730 million 5G services active in Middle Kingdom, while another 100 million 4G services came online too 730 million 5G subscriptions have been ordered in China, according to operational statistics published this week by the nation's big three carrie…
Lees meerGigaIO CTO talks up 'solution that has a lot of what CXL offers' GigaIO and MemVerge are developing a joint solution to enable memory to be composable across a cluster of servers, addressing one of the thorny issues in high performance computing (HP…
Lees meerQuantum, HPC, and AI to take us to rainbow sunshine happy land Fujitsu wants to make the world a better place and thinks technology is the way to do it. Fujitsu technology, naturally.…
Lees meerIPv4 limits apps to simple interactions, and in 2021 IPv6 adoption growth was just three per cent Carriers and Big Tech are happily continuing to use network address translation (NAT) and IPv4 to protect their investments, with the result that trans…
Lees meerGartner reports 25.1% growth off the back of supply chain pain Semiconductor giants enjoyed soaring revenues in 2021 as global sales topped the half-trillion-dollar mark for the first time against a backdrop of squeezed supply chains.…
Lees meer(And maintain a guard band.) US airliners melt down as rest of world moves on American aviation regulators have banned the use of autoland at some of their country's airports as the local debate about 5G phone mast emissions and airliners continues …
Lees meerDutch semiconductor lithography bigwig reports net sales up by a third ASML – the outfit that oufits the chipmakers with chipmakers – believes the recent fire at its Berlin factory on 2 January will not have a "significant impact" on its output in 2…
Lees meerFaux flexibility – and then back in the office where we can keep an eye on you ... Sent home to wait out the Omicron wave of the seemingly never-ending COVID-19 pandemic, office workers throughout much of the world naturally will be wondering what c…
Lees meerBrowser filter biz Eyeo defeats Axel Springer – but case against Google poses similar risks Ad-filtering biz Eyeo on Tuesday celebrated the defeat of a copyright claim that threatened to break the web, though that risk hasn't entirely been put to re…
Lees meerWe're back in black AMD's GPU technology is returning to mobile handsets with Samsung's Exynos 2200 system-on-chip, which was announced on Tuesday.…
Lees meerNext steps for island nation Limited communication is being restored in Tonga through satellite, high-frequency radio and motorboat after a violent underwater volcano severed a fiber-optic cable connecting the remote island to the world.…
Lees meerBut smartphone shipments globally edge up just 1% for total market as demand outweighs supply More than one in five phones shipped in Q4 carried a certain fruit brand as Apple leapt to the top of a barely growing global smartphone market.…
Lees meerHardware hacker spots 'ghost in the ethernet optic' Hardware hacker Ben Cox has spotted an interesting bit of kit that we're sure has entirely reasonable uses other than network intrusion: Plumspace's Smart SFP TAP.…
Lees meer'Reel'-y cheap – like $0.70 a pop If you only need the smallest of Raspberry Pi chips, but you need a lot of them, you can now buy the gang's RP2040 microcontrollers directly from the farm supplier in lots of 500 or 3,400.…
Lees meerPlease Mr Hitchcock, no more. The UPS can't take it Who, Me? "Expect the unexpected" is a cliché regularly trotted out during disaster planning. But how far should those plans go? Welcome to an episode of Who, Me? where a reader finds an entirely n…
Lees meerIt's blowback time again China's cold war with the US on chips isn't slowing down the country's rapid growth in semiconductors, the Semiconductor Industry Association said this week.…
Lees meerUS (and Canadian) fears are uniquely Leftpondian, it seems 5G mobile phone emissions won't harm airliners, Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has said, dampening down excitement in the US about mobile masts interfering with airliners' altimete…
Lees meerLocal 5G initiative lets orgs deploy on different frequencies from mobile firms HPE has convinced a Japanese telecoms provider to operate its 5G stack as a testbed for private networks the carrier intends to offer to business customers.…
Lees meerHome Office IT units confused over who is fulfilling the vital role The UK government's ePassport airport gate upgrade programme has no system integrator, a hardware supplier has said, while the Home Office and two of its IT units seem confused abou…
Lees meerRecovery of one out of two bonuses will stop, but what about those already affected? Indian IT services giant HCL Technologies has quietly removed some of the controversial clauses from its HR policy revealed by The Reg revealed last week, which req…
Lees meerGet ready for a new 'experience'... Heads up, OneDrive-using Mac fans: Microsoft has begun rolling out a new Files On-Demand "experience", and you can't disable it.…
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