[ad_1] 16 de diciembre de 1994: Apple Computer firmó un acuerdo de licencia con Power Computing, lo que permite a la empresa producir computadoras compatibles con Macintosh, también conocidas como “clones de Mac”. Con su participación de mercado en declive y su antiguo rival Microsoft avanzando gracias a una estrategia de licencias de software, los … Read more
[ad_1] 4 de junio de 1997: Power Computing, que creó una versión de Mac, ha alcanzado un máximo histórico, pero también es el principio del fin. El CEO de la compañía ha llegado a un acuerdo con el CEO de Apple, Gil Amelio, sobre el próximo proyecto Mac OS 8. El acuerdo permite a la … Read more
[ad_1] Dell has issued a nineteen eighty-four-esque warning to its hybrid working employees, who shall from now on be tracked using electronic badge swipes, VPN usage and a color-coding system, in order for the company to keep tabs on office usage. A source familiar with the matter told The Register the new initiative, spearheaded by … Read more
[ad_1] Intel has launched a new AI processor series for the edge, promising industrial-class deep learning inference. The new ‘Amston Lake’ Atom x7000RE chips offer up to double the cores and twice the higher graphics base frequency as the previous x6000RE series, all neatly packed within a 6W–12W BGA package. The x7000RE series packs more … Read more
[ad_1] Ampere Computing unveiled its AmpereOne Family of processors last year, boasting up to 192 single-threaded Ampere cores, which was the highest in the industry. These chips, designed for cloud efficiency and performance, were Ampere’s first product based on its new custom core leveraging internal IP, signalling a shift in the sector, according to CEO … Read more
[ad_1] Many system designers are exploring chiplet-based SiPs that move beyond the limitations and costs of huge single-die implementations, but which depend heavily on silicon interposers as substrates for mounting and interconnecting the dies. Silicon interposers deliver a higher data rate than organic substrates, but are not without drawbacks. They are costly, proprietary and limit … Read more
[ad_1] April 11, 1976: Apple releases its first computer, the Apple-1. Designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak, the computers are sold wholesale by “Steven” Jobs. To finance their manufacturing, Wozniak sells his HP-65 calculator for $500, while Jobs sells his Volkswagen van. Years later, in 2014, a working Apple-1 will sell at auction for $905,000. … Read more
[ad_1] Unlike traditional computing that uses binary bits, quantum computing uses quantum bits or ‘qubits’, enabling simultaneous processing of vast amounts of data, potentially solving complex problems much faster than conventional computers. In a major step forward for quantum computing, Microsoft and Quantinuum have unveiled the most reliable logical qubits to date, boasting an error … Read more
[ad_1] The dream of quantum computing has always been exciting: What if we could build a machine working at the quantum level that could tackle complex calculations exponentially faster than a computer limited by classical physics? But despite seeing IBM, Google and others announce iterative quantum computing hardware, they’re still not being used for any … Read more
[ad_1] Without an efficient way to squeeze additional computing power from existing infrastructure, organizations are often forced to purchase additional hardware or delay projects. This can lead to longer wait times for results and potentially losing out to competitors. This problem is compounded by the rise of AI workloads which require a high GPU compute … Read more