Various developments including the growing volume of IoT data and the emergence of new AI incorporating applications, is set to drive demand for high performance computing (HPC) solutions over the next five years, contributing to an increasingly vibrant, and competitive, market for
Intel’s new report, ‘The Edge Outlook’ identifies edge computing as a critical factor that businesses must harness to both successfully navigate and understand data both now and into the future. Businesses are increasingly turning to the edge to help accelerate growth and
Intel may have given up in the fight to be dominant in the mobile space, with the company divesting its mobile modem business to Apple, but the company isn’t prepared to be beaten when it comes to AI. That’s why the firm
Climate change is a real and present danger to life on earth, so understanding its effects and how we can combat them is a key focus for scientists around the world. Thankfully, technology is helping model the future, with a supercomputer in
Several quantum computing milestones have been hit in recent months, as Google claims to have proven quantum supremacy, Amazon joins a host of other firms in offering quantum computing as a service, and now Intel’s Horse Ridge control chip claims to make
Amazon is supposedly working on its next-generation of Arm-based chipsets for its data centres, according to a report by Reuters. The new chips are said to be at least 20% faster than Amazon’s existing Arm processors, although rumours suggest they may not
Nvidia and AMD arguably have a runaway lead in the AI space thanks to their development of high-powered GPUs that have been installed in data centres around the world. Intel doesn’t want to be left out of the party, however, and has
Lenovo and Intel’s partnership is having a real-world effect on the scientific community, with New York’s Flatiron Institute leveraging HPC and AI solutions developed jointly by the two companies. According to the Institute, prior to these solutions, technology would often be the
Cisco’s chief marketing officer, Karen Walker, has announced that she is stepping down from the company to join Intel in the same role.
Okay, so this technology might’ve been launched back in January, but it’s news to me and I think it’s pretty cool so here we go. In short, back in 2017 a company called Blade came up with a concept called Shadow, a
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