Can IBM's Racetrack memory unseat the current flash and hard disk favourites? Dialogue Box marks your card, with help from the 'could-o-meter'
Can IBM's Racetrack memory unseat the current flash and hard disk favourites? Dialogue Box marks your card, with help from the "could-o-meter".
Intel's Gelsinger: 'The majority of our 2023 products will be manufactured internally'
Gelsinger said it's likely Intel will expand use of outside facilities for some manufacturing. "Overall, we're on a very good path now," said Gelsinger. ...
Intel Q4 revenue, profit blow away expectations, outlook much higher as well
The chip giant said demand “remains very strong.” It is the company's last report under CEO Bob Swan as he passes the baton to Pat Gelsinger.
Google Cloud offers image search, recommendations service for retailers
A third service, customizable product search, is in private beta.
HP’s new CTO hails from Xerox PARC, home of the PC
HP pledged Kurtoglu will oversee a “renewed commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation.”
Feeling lucky? Netflix will just pick something for you if you can't decide
In its quarterly report, Netflix told investors it no longer sees a need to borrow to finance ongoing operations, given that it is generating more cash than previously expected. ...
How I used open source to extend Apple’s Home automation to more devices
Apple's HomeKit may be more privacy focused than Amazon or Google's alternatives, but how can you get it to support more devices?
Developer tools maker Progress Software slips as Q1 outlook misses expectations
CEO Yogesh Gupta said the company is pleased with how customers are responding to its acquisition last year of Chef Software.
Security software maker Tufin soars on raised Q4 outlook
The company named software industry veteran Ray Brancato, formerly of CA Technologies, among others, as its chief revenue officer.
Data center firm Digital Realty joins Oracle, Hewlett in moving HQ from Bay Area to Texas
Digital Realty’s CEO lauded the "central location, affordable cost of living, highly educated workforce and supportive business climate” in Texas.
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