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Getting a new iPhone 11 on Friday? Here's how to ensure a smooth upgrade
Getting a new iPhone 11 this Friday? Here's what you need to do to make the switch as painless as possible, whether you use the iPhone for business or leisure.
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Huawei eyes AI prowess, invests in compute power
Chinese tech giant unveils ambitious plans to build the architectures needed to meet growing demand for more compute power and artificial intelligence, pledging to do so on an "open" ecosystem".
Is the world ready for cross-platform quantum programming?
Harvard's Prineha Narang and colleagues hit upon a neat way to compile programs to emerging "noisy" quantum systems, and now they've commercialized the work in a startup Aliro. The company tells ZDNet that the business world is chomping at the bit to get "quantum value" even before such systems reach full-scale commercial deployment.
Ten technologies to fix the planet
In an uncertain future, these technologies can be a force for progress. Of course, they all have a downside. Read more: https://zd.net/2m245bu
AMD's 2nd-gen EPYC continues epic market momentum
New platforms and new customers for what has become the go-to server chip.
IBM opens a new Quantum Computation Center
Dr. Robert Sutor, vice president of IBM Q Strategy and Ecosystem at IBM Research, tells Tonya Hall that 14 new quantum computers will be available for business, research, and learning.
AMD has another monster 64-core Rome chip, but the big business is in smaller machines
AMD on Wednesday unveiled yet another monster 64-core part, but it's in the smaller-scale machines that it hopes to sell in high volume and take share from Intel.
NetSuite updates core capabilities, industry cloud offerings
Meanwhile, the Oracle SaaS business says its new partner initiative is picking up steam.
NetSuite moves to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
The move should help Oracle demonstrate that its cloud can handle sophisticated, at scale cloud applications.
