iPhone manufacturer Foxconn revises full-year expectations upward amidst strong consumer and data centre demand, bucking turbulent conditions

iPhone manufacturer Foxconn revises full-year expectations upward amidst strong consumer and data centre demand, bucking turbulent conditions
Apple loses another key staffer, as Microsoft reportedly hires chip industry veteran Mike Filippo to help in its in-house chip server designs
The current iMacs and Macbooks are the last and perhaps the best with Intel silicon at their heart. As Apple is moving to its own custom CPUs, what does this mean for the desktop PC and the masses of applications that have been Intel-compatible for decades?
As businesses continue on their digitization roadmap, many have entered the last stage. Benefits are already becoming measurable and driving enterprise transformation. Silicon UK asks what barriers have been encountered, and what does a business do next, when it has achieved its digitization goals?
re:Invent 2018: AWS says the custom-built 'Graviton' chip, based on a design originally aimed at high-end smartphones, can slash costs when running scale-out workloads like containerised microservices
NCSC and the US' Department of Homeland Security both say they support denials by Apple, Amazon and Super Micro as mystery grows around China's alleged hack of manufacturing supply chain
China is accused of implanting hardware in sensitive servers during the manufacturing process — a feat security experts consider to be next to impossible
Former Intel President Renee James is heading up Ampere, which is using the Arm architecture for processors aimed at private and public clouds
AMD and partners announce availability of new systems powered by high-end CPUs and GPUs to accelerate the use of supercomputing in smaller data centers
But company will continue with sales of higher-end, non-customisable servers to Tier 2 and 3 customers
Reports suggest HPE plans to cut 10 percent of its workforce amid intensifying IT competition
AZURE NEWS: Microsoft's new security features are a 'first' for the public cloud
The hybrid cloud services provider is taking an upgrade rather than rebuild approach to its data centres
32 core processors, 2TB of memory support and 128 lanes of PCIe are on offer with the Eypc chips
Spend, spend, spend. Acquisitions will form part of HPE's strategy going forward confirms CEO
At Discover, HPE takes the wraps off advances in software-defined IT, terabyte-scalable persistent memory and firmware-level security
Servers from HPE will get access to Nvidia's graphics tech based on next-generation Volta architecture
Chinese enterprises will be able to migrate their HANA deployments to the cloud
The leap second caused CloudFlare's RRDNS software to "panic," but the error was quickly identified
Newly minted data centre firm Stellium will make Newcastle's northern tech hub the base for its UK data centre
The database giant looks to extend its cloud footprint with Dyn acquisition
Connecting the IoT with the cloud in data centres could make server operation more efficient and manageable
DELL EMC WORLD 2016: Dell and EMC have so much to say that annual conference will move to Las Vegas next year. But what can we expect at Austin send off?
Intel is on the outside of the OpenCAPI Consortium as it goes its own way in the server market
Amazon Web Services is no longer the mortal enemy in VMware’s eyes
Dell Technologies is planning to reduce supply chain, administrative and sales staff following the completion of its £45bn EMC deal
Nearly 11 months after it was announced, the merger has created Dell Technologies, the world's largest private tech firm
Nuclear fallout shelter 26 metres underground is now an archiving and long-term storage hub for Online.net
Black Hat survey finds enterprises are increasing their attackable surface area by 100 times with a move to cloud infrastructure environments
Nutanix Enterprise Cloud software now runs on Cisco UCS C-Series servers