Hardware
Meeting todays remote worker service management challenges
Many of the tools you need can be downloaded for free, says Intel
Discovery! - UK quantum computing technology moves towards commercialisation
Dr Andrew Fearnside, senior associate attorney specialising in quantum technology at patent law firm Mewburn Ellis LLP, outlines the latest investments in quantum computing, explains how it all works and why we should be excited
Why the world needs better and more robust ways of measuring time
Critical infrastructure and systems such as GPS rely on time-keeping mechanisms that are far too easily subverted or prone to error
How to measure the durability and availability of your cloud storage
Any organisation looking to make the leap to cloud storage needs to understand the risk of data degrading or being inaccessible
Fujitsu to build new supercomputer to boost AI research in Japan
The supercomputer will be the second most powerful in Japan and sixth most powerful worldwide
Why you should look to software-defined infrastructure for container deployments
DHL, Accenture and Lloyds are just a few of the firms using StorageOS’s software-defined cloud-native storage
AMD unveils Radeon RX 6000 family of graphics cards
The new cards provide 'up to double' the performance of AMD's previous-gen flagship cards
Where next for the mainframe, part 4 - making it happen
After looking at the history of the mainframe, how you're using it, why you might replace it and how to do so, we're now asking - how do you bring it all together?
Apple unveils iPhone 12 series with 5G capability and faster Bionic chipset
The cheapest model starts at £699 in the UK
Review: Turboant X7 Pro electric scooter
Covid-19 has put many people off the idea of public transport, especially in major cities like London. Could a new electric scooter be the answer for shorter trips?
Where next for the mainframe, part 3 - which way to go?
There are several strategies a company that relies on mainframes today can adopt – from the permissive to the aggressive.
Apple to unveil new iPhone models next week
The company is expected to announce four iPhone 12 models on 13th October
Nvidia announces new UK supercomputer to help fight COVID-19
Cambridge-1 will be among the world's top 30 most powerful supercomputers, and top three most environmentally-frien
Where next for the mainframe, part 2 - drivers for change
Risk, costs, legacy modernisation, lacking innovation and the need for agility are all drivers pushing businesses away from mainframes today
Where next for the mainframe? - part 1
The mainframe has been around for more than six decades, but does it have a place in a 21st century tech stack?
Apple launches new iPad, Watch and workout platform - but there's no mention of iPhone 12
Says its new iPad Air is six times faster than the top-selling Chromebook
Apple to announce Apple Watch Series 6 and new iPad Air on 15th September, report
The event will be streamed live on the company's website from Apple Park campus in Cupertino
US mulls ban on SMIC, China's largest chipmaker
Placing SMIC on the Entity List would require US suppliers to obtain a licence before trading with the company
UK's first commercial quantum computer to be developed by US startup Rigetti
The new machine will be based in Abingdon in Oxfordshire
Nvidia's next-gen RTX 30 cards are first to use new Ampere architecture
New graphics cards offer up to twice the performance of Turing-based models
Fairphone offers new twist on its FP3 smartphone with improved camera and audio modules and upgraded OS
Fairphone 3 Plus designed to increase the longevity of the ethical modular smartphone
TSMC expects 3nm chip mass production in the second half of 2022
3nm technology will be 30 per cent more energy efficient and 15 per cent faster than the 5nm tech, TSMC says
Apple rumoured to launch iPhone 12 in October, 'Pro' handsets to come in November
Apple Watch and iPads may be launched next month
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