'The group is united in making RISC-V an option in HPC,' says SIG-HPC chair

Webcast How to bust the bottlenecks without breaking the bank

It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it

Q1 WLAN sales rose by 16.7 per cent year-on-year

AMD hoping to grow its $38bn Xilinx acquisition as it seeks to compete with Intel's Altera

Upgraded build-it-yourself kit now includes 80-character mode, improved video output options

Buy-in comes after (nearly) 24 years of living next door to Altice

Let's hope Sachin Jogia sticks around longer than his predecessor

Sure, you can apply to work from home in the middle of nowhere, just don't expect Silicon Valley pay

Also sent lovely flowers as US$22bn GoTo Group cut driver bonuses

Video Impressive working computer from the corpse of a rarity

FPGA-driven prototypes yet to prove the company's bold performance and power-draw claims

We want to give your property better internets for free, pls respond

Column The history of computing is all change, all the time. Yet silicon-slingers let the chips fail where they may

Innovation and Competition Act aims to keep America ahead of China, approved with unusual bipartisan support

Yup, just a Republican wanting a private business to be subjected to more government regulation

Admits 'potential losses' may result, says they won’t be significant

Feature The problem started when those ridiculous users ... oh, hang on. It started in the IT department

Software porting efforts aim to make sure Android, Linux, Firefox, and Chrome work well ahead of time

Don't call it growth

Snowflake Summit Cloud data outfit realises SQL-centric approach won’t attract the developers it needs to grow

Residents near Western Digital, Seagate HQs deafened by popping of Champagne corks

For now you have to cope with 100Gb/s and 400Gb/s over single-mode fiber, and brace for 100Gb/s over 80kms

Not too difficult to get in, but component serialisation could still be a hurdle

Extra performance wrung out, but we wouldn't rush to eBay

Taiwan was COVID-free for almost a year. Now the virus is out and edging towards major silicon production centres

Donald, you're fired. Again

Coincidentally, it's the 32nd anniversary of the 1989 massacre in Beijing

Plaintiffs say they would've gone elsewhere had they known iGiant was just using Amazon, Microsoft or Google

First Look Twitter Blue only works properly on iOS and just one feature is useful

Looks forward to nicely lowered costs as production ramps up, but they're still hyperscaler-only for now

Rarely seen miscalculations now crop up frequently at cloud hyperscale

You don't spend $5bn on a shiny glass Ive-designed HQ and leave it empty

Mobile provider Orange fingers 'technical issue' on a router

Analysis Xi Jinping says it’s time the world learned Marxism works, socialism is good, and China is really nice, but some 90s indie pop shows another way to get the message across

National growth strategy also prioritises low power distributed data centres