CP/M’s 50th anniversary
If it had not been for Windows, things would have been so different
This week marks the 50th anniversary of computer visionary Gary Kildall showcasing CP/M, the first personal computer operating system to achieve commercial success.
Engineers fix Voyager One
More than just turning it off and on again
NASA engineers have managed to fix Voyager One using some pretty clever workaround which would cause many helpdesks to hang their heads in shame.
Samsung sings of new AI-flavoured NAND
Mass production
Samsung Electronics has announced that it has started mass production for its one-terabit (Tb) triple-level cell (TLC) 9th-generation vertical NAND (V-NAND).
Microsoft launches a small AI for SMEs
It does not need vast amounts of data
Microsoft announced a cost-effective, small-language artificial intelligence model that can create content creation and create social media posts while using smaller amounts of data.
Apple pulls vegan-friendly FineWoven cases
It was falling to bits faster than the phones
Fruit-themed cargo cult Apple has pulled production of its FineWoven accessories because they were causing a crisis of faith among its followers because they were so alarmingly bad.