Fujitsu unleashes 144-core 2nm MONAKA
Fujitsu has launched its 144-core FUJITSU-MONAKA server processor, bringing 2nm 3D-stacked silicon to AI inference and HPC systems. Global sales start in November 2026, both as a standalone Arm processor…
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Private 5G spending heads for $84.7 billion
Global spending on private LTE and 5G networks will hit $84.7 billion by 2031 as…
Manchester Airports Group admits 8.7mn airport customer data breach
Manchester Airports Group has admitted that hackers accessed data from 8.7mn customers after a cyberattack…
Argo plugs satellite cyber holes
Atalanta reckons its Argo tool can spot cyber holes before state-backed hackers turn infrastructure into…
Bosses turn networks into treacle
UK tech leaders are being buried under supplier sprawl, broken networks and bosses who still…
Lumilens bags a fat AI networking round
Lumilens has raised more than $700 million with a pitch about replacing knackered copper cabling…
Musk tries talking up SpaceX after investors get singed
Elon Musk is trying to talk SpaceX out of a share-price crater with trillion-dollar dreams…
Britain’s mobile networks worse than Romania and Poland
Britain has spent billions building a digital economy while leaving large parts of the country…
Amazon plots phone-friendly satellite swarm
Amazon wants to launch 5,105 new satellites so phones can yap, text and beg for…
Nvidia buying its own pipes
Nvidia is building an escape route from hyperscaler control with dark fibre, AI factories and…
SCO’s Unix zombie shuffles after IBM again
The SCO versus IBM Unix ownership row has crawled out of its legal crypt again,…
Space data centres are a rubbish plan
IEEE Spectrum has poured cold water on Elon Musk’s space-AI prophecy where you put data…
Amazon Leo gets enough satellites for early broadband
Amazon says it now has enough satellites in low-Earth orbit to switch on its Starlink…
Trump wants AI tsar and AI Force
US president Donald Trump plans a new AI tsar and an “AI Force” while rejecting…
Linux blocks dodgy Intel Granite Rapids microcode
Linux kernel developers have added protection against problematic Intel Granite Rapids microcode that could cause…
AI boom could create 617 million tonnes of junk
The AI gold rush could produce up to 617 million tonnes of electronic waste by…
CXMT pushes fifth-gen DRAM into mass production
Chinese memory maker CXMT has pushed its fifth-generation DRAM platform into mass production, claiming tighter…
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