Can Flexible Chips Drive the Internet of Everything Revolution? The transformative potential of flexible chips could be the key to overcoming the current limitations of semiconductor technology, which have thus far hindered the realization of the Internet of Everything (IoE). While the Internet of
Today we are speaking with Matilda Bailey, a renowned Networking specialist with a focus on the latest technologies and trends in cellular, wireless, and next-generation solutions. Our discussion will revolve around HPE’s latest additions to its ProLiant server portfolio, including enhanced AI and
Recognizing the growing demand for advanced network solutions in various enterprise environments, Juniper Networks has introduced the EX4000 series of access switches. These switches are specifically designed to optimize network operations using the latest in automation and AI technology. Targeting
The semiconductor industry is witnessing a significant shift as Arm, the UK-based chip designer, transitions from its historical role as a supplier of chip designs to becoming a direct seller of its own chips. This move marks a major change in Arm's business model and has implications for its
With Broadcom's recent $61 billion acquisition of VMware, enterprise organizations are facing the daunting task of potentially migrating from VMware’s server virtualization platform. Gartner's comprehensive assessment reveals that such a migration is not only intricate and time-consuming but also
The recent disclosure of critical microcode vulnerabilities in AMD processors has sent ripples through the tech industry. These flaws, which could potentially compromise Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV), were inadvertently revealed by a partner before AMD had the chance to release official
