Industrial stories - Page 46

The new processors are supposedly designed to support an expanding range of existing and emerging data centre and network workloads.

With the spread of deep learning in recent years, there has been a demand for algorithms that can execute machine learning processing at high speeds.

ON Semiconductor announces a US$1.07 billion cash acquisition of Quantenna, enhancing its connectivity portfolio with leading Wi-Fi technology.

After a stringent evaluation process, Hylan won the contract for Lower Manhattan's largest new data center currently underway.

Scale Computing's Alan Conboy discusses the importance of edge computing and the imminent challenges that lie ahead.

5G/SD-WAN mobile edge computing and network slicing will enable and drive innovative NFV services, according to Kelly Ahuja, CEO, Versa Networks.

Flashpoint's Aaron Shraberg says economic tensions between the US, China, and North Korea are influencing risk management decisions in APAC.

Norsk Hydro has suspended all online operations after being crippled by the LockerGoga ransomware, impacting multiple business areas.

Wristbands are set to lose their dominance as hearables and industrial applications keep the wearables market moving forward.

The Data Literacy Project has expanded its library to 18 free courses, provided by Qlik, aiming to boost global data literacy and enhance business growth.

As geopolitical tensions spike, APAC firms must integrate political risk into their cyber strategies, as both criminal and state-sponsored threats grow.

Digital Realty's Joseph Badaoui shares his thoughts on how 5G will transform data centre infrastructure now and beyond.

Schneider Electric launches Galaxy VS, a compact, modular UPS solution designed to cater to the rising demands of edge computing and small data centres.

Data at the edge is set to surge dramatically, with an anticipated 75% processed there in three years. Experts say hyperconvergence is key.

Research analyst Canalys says while it's inevitable that more vendors will jump in on the fad, it won't be gaining much traction in 2019.

Data warehouses are experiencing a renaissance thanks to cloud technology, enabling companies to store and analyse vast data sets and gain competitive insights.

Capgemini partners with IDEMIA to develop a secure IoT device management platform, enhancing connectivity and security.

Modern OT environments increasingly interconnect with IT, resulting in a complex, sensitive and expanded attack surface.

The acquisition will introduce financial grade, turn-key, Tier III data centers to the local markets, which historically have not been available for lease.

The company recently announced the formal approval from the Science Based Targets initiative of its 2025 greenhouse gas emissions goals.