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Chip designer AMD is acquiring cloud start-up Pensando for $1.9-billion to bolster its data centre products.
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EU antitrust regulators are quizzing Microsoft’s rivals and customers about its cloud business and licensing deals in a move that could lead to a formal investigation.
Blue Origin has completed its fourth flight with a crew, landing successfully in rural Texas after taking a half dozen passengers for a 10-minute suborbital joyride.
There has been a flurry of activity on the dark Web this week. A hacker, claiming to be the author of the recent ransomware NotPetya, has surfaced on the dark Web. They’re offering the “master key”, which they claim can decrypt all
About a week ago, a rather important event happened in the Internet-of-things space. You may have missed it, perhaps because the dry technicalities of IoT is not all that appealing. Intel has quietly discontinued its three SBC boards, the Joule
