Hardware
Intel expunges its wearables division to focus on augmented reality instead
Intel flits from wearables to augmented reality as AMD nibbles away at its core market
'Mammoth' 50TB SSD launched by Viking Technology
Viking claims that, despite its high cost, the 50TB SSD can reduce data centre cooling costs 'by 80 per cent'
DigiPlex: Virtualisation is an opportunity, not a threat, for data centre operators
The cloud needs data centres to survive
AMD reveals 27 July launch for Ryzen 3 and prices for Threadripper that undercut Intel by half
Four core, four thread Ryzen 3 CPUs will consist of just two consumer desktop models at launch, while the top-of-the-range Ryzen 9 will cost $999
Blinged-up British smartphone maker Vertu goes bust
Market for leather-clad Android phones starting at £4,000-a-pop found to be smaller than anticipated
Gartner: IT spending to hit $3.5 trillion in 2017
Software vendors that embrace cloud are enjoying a boom, suggests Gartner
Western Digital wins injunction over Toshiba restoring access to intellectual property databases and chip samples for WD staff
Western Digital wins first round against Toshiba - one of many in the legal battles to come between the two companies
Intel responds to Epyc challenge posed by AMD with Skylake-based 'Purley' Xeon CPUs
Intel claims its new server CPUs are '28 per cent faster' than AMD's Epyc
Wearables company Jawbone facing liquidation
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital among the big names burned by $900m Jawbone failure
Highways England signs with Advanced for four-year Infrastructure-as-a-Service deal to better manage 'smart motorways'
Highways England turns to Advanced to host the infrastructure managing the data from more than 40,000 roadside sensors
Stanford and MIT researchers create 3D carbon nanotube CPU architecture
Techniques unlikely to be adopted any time soon, however
Qualcomm files to ban US imports of Intel-powered iPhones as legal battle with Apple intensifies
Qualcomm argues that the Apple iPhones infringe six of its patents
AMD launches Ryzen Pro microprocessor in ambitious bid for enterprise desktop - and reveals first details of Ryzen 3
Ryzen Pro adds enterprise security features to AMD's burgeoning Ryzen line-up
Toshiba sues Western Digital and shuts out WD staff from factories in Japan
Toshiba accuses Western Digital of 'interfering' in its sale of Toshiba Memory Corp, claiming $1bn in compensation
Only 10 per cent of SMBs are using unified comms
Unified comms use is still low amongst SMBs, but more than two-thirds want to adopt UC systems
Nintendo announces SNES Classic for release at end of September
Form an orderly queue!
US government appeals to Supreme Court for right to take any data from anywhere
Tech companies are between a rock and a hard place
Western Digital threatens to block Toshiba chip sale to consortium including Hynix
Western Digital reverts to legal hardball in a bid to wrest control of Toshiba Memory Corp
'Critical flaw' discovered in Intel's Skylake and Kaby Lake CPUs
Flaw in 6th and 7th gen CPUs could cause applications to behave unexpectedly, data loss or corruption
Mark Phelps of Node4: Collaboration is the growth engine of the economy
Collaboration is key to attract and keep new workers
Reply demonstrates blockchain-for-insurance and web-based process management at Xchange event
Computing checks out cutting-edge innovation and chats to Reply's Filippo Rizzante
Red Hat Hyperconvered Infrastructure claims to bring main office speed to network edge
The platform integrates compute and storage on a single server
Cisco's new network promises to protect against attacks hidden in encrypted data
But it's still signature-based
Intel to drop Galileo, Edison and Joule development boards
Intel apparently abandons its attempts to take on the Raspberry Pi directly
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