Welcome to the Silicon In Focus Podcast, where we bring you the latest insights and discussions at the intersection of…
Researchers in Japan have set a stunning data transmission speed record of 319Tbps, over a long distance of 3,001km or…
Running a reliable website speed test on a regular basis is the best way to ensure your website always offers…
Blow for councils as search engine confirms it is rolling out speed camera warnings to Google Maps
The new Firefox browser release builds on the speedy Quantum rendering engine that debuted in November - the 'most significant…
Meanwhile, Burkina Faso tops the list of the most expensive offerings at nearly $1,000 a month - giving users access…
Who needs fibre? New 5G smartphone chip from Qualcomm delivers 1Gbps data connection
Data centre operator Equinix came to London this week and the power of cloud was very much the message of…
Organisation will focus on speed and agility in guiding customers through transformation journeys
RSA 2017: Why exactly are the cyber criminals currently coming out on top? Here are five reasons...
At the mercy of an ailing device? Here's our guide to the apps that'll speed up your smartphone
Forget nice neighbours and good schools, speedy internet is apparently the most important factor when it comes to buying a…
IBM researchers send 64Gbps down a multi-mode optical fibre cable, so data centre owners have a few more years before…
Google is testing ways to cut the latency in TCP connections that Web browsers make to request and retrieve data
Fusion-io showed how its solid state drives could handle a world of credit card transactions on a single server
An Akamai broadband report reveals poor rankings for the UK, as the UN Broadband Commission sets targets
ISPs can mislead users by advertising broadband speeds that are only available to a few, in new ASA rules
More and more businesses are planning to deploy solid state drives (SSDs) a survey has revealed
Broadband speeds in the UK are improving, but the advertising still misleads consumers, says Ofcom
Researchers claim to have developed flash memory for gadgets that use low power or have no batteries at all