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Windows Phone outselling iOS, ultrabooks on the rise: Estonia does hardware differently
While Estonia reflects some of the mobile and PC hardware trends we take as read, in others areas - Apple's popularity, for example — the country does things its own way.
Nvidia expands business, offers graphics licensing
The chip maker's CEO says that graphics technology licensing deals will soon be on the table to increase the firm's future profitability.
Laptops give you HOLS (Hunched Over Laptop Syndrome) and tablets are a pain in the neck
Portable computers, tablets, and smartphones are damaging the health of most of the people who use them for extended periods of work, and we could be in for an epidemic of 'iPad neck'. However, there are ways to reduce the risk.
Linux continues to rule supercomputers
If you want a really fast computer, then Linux is your operating system and Intel may be your chip manufacturer.
Intel bets on heterogeneous future for supercomputing
Intel on how future advances in supercomputing lie in looking beyond the power of the typical CPU.
How much will AMD's new FX-9000 desktop processors cost?
An online retailer priced the forthcoming chips between $500 and $1,000 before removing them from its site. Would AMD really charge that much for its top-performing CPUs?
HP swaps PC, printer unit captains: It's all about China, Lenovo
Todd Bradley steps down from HP's PC and printer unit to be replaced by Dion Weisler, a former Lenovo and Acer executive. HP is hoping Bradley and Weisler can form an executive tag team that can tackle China and Lenovo.
Will this $100 RepRap be the device that takes 3D printing to the masses?
South African Quentin Harley's new 3D printer is an unusual, but potentially groundbreaking, design.
AMD bets ARM, server chip experience means market gains
AMD wants to be more than just an alternative to Intel. It wants to lead ARM's gains in the data center as 2014 shapes up to be a pilot year for hyperscale servers.
Google set to triple number of stores selling Chromebooks worldwide
Google is promising to add more national markets for the Chromebook later this year too.
Intel-based 'Milky Way 2' debuts as 'world's fastest' supercomputer
The 'surprise' win for the machine also known as Tianhe-2 marks China’s first return to top spot since 2010.
China takes supercomputing crown from US
A Chinese supercomputer Milky Way-2 has toppled the US Titan system from the number one spot in the latest TOP500 list of the most powerful computers in the world.
Big data spurring HPC, co-processor workloads
Big data meet HPC: 76.9 percent of HPC systems were using co-processors and accelerators, up from 28.2 percent in 2011. Intel Xeon Phi and Nvidia GPUs are running for the lead in HPC systems.
Hadoop: How it became big data's lynchpin, and where it's going next
Doug Cutting, creator of the distributed computing platform Hadoop, on why the platform is in an almost unassailable position and what's in store for the platform.
New Delhi's Nehru Place to have India's first 24-hour tech store
The IT hardware hub will soon feature reportedly the country's first 24/7 electronics store, HOT, or House of Technology. The concept will be welcome by those working odd hours and also be popular for credit top up services.