Nvidia’s $40bn takeover of Arm hangs in the balance. Here’s the story so far
The acquisition could be the biggest in semiconductor industry history, but regulatory problems are stacking up.
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Tech leaders should act now to counter the threat of quantum decryption
A US government decision to block eight Chinese quantum companies on security grounds highlights the growing threat posed by quantum computing.
MSPs: Maximizing the value of your RMM
The evolving cyberthreat landscape means MSPs must maximize the value from their cybersecurity offering, specifically their remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools.
Apple eyes the business market with laptops powered by its own chips
With its new range of MacBook Pro laptops, powered by its self-designed M1 Max processors, Apple is hoping to boost its share of the business PC market, analysts say.
Dell’s PC strategy is paying dividends as it reaps the benefits of market growth
The PC market is booming as CIOs refresh desktop estates for laptops and notebooks to support hybrid working, and Dell is cashing in.
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Chip wars: Intel and Apple battle to access TSMC’s 3nm process node
Chip companies all want a piece of TSMC's process for producing next-generation semiconductors. The Taiwanese company has some big decisions ahead.
Supercomputing is the latest frontier in the EU’s bid for digital sovereignty
Plans to build a powerful supercomputer in the EU have stalled amid political squabbling. Tensions between member states could hold the continent back when it comes to high-performance computing.
Why GlobalFoundries would be a perfect fit for the new-look Intel
The rumoured takeover would bolster Intel's chip building capabilities as it looks to transition to a new manufacturing model.
The environmental impact of chip making needs closer scrutiny
Leading semiconductor manufacturer TSMC failed to meet key sustainability targets last year. Pressure from regulators and customers is needed to make the industry greener.
Here’s what we know about the global chip shortage
A lack of crucial semiconductors is causing problems for industries and governments far and wide. Why is there a chip shortage, how can it be solved and when will it end?
The Cambridge-1 supercomputer can boost UK’s AI healthcare research credentials
Despite its life science strengths, the UK is falling behind other countries when it comes to AI-driven health research. Supercomputers can help solve this problem.
Is the UK turning a blind eye to Chinese takeover of Newport Wafer Fab?
The acquisition of NWF by Chinese-owned Nexperia makes commercial sense for both parties, but some are surprised the deal did not provoke a national security investigation.
Are GaN semiconductors ready to take on silicon?
Gallium nitride is already making waves in power chips, and could be ready to enter the data centre and your mobile phone.
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