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Lees meerRouters flooded with internet traffic in filter blunder, watchdog told Canadian telecom giant Rogers will spend C$10 billion ($7.7 billion) to ensure that day-long outage earlier this month doesn't happen again, its CEO has said.…
Lees meerIf only we'd had this kind of compute before we launched Hubble Fujitsu says its supercomputing cloud is ready for action, after pitting the Arm-based system against a series of complex electromagnetic interference (EMI) simulations.…
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Lees meerCost of optical cable more than doubles in 16 months as demand goes through roof The price of fiber optic cables is shooting up, more than doubling in just 16 months due to massive demand from datacenter and network providers with supply shortfall e…
Lees meerIf you build it they will come Unless you happen to be running a cloud or hyperscale datacenter, Intel’s infrastructure processing units (IPU) probably aren’t for you, at least not yet.…
Lees meerSmall market share there anyway or Indian regulatory crackdown? Chinese majority state-owned smartphone company Honor is pulling its team out of India, CEO Zhao Ming has confirmed.…
Lees meerThis will be the x86 giant's first major foundry customer Intel will manufacture chips for Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek, making the latter the first major silicon customer for Intel's revitalized contract chip manufacturing business.…
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Lees meerClinical systems 10 years old, new software due to go live next year Doctors at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, one of the UK's largest healthcare organizations, were this week left unable to access patient records and forced to cancel ap…
Lees meerFoiled again, Team America Chinese semiconductor giant SMIC has reportedly been manufacturing 7-nanometer chips since last year, the best sign yet that China has found a way to develop advanced components despite US efforts to curb the country's hom…
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