ATO heads to market to find IBM mainframe replacement
The tax agency wants to see the new replacement in before tax time 2024.
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AMD, Intel, TSMC, Microsoft and others establish universal chiplet standard
The founding members hope the ratified UCIe 1.0 specification will eventually enable users to customise their SoC construction.
Dell teams up with Marvell to bridge Open RAN performance gap
Open RAN Accelerator Card has been designed to bring the performance of traditional RAN solution to Open RAN.
Foxconn and Vedanta to manufacture semiconductors in India under new JV
The new facility will back the Indian government's vision of turning the subcontinent into a semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.
Toshiba to split into two businesses amid changes to restructure plan
Toshiba and Infrastructure Service Co will remain as a single entity, while Device Co will be spun out to be its own standalone business.
Toshiba to more than double semiconductor production with new facility
Construction of the new 300-millimetre wafer fabrication facility will begin in spring 2023.
Productivity Commission wants software updates included in Australian Consumer Law
In concluding that there are some significant barriers to repair in Australia, the Productivity Commission has put forward a range of recommendations from expanding the definition of the Australian Consumer Law through to seeing a product labelling scheme being developed.
Toshiba to split into three standalone businesses
Infrastructure Service Co, Device Co, and Toshiba will be the new standalone businesses to be spun out from Toshiba as we know it.
Lenovo claims Q2 results have put it on track to double net margin in three years
Net income increased by 65% to $512 million and group revenue growth grew to just shy of $17.9 billion for Lenovo during Q2.
Lenovo Australia revenue cracks AU$1b mark as hardware sales stay strong
Lenovo Australia gained AU$942 million in revenue as a result of strong hardware sales during FY21.