Apple aims to replace Broadcom, Qualcomm wireless chips with its own
Wouldn't home-grown silicon look pretty in our walled garden?
Systems10 Jan 2023 | 50
On-Prem
I spy with my little Pi: Upgraded cameras for single board computer
Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 adds autofocus and wider field of view
Personal Tech10 Jan 2023 | 13
Sourcehut to shun Google's Go Module Mirror over greed
Code hosting service fed up with excessive bandwidth consumption
Personal Tech10 Jan 2023 | 5
US schools sue Meta, Google and friends over 'youth mental health crisis'
Updated Social media as public nuisance? Seattle may be on to something
Personal Tech10 Jan 2023 | 50
US pressures Asian allies to join crusade against Chinese chipmakers
American ambassador to Japan wants a unified front against the Middle Kingdom
Government Tech Week09 Jan 2023 | 12
Taiwan rolls out tax credits for chipmakers to keep R&D local
Measures have been described as an answer to the US CHIPS Act
Systems09 Jan 2023 | 1
Chinese Tesla owners protest another round of price cuts
Models 3 and Y are up to 24% cheaper than last year, and buyers said to want compensation
Personal Tech09 Jan 2023 | 28
Texts from your dog and brain-free astronomy: The best of the rest from CES
CES Is that a Google Home in your toilet?
Personal Tech09 Jan 2023 | 29
John Deere signs right to repair agreement with US ag lobbyists
Holy cow! Memorandum of Understanding to give farmers access to 'diagnostic tools' and documentation
Personal Tech09 Jan 2023 | 26
Atos will be paid $29m over $1b UK Met Office supercomputer dispute
Settlement 'without admission of liability' followed court challenge to Microsoft mega-deal
HPC09 Jan 2023 | 24
UK gov makes fresh grab at Arm to list IPO in London
PM reportedly trying to twist CEO's er, arm
Systems09 Jan 2023 | 25
Disruptive innovation's like a party. It's always happening elsewhere
Opinion Citation needed?
Personal Tech09 Jan 2023 | 13
China's Hisense bakes Teams into Android-powered commercial displays
Sees collaborationware as its route into foreign markets
On-Prem09 Jan 2023 | 12
Tributes flow as Creative CEO Sim Wong Hoo - the mind behind Sound Blaster - passes aged 68
Asia In Brief PLUS Tesla China price cuts spark protests; Japan boosts cyber-defences; Google can’t overturn Indian fine
Personal Tech09 Jan 2023 | 33
CES Worst in Show slams gummi gouging, money-wasting mugs, and other dubious kit
Technology has the potential to make life better. This isn't it.
Personal Tech06 Jan 2023 | 116
Samsung expects profit dive as demand for memory and devices continues to slow
Analysts believe company may cut back on production like Micron and SK hynix
Storage06 Jan 2023 | 11
Qualcomm, Bullitt unveil satellite messaging for phones at CES
CES In trouble somewhere remote with patchy cell coverage but able to see the sky? You can text for help
Personal Tech06 Jan 2023 | 10
Cleaner ignored 'do not use tap' sign, destroyed phone systems ... and the entire building
On Call The natural enemy of the IT pro is the builder – they’ll cover you in dust, hose you down, or worse
On-Prem06 Jan 2023 | 160
India partners with private company to sell ads to commuters via railway Wi-Fi
Dangerous without a data protection law in place, says rights org
Personal Tech06 Jan 2023 | 4
Oh, no: The electric cars at CES are getting all emotional
Not all of these concepts will end in tires
Personal Tech06 Jan 2023 | 102
AMD follows Intel's lead with alphanumeric soup of new Ryzens
Analysis New high-end Ryzen laptop CPUs? Huzzah! Now what's the number again?
Systems05 Jan 2023 | 10
Tesla fails to push racial discrimination lawsuit into arbitration
Plaintiff was offered direct employment with an arbitration agreement, but never signed the letter
On-Prem05 Jan 2023 | 33
IBM staff grumble redeployment orders are stealth layoffs
Employees believe directive to seek new internal positions is just a way to get rid of them
On-Prem05 Jan 2023 | 31
Lenovo adds rugged ThinkPhone to appeal to ThinkPad users
CES Gorilla Glass-plated Android gadget for the biz crowd but it won't be cheap...
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 8
From execs to factory products, Tesla's China unit is gaining prominence
Country boss now second in command, general manager vows to take 'Made in China' overseas... like everything else?
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 4
More pre-Musk Twitter 1.0 execs leave the building
Last one out turn off the lights
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 25
Dell said to be planning purge of Chinese chips from products by 2024
Meanwhile, US 'ratcheting up' restrictions, expanding definition of what counts as 'cutting edge tech' says analyst
On-Prem05 Jan 2023 | 12
Next-gen Qi2 wireless charging spec seeded by Apple
CES iBiz's MagSafe charging tech forms the foundation of the Qi2 movement
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 26
Forget the climate: Steep prices the biggest reason EV sales aren't higher
Consumers around the world want to go electric, says Deloitte, but sticker shock is keeping them at bay
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 312
Qualcomm develops one automotive chip to rule them all
CES And one Snapdragon Ride Flex SoC to bind them
Systems05 Jan 2023 | 3
After roasting Nvidia for overheating issues AMD now has its own
Perhaps make sure your own products are working properly before razzing your rival's
Systems05 Jan 2023 | 20
FTX boss Sam Bankman-Fried pleads not guilty on eight charges
$32 billion cryptocurrency failure on the dock
Personal Tech05 Jan 2023 | 31
As Arm plays chicken with Qualcomm, both have a lot to lose
Analysis High risk means high reward ... well, usually
Systems04 Jan 2023 | 22
China may have to reassess chip strategy in face of US sanctions
Beijing's dreams of producing advanced semiconductors could take much longer than hoped
Systems04 Jan 2023 | 19
Taiwan's Gigabyte spins off server biz as wholly owned subsidiary
Consumer motherboard tech will reside in unit that's left behind
On-Prem04 Jan 2023 | 3
Nvidia chips and sensors to feature in Foxconn electric vehicles
CES Foxconn targets EV portfolio growth and brings Nvidia along for the ride
Systems04 Jan 2023 |
Some engineers are being paid between $250k and $1m, says salary survey
San Francisco is highest salaried city for tech pros (if you can afford to live there)
On-Prem04 Jan 2023 | 58
Intel: Please buy these new 13th-Gen CPUs, now with 24 cores
CES Look folks, we need the business - there's a recession on
Systems03 Jan 2023 | 38
Apple jacks up Mac, iPhone, iPad battery replacement fees
Prices blowing up makes a change from, well, you know
Systems03 Jan 2023 | 5
Patients wrongly told they've got cancer in SMS snafu
We wish you a very merry chemo and a happy new year
Personal Tech03 Jan 2023 | 57
Tesla misses Q4 delivery expectations as stock keeps sliding
How many more straws can you fit on an electric car company's back?
Personal Tech03 Jan 2023 | 30
HPE to offload remaining stake in Chinese joint venture H3C
Nothing to do with Washington and Beijing butting heads, says US giant
On-Prem03 Jan 2023 | 1
South Korea to offer tax breaks to hedge semiconductor woes
Large chip manufacturers may be offered tax credits of up to 15% to invest in the country
Systems03 Jan 2023 |
Atos opens 'exploratory talks' with possible investors in breakaway Evidian biz
Aircraft maker Airbus linked with IT services provider's security, digital and big data unit
On-Prem03 Jan 2023 |
Techies try to bypass damaged UPS, send 380V into air traffic system
New Year's Day debacle strands thousands of passengers, attributed to decade-old tech
On-Prem03 Jan 2023 | 117
Riding in Sidecar: How to get a Psion online in 2023
Using a gigahertz-class computer to get an 36MHz computer onto the internet – or even just printing
Personal Tech03 Jan 2023 | 53
Citizen Coder? Happiness Concierge? Here come 2023's business cards
Opinion A pose by any other name would pay as sweet
Personal Tech03 Jan 2023 | 66
Non-binary DDR5 is finally coming to save your wallet
Need a New Year's resolution? How about stop paying for memory you don't need
Storage02 Jan 2023 | 83
Computing's big question for 2023: How many more questions can we endure?
The answers aren't much fun either
Personal Tech31 Dec 2022 | 77
Nvidia revives canceled RTX 4080 as 'new' 12GB RTX 4070 TI
Hopefully it comes with a 'new' competitive price, too
Personal Tech30 Dec 2022 | 25
Miniature nuclear reactors could be the answer to sustainable datacenter growth
Did someone say teenage mutant ninja servers?
Systems30 Dec 2022 | 143
An IT emergency during a festive visit to the in-laws? So sorry, everyone, I need to step out for a while
On-Call Sometimes bringing your work laptop on a trip pays off
Storage30 Dec 2022 | 65
New York gets right-to-repair law – after some industry-friendly repairs to the rules
Video We can already imagine Louis R's reaction
Personal Tech30 Dec 2022 | 54
India sets USB-C charging deadline for smartphones
We'll have what Europe's having
Personal Tech29 Dec 2022 | 46
TSMC ramps up 3nm chip baking at Taiwan plants
Actions speak volumes
Systems29 Dec 2022 | 19
As liquid cooling takes off in the datacenter, fortune favors the brave
Comment There's more than one way to beat the heat – and save serious money
Systems29 Dec 2022 | 35
Intel settles to escape $4b patent suit with VLSI
Turns out patent trolls don't like being outed by their lawyers
Systems29 Dec 2022 | 53
Southwest Airlines blames IT breakdown for stranding holiday travelers
Have they tried turning it off and back on again?
Networks28 Dec 2022 | 77
Risk-averse Kyocera gambles nearly $10b of own shares on semiconductor growth
When the chips are down, bet the farm
Systems28 Dec 2022 | 13
Meet the merry pranksters who keep the workplace interesting, if not productive
Who, Me? What to do with the boss who refuses to answer the phone? Or wants a bigger cubicle? Revenge, that's what
On-Prem26 Dec 2022 | 91
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