Arm stories
The first Finnish Hetzner data centre went online in 2018, and since then, thousands of customers have been using Hetzner's servers for their IT infrastructure.
Australian IoT firm Myriota plans to extend its footprint into the EMEA region, with former AccelerComm's Robert Barnes leading the expansion as VP EMEA.
Oslo-based Nordic Semiconductor renews licensing agreement with Arm, ensuring ongoing access to crucial Arm intellectual property, tools, and support for future production of IoT, Wi-Fi, and DECT NR+ solutions.
TrustInSoft has upgraded its software analyser with a pioneering memory mapping feature, increasing precision in hardware analysis.
Ubuntu's parent company Canonical joins RISC-V Software Ecosystem, aiming to fast-track open-source support for RISC-V computing.
The Taiwanese multinational now offers NVIDIA-certified servers with H100 Tensor Core GPU and AI enterprise software suite.
Insyde extends Absolute's secure device management and self-healing endpoint capabilities to a broader range of enterprise-ready devices.
Red Hat OpenShift 4.10 has added new capabilities in support of AI and NVIDIA AI Enterprise 2.0 certification.
The deal's off but NVIDIA still loses $1.25 billion, which Arm owner SoftBank Group will treat as profit in Q4.
NVIDIA Grace is designed to support artificial intelligence-based supercomputers, natural language processing, and recommender systems.
The new Surface Laptop Go aims for affordability, the Pro X makes the most of Microsoft's custom processor – plus four new accessories.
Synopsys and Arm partner to boost early tapeouts of the new Cortex-A77 CPU and Mali-G77 GPU, optimising design and verification for mobile and 5G devices.
The IoT in education market is set to soar to USD $11.3 billion by 2023, driven by eLearning adoption and connected devices, despite security concerns.
Huawei launches Kunpeng 920 chipset for data centres, boasting 25% better performance and 30% less power usage, amid US-China trade tensions.
While it can't claim to be the first one to deploy them, it does win the race of the cloud giants in offering the architecture as a cloud service.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today announced a major stepping stone in its path to exascale computing with a new supercomputer for the U.S. DOE.
In coordination with Arm's technical team, Telco Systems will lead a multiyear edge solutions development program.
Not only with the companies protect customers, they've also vowed not to help governments who want to go on the cyber offensive.
HPE today announced a plan of action with Arm, SUSE, and three UK universities to accelerate the adoption of supercomputer applications in the UK.
NVIDIA's Deep Learning Accelerator will be integrated into Arm's Project Trillium with the aim to make building deep learning loT chips easier.
