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Ensuring Robust Cybersecurity in Enterprise Storage In the face of increasingly complex cyber threats, from ransomware to sophisticated malware, the resilience of your enterprise's storage infrastructure has become more crucial than ever. This article discusses a webinar by industry experts from Infinidat, which will equip IT and security professionals with
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The Remarkable Journey of the Computing Industry From its humble beginnings in the eight-bit era to today, the computing industry has gone through many transformations, employing a range of microprocessors for computational needs. This blog dives into the exciting realm of the 32-bit era, exploring some unique developments and less-known
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to Manufacture OpenAI's In-house AI Chip OpenAI, a leader in the artificial intelligence industry, is reported to be manufacturing its first custom silicon chips with the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), a trusted partner of technology giants like Nvidia, Apple, AMD, and Intel. OpenAI Gears Up
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Introduction Intel, the Santa Clara-based tech corporation, might face an unceremonious delisting from the Dow Jones Industrial Average owing to a drastic decline in its share prices. This looming crisis adds salt to the wounds for the chipmaker, already grappling with technical issues and significant layoffs. Intel's Financial Meltdown: An
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Google Initiates Next Billion Mission In 2015, Google embarked on a mission to connect the 'next billion' people to the internet. Focusing on affordability, Google developed strategies to ensure its services and applications could run on modest smartphones, even offline. This involved collaboration with carriers and hardware manufacturers to produce
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New Update for Tauon The celebrated music player Tauon, now provides native PipeWire audio playback on Linux platforms. Though it's currently experimental, Tauon version 7.8.1 ships with native PipeWire support, a development its many users have eagerly awaited. Despite that, some bugs may still exist causing crashes, hence
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BEV Registrations and Market Share in Europe Registrations of battery electric vehicles (BEV) continue to see a declining trend across the European continent. The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association reported a drop in BEV's share of the EU car market from 13.5 percent the previous year to 12 percent in
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Microsoft's PC Peripherals Make a Comeback Microsoft's line of PC peripherals is stirring back to life just in time for the holiday season. Under the 'Designed by Microsoft' brand, discontinued accessories such as keyboards, mice, webcams, headsets, and speakers are making a grand return. The reimagination of these abandoned Microsoft
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Vivaldi 6.9: A New Version Packed With Promising Features The latest version of the Vivaldi web browser, Vivaldi 6.9, announces new features including support for renaming tabs and tab stacks, drag-and-drop downloads, and an improved overview of tabs synced across devices. The CEO Jon von Tetzchner refers to
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Microsoft’s Windows Update Interrupts Linux Boot Process The latest Windows update has triggered vexing boot glitches for Linux enthusiasts, especially those running dual boot systems. The Microsoft mid-August security update to Windows 10 and 11, which includes a security patch addressing a GRUB2 Secure Boot exploit, is currently preventing
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Broadcom CEO's New Private Cloud Agenda Broadcom CEO Hock Tan recently stirred controversy when he said that public clouds are not entirely happy with his drive towards private cloud solutions. At a recent VMware Explore conference, Tan stated that VMware's new mission is to reclaim workloads from public clouds. This
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Gartner's Advisory on Omnissa's Future Global analytics firm Gartner has issued a warning to patrons of Omnissa – previously known as VMware's end-user compute enterprise. Gartner's concern stems from Omnissa's lack of a robust roadmap despite ambitious plans to expand research, development and strategic partnerships. The Details Behind Gartner's Concerns A
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Infosys to keep Pending Offers Following a two-year wait, Infosys CEO Salil Parekh has pledged to honor job offers to graduates yet to start their roles at the outsourcing titan. The details of when these roles would begin remain unclear. Turning an offer into a job at the company will
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The Arrest of Pavel Durov The founder and CEO of Telegram, a prominent messaging app founded in Russia, Pavel Durov, was reportedly arrested in France. His arrest comes on the heels of his company's alleged noncompliance with content moderation laws and unresponsiveness to multiple criminal investigations. Telegram's Reputation for Anonymity
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LiquidStack's Solution to AI System Cooling Needs The rising power consumption of GPUs and AI accelerators, often exceeding one kilowatt, necessitates efficient cooling methods. Systems builders are increasingly relying on liquid cooling to manage the heat, employing complex networks of plumbing, manifolds, and coolant distribution units (CDUs). LiquidStack, recognized for
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Non-malicious bug found in iOS and iPadOS A new, benign bug has been discovered in iOS and iPadOS, which can cause devices to crash upon typing a special four-character string. The bug appears to affect SpringBoard, the underlying application that manages the home screens of iPhones and iPads. The issue