Intel unwraps its new “10nm” Ice Lake Xeon silicon
So it's finally here. On Tuesday, Intel formally announced its new 3rd generation Xeon Scalable "Ice Lake" processors, the first…
01 Apr 2021
US Army moves Microsoft AR war-goggles into production
Microsoft and the US Army have announced that the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), an enhanced military version of the HoloLens augmented reality (AR) device, will move from prototyping to…
01 Apr 2021
Ubiquiti: Attackers never said they had customer data. And we believe them
Networking and Internet of Things (IoT) vendor Ubiquiti has responded to allegations that it deliberately downplayed a data breach in January. In a statement posted to its user forum, the…
31 Mar 2021
Audio chatrooms now officially boring as LinkedIn trials Clubhouse clone
LinkedIn has confirmed that it is trialling its own version of a Clubhouse-like audio service, becoming the latest tech titan to do so. But will it be enough to tackle…
31 Mar 2021
Samsung factory reopens but chip dip isn’t finished yet
Storm-hit semiconductor factories in Texas are returning to normal levels of production, according to Samsung, an announcement which may ease some of the current pressure on global chip supplies. "Our…
30 Mar 2021
Japanese chip fire worse than thought, automakers feel the burn
Damage from a recent fire at a factory in Japan run by chipmaker Renesas was worse than had been thought, according to the company. The damage will worsen the current…
30 Mar 2021
Facebook plans new subsea cables from US to Singapore – but not China
Facebook has come up with new plans for subsea cable links spanning the Pacific to Indonesia, after plans for direct US-China connection were blocked by the US government last year.…