Cisco compresses Catalyst switches to compact size
Fanless fun for the whole family (if the supply chain functions)
Networks28 Jun 2022 | 5
On-Prem
To Washington's relief, GlobalWafers to spend $5 billion on Texas plant
Cash had been burning a hole in company's pocket after deal to buy Siltronic fell through
On-Prem28 Jun 2022 | 3
Hangouts hangs up: Google chat app shuts this year
How many messaging services does this web giant need? It's gotta be over 9,000
Personal Tech28 Jun 2022 | 7
Not enough desks and parking spots, wobbly Wi-Fi: Welcome back to the office, Tesla staff
Don't worry, the tweetings will continue until morale improves
On-Prem27 Jun 2022 | 14
5G C-band rollout at US airports slowed over radio altimeter safety fears
Well, they did say from July, now they really mean from July 2023
Networks27 Jun 2022 | 5
FTC urged to probe Apple, Google for enabling ‘intense system of surveillance’
Ad tracking poses a privacy and security risk in post-Roe America, lawmakers warn
Personal Tech27 Jun 2022 | 4
TSMC may surpass Intel in quarterly revenue for first time
Fab frenemies: x86 giant set to give Taiwanese chipmaker more money as it revitalizes foundry business
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 1
Toyota, Subaru recall EVs because tires might literally fall off
Toyota says 'all of the hub bolts' can loosen even 'after low-mileage use'
Personal Tech27 Jun 2022 | 16
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise adds Wi-Fi 6E to 'premium' access points
Company claims standard will improve performance in dense environments
Networks27 Jun 2022 | 1
Will Lenovo ever think beyond hardware?
Analysis Then again, why develop your own software à la HPE GreenLake when you can use someone else's?
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 1
Rise in Taiwanese energy prices may hit global chip production
National provider considering cost increase of 15%, which could be passed on to tech customers
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 4
Tech companies ready public stances on Roe v. Wade
Some providing out-of-state medical expenses, others spout general pro-choice statements
Personal Tech27 Jun 2022 | 24
You need to RTFM, but feel free to use your brain too
Who, Me? But I was only following the procedures!
Systems27 Jun 2022 | 153
Software-defined silicon is coming for telecom kit later this year
Interview Startup EdgeQ believes pay-for-what-you-use model will make 5G transition more cost-effective
Networks26 Jun 2022 | 17
Trouble hiring? Consider loosening your remote work policy
We're going hybrid or off-prem to retain and lure staff, say polled managers
On-Prem25 Jun 2022 | 30
US senators seek input on their cryptocurrency law via GitHub – and get some
Those town hall meetings that go off the rails? That's the internet all day, every day
Personal Tech25 Jun 2022 | 19
Big Tech silent on data privacy in post-Roe America
We asked what they will do to prevent cases being built against women. So far: Nothing
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 226
It's a crime to use Google Analytics, watchdog tells Italian website
Because data flows into the United States, not because of that user interface
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 32
Arm most likely to list on the Nasdaq, says SoftBank CEO
Hopes of securing London listing for UK chip designer may be in vain
Systems24 Jun 2022 | 6
Startup rattles tin for e-paper monitor with display fast enough to play video
In grayscale, though. Optimistic plans for daylight-readable display and long-life laptop
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 10
Popular
Misguided call for a 7-Zip boycott brings attention to FOSS archiving tools
Analysis It's good to highlight some alternatives, but security issues are overblown
Behold this drone-dropping rifle with two-mile range
Confuses rather than destroys unmanned aerials to better bring back intel, says Ukrainian designer
You need to RTFM, but feel free to use your brain too
Who, Me? But I was only following the procedures!
Singapore promises 'brutal and unrelentingly hard' action on dodgy crypto players
But welcomes fast cross-border payments in central bank digital currencies
Software-defined silicon is coming for telecom kit later this year
Interview Startup EdgeQ believes pay-for-what-you-use model will make 5G transition more cost-effective
Intel is running rings around AMD and Arm at the edge
Analysis What will it take to loosen the x86 giant's edge stranglehold?
Contractor loses entire Japanese city's personal data in USB fail
In brief Also, Chrome add-ons are great for fingerprinting, and hacked hot tubs splurge details
Cloudflare's outage was human error. There's a way to make tech divinely forgive
Opinion Don't push me 'cos I'm close to the edge. And the edge is safer if you can take a step back
Zendesk sold to private investors two weeks after saying it would stay public
Private offer 34 percent above share price is just the thing to change minds
IBM settles age discrimination case that sought top execs' emails
Just days after being ordered to provide messages, Big Blue opts out of public trial
STORIES
Microsoft issues fix for Windows 11 Wi-Fi hotspots
Meanwhile, 'search highlights' will tell you 'what's special about each day'
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 18
Inspur joins Arm gang with 2U box running Ampere silicon
Arm ecosystem elbowing its way into third largest server vendor in the world
Systems24 Jun 2022 |
Semiconductor boom could be coming to an end – analysts
Record revenues buoyed by surge in demand over the last couple of years, but nothing lasts forever
Systems24 Jun 2022 | 5
Teslasuit demo: Taking a crack at force feedback with the 'Glove'
A virtual world at your fingertips with the idea that you feel something gripping your hand
Personal Tech24 Jun 2022 | 8
First steps into the world of thought leadership: What could go wrong?
Something for the Weekend I have decided to become a double-spaced, three-word sentenced, humble-bragtastic genius
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 86
The perfect crime – undone by the perfect email backups
On Call And we would have gotten away with it, if it hadn't been for you meddling geeks!
Storage24 Jun 2022 | 193
'Universal processor' company Tachyum joins European HPC think tank
Still no closer to releasing timeline for its '128 exaflops' AI super, though – and no one's tested the chips yet
Systems24 Jun 2022 | 7
Cisco quits Moscow
Networking titan to shutter Russia and Belarus presence, after previously stopping operations
Networks24 Jun 2022 | 20
Intel withholds Ohio fab ceremony over US chip subsidies inaction
$20b factory construction start date unchanged – but the x86 giant is not happy
Systems23 Jun 2022 | 18
SpaceX: 5G expansion could kill US Starlink broadband
It would be easier to take this complaint seriously if Elon wasn't so Elon
Networks23 Jun 2022 | 38
Lenovo reveals small but mighty desktop workstation
ThinkStation P360 Ultra packs latest Intel Core processor, Nvidia RTX A5000 GPU, support for eight monitors
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 10
Totaled Tesla goes up in flames three weeks after crash
A pit and 4,500 gallons of water were needed to put it out
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 170
Oracle shrinks on-prem cloud offering in both size and cost
Now we can squeeze required boxes into a smaller datacenter footprint, says Big Red
Systems23 Jun 2022 | 2
Amazon can't channel the dead, but its deepfake voices take a close second
Megacorp shows Alexa speaking like kid's deceased grandma
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 23
Toshiba shares up as buyers prepare to shell out $22b
Japanese tech conglomerate has reportedly received 10 offers, each with a different idea about how to do things
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 1
Chinese startup hires chip godfather and TSMC vet to break into DRAM biz
They're putting a crew together, and Beijing's tossed in $750m to get things started
Storage23 Jun 2022 | 2
Having trouble finding power supplies or server racks? You're not the only one
Hyperscalers hog the good stuff
On-Prem23 Jun 2022 | 1
If you didn't store valuable data, ransomware would become impotent
Column Start by pondering if customers could store their own info and provide access
Storage23 Jun 2022 | 45
Samsung fined $14 million for misleading smartphone water resistance claims
Promoted phones as ready for a dunking – forgot to mention known problems with subsequent recharges
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 40
Brave Search leaves beta, offers Goggles for filtering, personalizing results
Freedom or echo chamber?
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 8
Meta agrees to tweak ad system after US govt brands it discriminatory
And pay the tiniest of fines, too
Personal Tech23 Jun 2022 | 11
Zscaler bulks up AI, cloud, IoT in its zero-trust systems
Focus emerges on workload security during its Zenith 2022 shindig
Networks22 Jun 2022 |
RISC-V International emits more open CPU specs
Embedded World First edicts of 2022 include firmware, hypervisor-level specifications
Systems22 Jun 2022 | 11
Castrol, Submer shift gears to datacenter immersion cooling
Just us who see 'liquid engineering' and think three pints at lunch on a Thursday? OK, got it, just us
On-Prem22 Jun 2022 | 10
PCIe 7.0 pegged to arrive in 2025 with speeds of 512 GBps
Although PCIe 5.0 is just coming to market, here's what we can expect in the years ahead
Networks22 Jun 2022 | 10
Amazon fears it could run out of US warehouse workers by 2024
Internal research says the hiring pool has already dried up in a number of locations stateside
Personal Tech22 Jun 2022 | 80
UK govt considers invoking national security in Arm IPO saga
Reportedly dropping hints it may use legislation to push a London listing
Systems22 Jun 2022 | 24
Meta now involved in making metalevel standards for the metaverse
So are Microsoft, Adobe, W3C, Huawei, and… IKEA? Not Apple, though
Personal Tech22 Jun 2022 | 17
This startup says it can glue all your networks together in the cloud
Or some approximation of that
Networks22 Jun 2022 | 9
Spain, Austria not convinced location data is personal information
Privacy group NOYB sues to get telcos to respect GDPR data access rights
Personal Tech22 Jun 2022 | 50
Top chip foundries grow amid electronics spending slowdown. Except Samsung
Chaebol hit by lower demand for smartphones and TVs plus 4nm yield issues
Personal Tech21 Jun 2022 |
Toyota wants 'closed loop' EV batteries in its future cars
Automaker wants to develop recycling, remanufacturing processes
Personal Tech21 Jun 2022 | 24
Lenovo, Barcelona Supercomputing Center sign joint research deal
Collab to 'generate significant returns' for Europe in science, tech, economy
HPC21 Jun 2022 | 2
AMD refreshes Ryzen Embedded line with R2000 series
Embedded World The target? Thin clients and industrial devices – with new SoC family running up to 4 independent displays
Systems21 Jun 2022 | 3
Investors start betting against Bitcoin with short-trade products
Some crypto-bros keep the faith in the face of market onslaught
Personal Tech21 Jun 2022 | 46
Micron aims 1.5TB microSD card at video surveillance market
Embedded World Ideal for corporate fleet dash cameras, smart home security, police bodycams, VSaaS and more, says chip giant
Storage21 Jun 2022 | 54
Linux Foundation thinks it can get you interested in smartNICs
Step one: Make them easier to program
Networks21 Jun 2022 | 8
Google, EFF back Cloudflare in row over pirate streams
Ban akin to 'ordering a telephone company to prevent a person from having conversations' over its lines
Personal Tech21 Jun 2022 | 13
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio: Too edgy for comfort?
Desktop Tourism And perhaps too heavy, which is a weighty issue for a machine that turns into a tablet
Personal Tech21 Jun 2022 | 28
AMD to end Threadripper Pro 5000 drought for non-Lenovo PCs
As the House of Zen kills off consumer-friendly non-Pro TR chips
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 18
Workers win vote to form first-ever US Apple Store union
Results set to be ratified by labor board by end of the week
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 20
If Twitter forgets your timeline preference, and you're using Safari, this is why
Privacy through amnesia not ideal for remembering user choice
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 16
DRAM prices to drop 3-8% due to Ukraine war, inflation
Wait, we’ll explain
On-Prem20 Jun 2022 | 10
Intel demands $625m in interest from Europe on overturned antitrust fine
Chip giant still salty
Systems20 Jun 2022 | 30
Metaverse progress update: Some VR headset prototypes nowhere near shipping
But when it does work, bet you'll fall over yourselves to blow ten large on designer clobber for your avy
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 24
Former AMD chip architect says it was wrong to can Arm project
Cancelled the K12 CPU? Big mistake. Huge, says Jim Keller
Systems20 Jun 2022 | 18
Plot to defeat crypto meltdown: Solend votes to seize, liquidate whale account
95% of SOL deposits from 1 person, so margin selloffs could mean collapse
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 58
Atos CFO to follow CEO out the door following 'Evidian' split plans
Plus: Each of the new orgs gets its own finance officer, if the split goes ahead in second half of 2023
On-Prem20 Jun 2022 | 6
Apple update approach 'not realistic' in enterprise, but login 'shim' gets thumbsup
JumpCloud SME report also finds remote workers getting better at following best security practices
On-Prem20 Jun 2022 | 12
Know the difference between a bin and /bin unless you want a new doorstop
Who, Me? Short sharp loss of privileges for poor sysadmin who emptied that directory
Personal Tech20 Jun 2022 | 151
Will optics ever replace copper interconnects? We asked this silicon photonics startup
Star Trek's glowing circuit boards may not be so crazy
Networks18 Jun 2022 | 42
Never fear, the White House is here to tackle web trolls
'No one should have to endure abuse just because they are attempting to participate in society'
Personal Tech17 Jun 2022 | 83
Nvidia wants to lure you to the Arm side with fresh server bait
Interview GPU giant promises big advancements with Arm-based Grace CPU, says the software is ready
Systems17 Jun 2022 | 9
US must adopt USB-C charging standard like EU, senators urge
Tangle of cables creates headaches and electronic waste, warn senators
Personal Tech17 Jun 2022 | 83
First details on TSMC's 2nm node: Chipmaker reveals nanosheet transistors
Plus: enhancements to 3nm tech due to go into production later this year
Systems17 Jun 2022 | 5
Google recasts Anthos with hitch to AWS Outposts
If at first you don't succeed, change names and try again
On-Prem17 Jun 2022 | 1
India lets Mastercard issue new cards again
Compliance with onshore data storage laws took almost a year – far longer than India has given the rest of the tech world to comply with infosec changes
Storage17 Jun 2022 | 3
Big Tech falls in line with Euro demands to fight bots, deepfakes, disinformation
Six percent of revenues at risk if Code of Practice broken
Personal Tech17 Jun 2022 | 24
Brave roasts DuckDuckGo over Bing privacy exception
Search biz hits back at 'misleading' claims, saga lifts lid on Microsoft's web tracking advice
Personal Tech17 Jun 2022 | 29
Apple may have to cough up $1bn to Brits in latest iPhone Batterygate claim
Lawsuit took its time, just like your older iOS handset
Personal Tech17 Jun 2022 | 35
If you're using older, vulnerable Cisco small biz routers, throw them out
Severe security flaw won't be fixed – as patches released this week for other bugs
Networks16 Jun 2022 | 28
Oracle sued by one of its own gold-level Partners of the Year over government IT contract
We want $56 million, systems integrator tells court
On-Prem16 Jun 2022 | 6
Price hikes, cloud expansion drive record datacenter spending
High unit costs and fixed capex budgets propelling enterprises cloudwards
On-Prem16 Jun 2022 | 2
FCC: Applications for funds to replace Chinese comms kit lack evidence
Well you told us to rip and ... hang on, we're not getting any money?
Networks16 Jun 2022 | 7
AMD bests Intel in cloud CPU performance study
Overall price-performance in Big 3 hyperscalers a dead heat, says CockroachDB
Systems16 Jun 2022 |
Cisco dials back on hiring, cool winds blow through economy
'I think it is a time for everyone to be prudent' says networking giant's CFO
Networks16 Jun 2022 | 3
Eaton, Microsoft to outfit datacenters with 'grid-interactive' UPS tech
'EnergyAware' systems to help electricity grids' transition to renewables
On-Prem16 Jun 2022 | 6
Businesses brace for quantum computing disruption by end of decade
As one expert warns overhype will lead to QC winter. Plus: Mystery Huawei quantum patent surfaces
HPC16 Jun 2022 | 25
Germany to host Europe's first exascale supercomputer
Jupiter added to HPC solar system
HPC16 Jun 2022 | 3
Cisco execs pledge simpler, more integrated networks
Cisco Live Is this the end of Switchzilla's dashboard creep?
Networks16 Jun 2022 | 5
US to help Japan make leading-edge 2nm chips, possibly by 2025
Player Four has entered the game
Systems15 Jun 2022 | 8
5G delivers smart city transportation in Guangzhou
How ZTE is using 5G, AI, IoT and big data to revolutionise China's cities
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Samsung accused of cheating on hardware benchmarks ... again
South Korean giant says it's in no way goosing TV HDR brightness
Personal Tech15 Jun 2022 | 19
America edges closer to a federal data privacy law, not that anyone can agree on it
What do we want? Safeguards on information! How do we want it? Er, someone help!
Personal Tech15 Jun 2022 | 7
Big Tech begs Congress to pass $52bn chip subsidies bill
This silicon business ain't cheap, you know, say execs at Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia etc
Systems15 Jun 2022 | 24
512 disk drives later, Floppotron computer hardware orchestra hits v3.0
We pick the creator's brains on why he would undertake such a marvelous ordeal
Storage15 Jun 2022 | 45
Snowflake pledges row-based storage engine for transactional data
Look, investors! A new app dev platform too. Are we living up to your dreams yet?
Storage15 Jun 2022 | 2
Threat of cross-border data tariffs looms over WTO
Some countries call for moratorium to be lifted, tech industry not keen on potential costs
Personal Tech15 Jun 2022 | 21
Lenovo opens doors on first in-house European factory
Will make 1,000 servers and 4,000 workstations a day for EMEA, put production closer to Euro clients
On-Prem15 Jun 2022 | 10
Meta mostly fails in appeal against order from UK watchdog to sell Giphy
Might have been a good idea to mention that Snap was sniffing around GIF biz, too, judges note, though
Personal Tech15 Jun 2022 | 9
