Intel unveils 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors to compete against AMD in the ultra-thin laptop market, while Arm releases Cortex-R82 to boost computational storage.
In this week’s top reads, we look at why Elon Musk hates remote work, why Qualcomm is buying Arm, and how AI will shape the future workplace.
Part 1: A History of the IoT and Its Enabling TechnologiesThe Internet of Things (IoT) refers to connected devices that merge the physical world with the in…
Microsoft and Inmarsat announced they will collaborate to allow customers of Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform to use Inmarsat’s global satellite n…
With chip makers packing more processing power into CPUs, a leading maker of virtualization software is overhauling its prices significantly to reflect the …
After record-breaking sales of Mac devices in Q4 2020, Apple decided to amaze its customers with more hardware product launches. This week, at Apple’s ‘One More Thing’ event, the company made a host of exciting product launches, including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and in-house silicon chip, M1.
The EU and U.K. are probing Facebook over anticompetitive business practices relating to its classified advertising arm Marketplace and dating service Facebook Dating.
Companies like NVIDIA, Arm, and ASUS have made several announcements so far during the Computex 2023 event in Taipei. Learn more about them.
CXL is set to become the next-generation interconnect for AI/ML, high-performance computing, and more, says Steve Scargall of MemVerge.
New Products from IBM, Microsoft, Veeam, AWS, HPE ForgeRock, and much more.
