What would a memory-centric system look like?
Data growth is increasing much faster than network bandwidth, while storage is getting cheaper and networks aren’t. Which means, someday, moving to memory-centric systems. What would they look like? Here’s a vision from the former director of HP Labs and the new CTO of Western Digital. Read More
Could your iPhone replace your laptop? Apple toys with dockable phone that turns into PC
Apple teases its concept for the elusive smartphone that doubles as a PC. Read More
Samsung announces LTE version of Gear S3 Classic smartwatch
If the Gear S3 Frontier isn’t your style, there’s good news: Samsung is adding LTE to the Classic variant. Read More
Red Hat software-defined storage takes another step forward
Red Hat has just released Red Hat Gluster Storage 3.2. Read More
Apple tries to save the iPad, but it’s too little, too late
You know things are desperate when Apple starts cutting prices, but the latest iPad price cut might have come too late to save it. Read More
Windows 10 gets battle-hardened: US Army recruits 10,000 rugged tablets
The ruggedized Windows 10 tablets from Getac will help the US Army keep a check on supplies and logistics. Read More
Samsung offers 14nm network chips with Rambus, eSilicon
Samsung Electronics, in collaboration with Rambus and eSilicon, has successfully made a network processor tape-out, or design pattern for integrated circuit, based on its 14-nanometer FinFET process. Read More
Nubia Z11: An Android flagship for the cost-conscious
It’s shiny, cheap, direct from China, and comes with more quirks than you can poke a stick at. Read More
Virtustream launches enterprise cloud platform in Australia and New Zealand
Virtustream’s enterprise cloud platform is now available in Australia and will be running via Macquarie Telecom’s datacentres in Sydney and Canberra. Read More
Splunk, New Relic forge integration pact
The two companies are better integrating platforms to unify machine data and application and business monitoring. Read More