Australian quantum startup enlists GlobalFoundries to develop mass qubit production
Company claims tech can detect quantum information at room temperature
Systems07 Sep 2022 |
On-Prem
Taking CHIPS Act cash? You're banned from planting advanced fabs on Chinese soil
Rules apply for next decade, warns Commerce Department, which can claw back cash
Systems07 Sep 2022 | 16
Qualcomm targets mid-range and volume smartphones with fresh Snapdragon SoCs
Both platforms based on Kyro semi-custom Arm CPUs
Systems07 Sep 2022 |
OVHcloud opens up Bring Your Own IP service for IPv4 failover
Anyone planning to migrate to IPv6 then? Bueller?
Networks07 Sep 2022 | 4
Computational storage specs hit v1.0 after 4 years of work
Emerging field now has baseline definitions for vendors to work with
Storage07 Sep 2022 | 7
Japan's NTT claims it's built 1.2Tbit/s optical comms that sip power
Cloud and 5G mean the world needs beefier backbones and NTT thinks this could build them
Networks07 Sep 2022 | 6
Amazon drivers unionize after AI sends them on 'impossible' routes
Being subcontractors, their working conditions ain't our problem – US giant's stance
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 60
No, Apple, you may not sell iPhones without chargers
Good for the environment? Bad for the customer, say Brazilian officials after fining iGiant, banning certain sales
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 67
US wants to give global chipmakers a 25% tax credit on new fabs
Plus $39 billion in subsidies for 'domestic' effort that will welcome foreign semiconductor players
Systems06 Sep 2022 | 8
Meta found guilty of flouting Washington political ad laws – again
Hundreds of 'intentional' violations could cost Zuck and Co $30k each
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 8
Instagram fined in Ireland for violating children's privacy
Meta set to the appeal the data protection authority's near $400m penalty
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 7
Apple app transparency changes bring in the ad bucks... for Apple
By striking down Google and Facebook, the iMaker's transformation is complete
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 13
Government buyers take 22 months on average to procure tech
Teams too big, operate in silos, lack subject matter experts and C-suite exec buy-in
On-Prem06 Sep 2022 | 29
IBM adds iTaaS to System I, Power 10 server bundle
$50/user/month to bring cloud-like opex delights to midrange on-prem environments
On-Prem06 Sep 2022 | 2
SK hynix to plow $11b into South Korean fab complex
Leadership believes path to recovery is through investing in times of crisis
Systems06 Sep 2022 |
G7 countries beat UK in worldwide broadband speed test again
All except Italy, that is
Networks06 Sep 2022 | 65
Newport Wafer Fab sale to Chinese company held up again by UK.gov's probe
To sell or not to sell... that is the national security assessment, decision delayed once more
On-Prem06 Sep 2022 | 21
A refined Apple desktop debuts ahead of Wednesday’s big iThing launch
It’s an eight-bit affair for the Apple II, complete with Flying Toasters and many other upgrades
Personal Tech06 Sep 2022 | 39
Bye bye BoJo: Liz Truss named new UK prime minister
Can tech hold its own among an overflowing in-tray?
On-Prem05 Sep 2022 | 254
OneWeb takes $229m hit from satellites not returned by Russia
Launch postponements also a part of the writeoff as company pins hopes on SpaceX
Networks05 Sep 2022 | 31
Meta hedges bets on metaverse silicon with Qualcomm VR deal
More silicon sales for us says Qualcomm
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 5
US semiconductor industry has a lot of ideas about where CHIPS Act money should go
Outsourced assembly and test a key missing part of supply chain, and foreign entities aren't beyond the pale
Systems02 Sep 2022 | 7
Taiwan chip magnate pledges cash for defense against China: 'I'm telling everyone to oppose the CCP'
UMC founder Robert Tsao wants to train more than 3m 'civilian warriors' and sharpshooters
Systems02 Sep 2022 | 24
Windows 10 business refresh will revive PC shipments
Or so says a hopeful IDC after releasing latest forecast of doom
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 22
Intel details 12th Gen Core SoCs optimized for edge applications
OS support includes Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2021 LTSC and Linux options
Systems02 Sep 2022 | 2
UK govt says contractors should challenge IR35 status via self-assessment
What could possibly go wrong?
On-Prem02 Sep 2022 | 37
EU proposes regulations for tablet battery life, spare parts
Rules for devices including phones aimed at reducing environmental impact of scroll addiction
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 64
Terminal downgrade saves the day after a client/server heist
On Call When the PCs were pilfered by ram raiding rotters, green screens proved their worth
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 140
Lenovo launches face-mounted monitor
Not worthy of the name 'smart glasses' and not sold outside China until 2023
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 28
Microsoft changes the way it certifies network cards for Windows Server
Increased ‘configuration not supported’ heartbreak sparks move
Networks02 Sep 2022 | 7
USB-C to hit 80Gbps under updated USB4 v. 2.0 spec
You’re going to need new cables and learn to recognize revised logos
Personal Tech02 Sep 2022 | 116
Xcel smart thermostat users lose their cool after power company locks them out
They were asking for it, energy giant says
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 70
Why bother with warrants when cops can buy location data for under $10k?
How Fog Data Science sells records of your whereabouts, according to the EFF
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 36
FCC awards $800m for rural broadband development
Illinois, Arizona and Iowa are the big winners in connection plan
Networks01 Sep 2022 | 7
Micron confirms first US memory fab on home soil in 20 years
$15 billion Idaho facility is the first step as chip biz feeds on CHIPS Act
On-Prem01 Sep 2022 | 6
Twitter edit button coming later this month ... for some
Looks like the bird site didn't need Musk's money to get the feature added, after all
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 8
California asks people not to charge EVs during heatwave
Not a great look for the state that just vowed to phase out gas-powered cars in favor of battery-powered ones
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 171
Just how do you define software defined storage?
For the definitive take, catch up with the Open Storage Summit first
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Lenovo’s folding portable ThinkPad grows to 16.3in, adds keyboard
Affixes magnetically attached Bluetooth unit instead of soft keyboard after feedback
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 17
Underwater datacenter will open for business this year
Subsea Cloud boasts 1MW of capacity for up to 90% lower costs compared to landlubber facilities
On-Prem01 Sep 2022 | 66
Inflation to kill growth prospects for smartphone sales
Buy a new phone or pay food and household energy bills? Shipments to crash in 2022
Personal Tech01 Sep 2022 | 12
US bars Nvidia and AMD from selling AI-centric accelerators to China and Russia
Updated Makes Nv tense with ban on Tensor tech that could cost it $400m this quarter alone
Systems01 Sep 2022 | 6
Arm sues Qualcomm over custom Nuvia CPU cores, wants designs destroyed
Updated British chip designer unhappy key customer is using lucrative blueprints
Systems31 Aug 2022 | 67
Cloudflare tries to explain why it protects far-right forums that stalk and harass victims
Doxing and hate-spreading websites deserve as much space on the internet as you or I, says CEO
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 64
Toyota plans to spend up to $2.5b expanding North Carolina EV battery factory
All part of an extra 40GWh of production capacity in US, Japan by 2026
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 1
TSMC poised to begin 3nm production despite weaker chip demand
Meanwhile ongoing supply chain difficulties reportedly hampering fab-building efforts
Systems31 Aug 2022 | 3
India wants to quadruple electronics biz in just four years
Minister says it needs to copy Vietnam and China's 'first globalize, then localize' strategy
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 6
HP's consumer PC biz shrinks by a fifth as inflation bites
The solution? Inventing another 'transformation programme' to transform previous transformation
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 8
Astera Labs says its CXL tech can stick DDR5 into PCIe slots
These memory controllers are aimed at AI-addicted cloud providers and hyperscalers
Systems31 Aug 2022 |
Left-wing campaign group throws weight behind BT strikes
Enough is Enough crew tells telecom CEO to 'pay up'
Networks31 Aug 2022 | 92
What are Nvidia and AMD doing getting involved with SmartNICs and VMware?
VMware Explore A gentle primer on these chip giants' accelerators – and your essential guide to the conference so far
Networks31 Aug 2022 | 1
Japan to change laws that require use of floppy disks
Digital minister will drive change because, in theory, uploading info to government isn't allowed
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 82
Musk tries to stall Twitter takeover trial following whistleblower claims
And throws a copy of Mudge's allegations to the SEC, too, just in case it hasn't read them yet
Personal Tech31 Aug 2022 | 58
California lawmakers approve online privacy law for kids. Which may turn websites into identity checkpoints
Will Newsom sign it? With a possible presidential bid looming, take a guess
Personal Tech30 Aug 2022 | 63
Dell intros updated VxRail and dedicated AI platform with VMware
VMware Explore HCI platform now supports vSphere 8, vSAN 8, and VCF 4.5
On-Prem30 Aug 2022 |
Chips still down for Toyota: Low semiconductor supplies dampen output
Production dips almost 7% between January and July. COVID-19 disruption also blamed
Systems30 Aug 2022 | 12
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Meta picks India for WhatsApp's first e-commerce service
Indian residents will be able to buy their groceries through the chat app – for as long as the government is happy with the idea
Personal Tech30 Aug 2022 | 7
AMD refreshes desktop CPUs with 5nm Ryzen 7000s that can reach 5.7GHz with 16 cores
Prices start at $300, you'll also need a new motherboard, RAM, etc
Personal Tech30 Aug 2022 | 45
US court backs FCC decision to let SpaceX fly Starlink sats at lower altitudes
Judges just didn't buy Viasat's in-orbit prang fears
Networks30 Aug 2022 | 15
