Data Center

Q&A: Computer chip start-up CTO: Our business isn’t boring — or a career dead end

As chip behemoths, such as Intel, Samsung and TSMC are moving operations back to the US — and custom chips are needed more than ever — industry execs want young talent to know there's nothing staid about chip design.

Apple, the move to renewable energy, and why it matters

Apple's decision to pivot to services and subscriptions means that 40% of its gross revenues after costs in the last quarter came from those sources. But what about the energy needed to drive them (and build on them down the road)? Apple's

Overdependence on PCs and servers drag Intel down

Macroeconomic headwinds weighed on Intel’s results, even as competitors show more resilience.

NetApp’s Spot PC: a foundation for a new desktop paradigm?

NetApp may be on the right track with its modern take on a traditional thin client, the Spot PC. But it could see quicker success by partnering with another company.

Data traction: Is your company a “data thriver” or just a “survivor”?

The four pillars of optimised enterprise computing

OzTech: NSW seeks to bolster semiconductor industry; 4 unis suffered cyberattacks; MacTel DC still awaiting approval; WA creative tech hub; Ransomware targets liquidators

OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.

Bharat Bytes: Equinix’s new data centre; Clover Infotech to hire; SentinelOne opens tech centre; Cabinet approves 5G auction; Cybersecurity gaps

Bharat Bytes is Computerworld India’s regular round-up of news from the world of IT.

NetApp’s cloud-based Spot PC: Right solution, right direction, wrong company

A look at some prominent vendors’ past tech failures sheds light on why NetApp’s well-timed Windows 365 offering is likely to fail.

How multiverse simulation can speed up innovation

When it comes to research and development for new products, time matters. And multiverse simulations can shave off years from start to final product. Just ask the military.