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IBM precisely places atoms to create the world’s smallest movie
IBM has today announced it holds a new Guinness world record for the world’s smallest movie, and I’m sure it’s one the company will hold for a very long time because the movie… See original: IBM...
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IBM puts 12TB of flash memory inside a server for 10x performance gain
If you want your PC to boot up faster and load your apps quicker, you need to invest in an SSD. The same is apparently true for servers, as IBM has just come […] View post: IBM puts 12TB of flash...
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Microsoft upgrades its data offering with three releases
Microsoft upgraded its data solutions offering with three services designed to ease data capture, storage and usage. The SQL Server 2014, Microsoft Azure Intelligent Systems Service and Analytics...
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Industry voice: Three security considerations for transferring files
In 2013, the average cost of cyber-crime in the U.S. was $11.6 million (per company, per year), primarily due to the loss or misuse of information assets, with companies across the US falling victim...
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New Intel Xeon chip to offer 20x better performance
Intel is a changing semiconductor manufacturer. It announced that it would ship a Xeon processor with a FPGA (Field-programmable gate array) component. The latter is connected to the actual processor...
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Updated: CES 2015: what we want to see
#1 – #5 The email came a few weeks ago. "Register today for the 2015 International CES," it read. Your first reaction is "not again" as memories of long hours, furious typing, and thousands of people...
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IBM ends chipmaking business sale negotiations with GlobalFoundries
IBM has rejected Globalfoundries offer to acquire its chipmaking business, according to reports. The offer presented to IBM by Globalfoundries was reportedly too low and the two sides could not agree...
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The end of an era as Chinese company mulls plans for massive AMD investment
It looks more and more likely that Intel’s once-formidable archrival, AMD, could receive some significant capital from a little known Chinese conglomerate called Loongson Technology. VRWorld reports...
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IBM new chip helps transfer a Blu-ray movie in two seconds
IBM researchers have managed to produce a computer chip – or as the boffins called it, a fully integrated wavelength multiplexed silicon photonics chip – that can transmit up to 100Gbps, speedy enough...
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Wireless charging comes to monitors for the first time
Keeping a phone charger in your office drawer will soon be a thing of the past after Samsung unveiled the world’s first monitor to feature built-in wireless charging technology. The SE370 comes in...
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Silicon Week: MediaTek: meet the chip maker that has powered your favorite...
Who (and where) is MediaTek? When was the last time you thought about what’s inside your phone or that set-top box under your TV? Not the thousands of photos or movies you’ve downloaded, but what’s...
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How to watch the 2019 Tokyo Marathon: live stream the race from anywhere
We’ll show you how to get a 2019 Tokyo Marathon live stream from anywhere in the world with our guide. Original article: How to watch the 2019 Tokyo Marathon: live stream the race from anywhere
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From student message board to open-source CMS: a Q&A with the creator of Drupal
Dries Buytaert explains how he came up with Drupal and why he chose to make it open-source. See original: From student message board to open-source CMS: a Q&A with the creator of Drupal
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IBM is making all its software cloud-native following Red Hat deal
IBM’s software portfolio is now cloud-native and organizations can build mission-critical apps once and run them on all leading public and private clouds. More here: IBM is making all its software...
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