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Phison to expand SSD range
The River Phison swept me away…. NAND flash device controller supplier, which is not named…
EU about to sue Google
Long expected anti-trust case The EU is pressing ahead with its plan to sue Google…
Plastic unfantastic as metal rulez
Case makers slash capacity Makers of plastic casings for notebooks and cutting back on their…
Samsung provides 3D NAND flash to Google
Coming right at ya The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured another hell on earth…
Asus Chromebit is a sweet little Chrome OS stick
Turns any HDMI screen into a Chrome machine Google announced a few Chromebook and Chrome…
Kids playing adult computer games will be taken into care
British Schools threaten parents A club for school principals in Cheshire who have lost all…
Indians make Open Sauce mandatory
So long as it is super spicy The Indian Government has issued orders that all…
Microsoft exposes Project Spartan
Internet Explorer meets its Thermopylae Microsoft has finished painting the six pack on Project Spartan…
Biggish Blue invests in cloudy internet of stuff
Things ain’t wot they used to be The ever shrinking Big Blue has said it…
Norway puts data centre power grab on hold
Norway’s grid operator has paused new data centre capacity reservations while it develops rules for…
Google adds AMD muscle to its TPU challenge
Google has unveiled two more TPU systems, pairing one with AMD processors and cramming two…
Infineon puts silicon carbide on a bigger wafer
Infineon has produced working power devices on 300mm silicon carbide wafers, using existing silicon manufacturing…
AMD driver gives idle SSDs a pointless workout
AMD has acknowledged a Radeon software bug that keeps writing to SSDs while affected PCs…
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