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Peripherals

PCI Expresss 7.0 could quadruple bandwidth and speed

Peripherals

PCI Expresss 7.0 could quadruple bandwidth and speed

The final standard could be four times faster than today's PCIe 5.0 spec, but we won't see products till 2026 at the earliest.

clock 23 June 2022 • 2 min read
USB standards group introduces confused branding plan to coincide with new USB 3.2 standard

Hardware

USB standards group introduces confused branding plan to coincide with new USB 3.2 standard

Confused about USB? You will be following USB-IF's latest branding plan

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Building permits - and protests - stymie opening of robot brothel

Local opposition to the idea of robot sex workers has been strong

clock 02 October 2018 •
Maplin fails to secure rescue deal and calls in the administrators

Hardware

Maplin fails to secure rescue deal and calls in the administrators

Administrators called in as Maplin talks with Edinburgh Woollen Mill break down

clock 28 February 2018 •
Reply demonstrates blockchain-for-insurance and web-based process management at Xchange event

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Reply demonstrates blockchain-for-insurance and web-based process management at Xchange event

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clock 23 June 2017 •
Top 4 UC&C problems - and how to solve them

Cloud and Infrastructure

Top 4 UC&C problems - and how to solve them

Even the solutions can cause problems

clock 19 June 2017 •
TeleWare gains flexibility by moving telecoms to the cloud

Cloud and Infrastructure

TeleWare gains flexibility by moving telecoms to the cloud

Microsoft partners worked together to scrap the physical data centre

clock 14 June 2017 •

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Gatwick Airport installs 2,000 beacons to support 'augmented reality wayfinding'

Airport believes new system will be more reliable than GPS or Google Maps

clock 26 May 2017 •
 Facebook loses Oculus VR intellectual property lawsuit to Bethesda owner Zenimax

Hardware

Facebook loses Oculus VR intellectual property lawsuit to Bethesda owner Zenimax

Facebook ordered to pay $500m to Zenimax on top of the $2bn it already paid for Oculus Rift

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Samsung shrugs off Galaxy Note 7 disaster to report big increase in profits

Mobile Phones

Samsung shrugs off Galaxy Note 7 disaster to report big increase in profits

While the Galaxy Note 7 crashed and literally burned, semiconductors and OLED screens have been pulling in the profits for Samsung

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