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DDN acquires Intel's Lustre File System business, aiming to boost its HPC, analytics, and cloud portfolio with substantial investment in new features.

Intel's board has named chief financial officer Robert Swan as the interim chief executive officer, effective immediately.

Intel Mission Control Software is the next generation of flight planning, project management and data handling for the Intel Falcon 8+ drone.

The tech giant turns 50 in June and so its booming revenues following heavy investment in data centres could be seen as a timely birthday present.

Nokia and Intel are placing their bets on the 5G revolution and its effect on the edge cloud industry with their latest piece of data centre hardware.

Intel unveils an enhanced security framework at RSA, with Microsoft and Cisco integrating its features to boost protection and performance across platforms.

Intel unveils its groundbreaking 8th Gen Core i9 processor for laptops in Beijing, touting unmatched gaming and content creation capabilities.

Equinix has launched Equinix SmartKey, a key management and encryption SaaS for data protection across data centers and the cloud.

Great for VR enthusiasts and workload-heavy content creators, it will be Intel's smallest premium VR-capable system on the market.

In addressing the vulnerabilities reported by Google Project Zero, Intel and the technology industry have faced significant challenges.

An Intel employee's idea to make upgrading a server more like replacing a light bulb sees the birth of the disaggregated server.

Intel announced that it has begun shipping its Intel Stratix 10 TX FPGAs, the industry's only field programmable gate array.

Google has fully launched its Cloud IoT Core service, securing New Zealand-based Smart Parking as a customer to enhance their smart city platform.

Intel announced its collaboration with Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft to bring 5G connectivity to Windows PCs.

While a 300-bit quantum chip is theoretically feasible, it is not, at this time, practically possible, nor is it commercially viable.

Intel has boosted its Bug Bounty rewards to attract more researchers, with up to USD $250,000 available for side channel vulnerabilities in its products.

Quantum computing is heralded for its potential to tackle problems that today's conventional computers can't handle.

Intel unveils its 3D NAND SSDs, offering up to 8TB capacities and advanced form factors, aiming to revolutionise data centre storage and efficiency.

​No doubt you've heard of Spectre and Meltdown before, given security researchers are calling them 'catastrophic' - here's Gartner's advice.

ASUSTOR is releasing updates to its ADM this week as part of its efforts to fix the Meltdown security vulnerabilities.