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Automation: How to streamline a network-wide switch upgrade
Automating an enterprise’s switch upgrade using Python and open-source tools saved time, money, and human errors compared to doing it manually.
Arm lawsuit threatens Qualcomm chips developed by its Nuvia subsidiary.
A lawsuit claiming license violations by Qualcomm and Nuvia could hobble production of processors based on Arm technology.
CHIPS and Science Act becomes law, as US chipmaking investments rise
Subsidies and investment for US silicon manufacturing will mean jobs and a lessened dependence on East Asia for badly needed semiconductors, according to the Biden administration.
AMD: The phoenix of tech
Left for dead five years ago, AMD has engineered a stunning comeback, but there is more to do.
How to choose an edge gateway
With the processing and analyzing of data happening closer to the endpoints that gather it, edge gateways are becoming essential. Here’s what you need to look for in edge gateways and who can provide them.
Intel's 2nd-gen neuromorphic chip is 10x smarter than the first
With the Loihi 2 neuromorphic chip, machines can perform application processing, problem-solving, adaptation,and learning much faster than before.
Intel: Under attack, fighting back on many fronts
Intel faces challengers AMD, Arm, Nvidia and others as it implements a new fabrication strategy, develops new classes of processors, and embraces competitors as customers.
Working around a memory leak in Cisco Cat 9000 switches
With switches crashing and causing network outages, we found two workarounds that kept the network going until Cisco found a permanent fix.
White boxes in the enterprise: Why it’s not crazy
Integrating white-box switches and routers into business networks has its challenges, but properly scaled and vetted deployments can save money.
The chip shortage is real, but driven by more than COVID
Demand for lower-end processors and a belief that the supply chain would never fail have fueled shortages.
CEO Gelsinger shakes up Intel
Big changes at Intel include two new business units and splitting of an existing one to focus on data center, networking, and software.
IT vendors push on-prem, pay-per-use hardware
Cisco, Dell, HPE, and others are ramping up efforts to deliver usage-based pricing models and managed services for on-prem servers, storage and networking gear.
Nvidia competitor Graphcore preps US initiative
UK-based startup Graphcore believes its AI-focused processor can take on GPU Goliath Nvidia.
