Transfers group of employees to new owners, makes 400 other local staff redundant Swedish network system maker Ericsson is the latest tech business to offload its remaining operations in Russia to local management, months after saying it was going t…
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Lees meerBut the 'push to higher frequencies is driven by engineers, not end users,' says analyst The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has unveiled a new Industry Specification Group (ISG) to undertake preliminary work on the potential …
Lees meerSees opportunity on one side, dictatorial control on the other Comment As Qualcomm tries to fight off a lawsuit from Arm demanding Qualcomm destroy its custom cores, the Snapdragon giant has signaled it may have a bigger future with RISC-V.…
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Lees meerBig Red doesn't charge more when users add cores, so Big Blue plans to triple the count. Because why not? IBM has quietly announced it's planning a 24-core Power 10 processor, seemingly to make one of its servers capable of running Oracle's database…
Lees meerThat's a lot of personal data and cat videos per second Arista Networks is expanding its 7050X4 Series and 7060X5 Series of leaf and spine datacenter switches with an eye on hyperscale and enterprise buyers and their ever growing bandwidth requireme…
Lees meerAlibaba reportedly pulled into the fray, plus: world's top chipmaking equipment maker, ASML, pushes back Chinese companies are being further hit by US-led export controls on advanced chip technology, with reports that the e-commerce giant Alibaba is…
Lees meer'Technical issues and proliferation of hateful content' blamed More than 32 million Twitter users are forecast to ditch the social media platform within the next two years as they become "frustrated" by technical matters and the rise in post they de…
Lees meerAs customers grapple with pricey AI systems and nontraditional compute, HPE, Dell, and Lenovo circle in wait Comment There's no arguing that the cloud has changed the way we think about deploying our applications and workloads. It served to normali…
Lees meerOh Lord, won't you buy me a ... oh Electric car maker Rivian just can't seem to catch a break - it has posted staggering losses this year, has had to recall nearly every vehicle it sold in October, and now it's announcing a hold on its joint electri…
Lees meerJust as Tokyo reportedly agrees to back US chip sanctions against China IBM will help Japan's new government-backed semiconductor company commercialize advanced 2nm chips to revitalize the country's role in the industry and diversify the global supp…
Lees meerAh c'mon, we've gotta be better than this Airbnb guests perceived to be Black by hosts are slightly less successful at booking properties than White guests, according to a report from Airbnb itself.…
Lees meerKorean tech giant claims big performance, energy efficiency gains with memory tech Samsung has built a claimed first-of-its-kind supercomputer containing AMD datacenter GPUs affixed with its processing-in-memory chips, which the company said can sig…
Lees meerBillions in people's private funds siphoned off to bankroll hedge fund, watchdogs say Police in The Bahamas on Monday nabbed Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), former CEO of failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX and crypto hedge fund Alameda Research, at the req…
Lees meerPlus: Elon Musk is now a number 2 Comment Twitter has taken a match to its Trust and Safety Council, the group of 100 civil rights organizations formed in 2016 to tackle issues like hate speech, child exploitation and suicide on the platform.…
Lees meerAmerica: Yeah but they can't help you if it's national security. And it totally is China is fighting back against Washington's semiconductor wars by filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against US chip export controls, claiming…
Lees meerDidn't the x86 giant just blow up its data storage biz? The US Department of Energy's Sandia National Labs believes that novel memory tech may be the secret to faster, more accurate nuclear weapon simulations.…
Lees meerWhen every nanosecond of latency counts, improvements in the physical layer matter Major cloud providers and hyperscalers go to considerable lengths to secure technical advantages over their rivals, and Microsoft last week made just such a move by a…
Lees meerGeneral Motors and LG building three manufacturing sites for energy security The US Department of Energy will loan battery maker Ultium Cells $2.5 billion to build three new manufacturing plants in Ohio, Tennessee, and Michigan, for America's iconic…
Lees meerGPU boss vows 'dramatic shift in the PC graphics landscape' with next-gen CPU While Nvidia and AMD put out high-end graphics cards for those with plenty of money to spend, Intel is doubling down on the mainstream GPU market with lower-power discrete…
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