Pure Storage’s as-a-service portfolio just got bigger
Pure Storage announced it is expanding its as-a-service portfolio. The new offerings include FlashStack, as well as Portworx Cloud Consumption as a service. FlashStack is a converged infrastructure, which is delivered jointly by Cisco and Pure.
The infrastructure is AI-powered and software-defin...
Red Hat Enterprise Linux available with low-cost academia subscription
A reliable and secure operating system should form the foundation of modern workloads, be they critical production applications or research projects. The adoption of Red Hat Enterprise Linux by businesses, NGOs, organizations across the globe and governments, demonstrates the belief that it is one ...
Chinese processor maker Zhaoxin debuts in QNAP TVS-675
Intel and AMD may be the biggest x86 processors makers, but they are not the only ones, given that a Chinese organization named Zhaoxin has been designing its own x86 chips for a few years now. Until recently, the Zhaoxin chips have only been available in computers sold in the Chinese market.
Th...
Nokia and Ericsson granted equal rights to its Spanish 5G bands by Telefonica
On Friday, Telefonica announced that it had awarded a contract for its Spanish 5G radio network to Nokia and Ericsson. In a Solomonic turn of events, the contract gives the two Scandinavian companies equal use of Telefonica’s Spanish 5G bands.
The frequencies in question are 3.5GHz and 700MHz....
IPv6 is still 5-10 years away from reaching ‘mainstream’ status
IPv6 is still anywhere from 5 years to a decade away from hitting the mainstream, according to Gartner. It will be a while before it can reach the plateau of productivity and remains a technology that is still being used by early adopters (early mainstream).
The analyst firm reported this in its...
TSMC expects global chip shortage to ease in the coming months
Improvements should come even in the current quarter, according to the company CEO.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. , the world’s largest contract chip maker, said it expects the chip shortage that has hampered car makers to start easing in the next few months after it ramped up its pro...
‘Intel wants to buy chipmaker GlobalFoundries for 25 billion euros’
Intel is very interested in chip manufacturer GlobalFoundries. This is what the Wall Street Journal reports. Intel considers an acquisition so that it can increase its production of processors.
According to sources of the business newspaper, an acquisition of GlobalFoundries would cost Intel app...
Europe cannot afford a misstep in the 5G race if it is to become a global innovation leader
Because of the pandemic, the value of connectivity and mobile networks has changed in Europe. We know for sure that the next part of this conversation will undoubtedly be about 5G and mobile networks.
At last year’s B20 Summit, Ericsson's CTO and CEO said that the road to recovery for Europe w...
Survey: European manufacturers want local battery supply
China's domination of the industry is making UK and EU manufacturers nervous.
Manufacturers in the UK and Europe want to move more of the supply chain for batteries used in electric cars and renewable energy away from China and closer to their plants, a survey showed on Tuesday.
China dominat...
Intel plans to pump $20bn into the EU chip market
Intel is going to invest at least 17 billion euros (20 billion dollars) in expanding or building new European chip factories. The company also expects the EU to pitch in by subsidizing a huge amount. The plan is to spread the investments across multiple EU countries.
Chipmaking powerhouse Intel ...
SK Hynix starts using EUV in DRAM production
SK Hynix announced on Monday that it began producing 10-nm 8GB LPPDR4 mobile DRAM this month. The South Korean giant added that it was applying the extreme ultraviolet process in its production of the latest chip.
The latest chip is the first time that SK Hynix has applied EUV in its DRAM produc...
Europe’s startup funding breaks all records this year
European startups get record-breaking investments as a precursor to immense growth within the technology sector.
European businesses are finally easing into normalcy as pandemic restrictions are relieved across the continent. However, this has caused a sudden increase in the number of startups s...