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06 Nov, 2023
ai, artificial intelligence, Dell, emea, Innovation, Intel, International, Nvidia, Security News, supercomputer, tech innovation, UK, United Kingdom
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The new AI supercomputer will be the fastest in the U.K. when it launches in 2024 and will leverage artificial intelligence to drive breakthroughs in cutting-edge science. The Isambard-AI supercomputer will be housed at the National Composites Center in Bristol, U.K. Image: NCC The U.K. government is spending £225 million . . . Read more
26 Oct, 2023
acer, Android, Apple, apple M2 max, artificial intelligence, ASUS, Dell, generative artificial intelligence, hardware, honor, hp, International, Lenovo, Microsoft, microsoft surface, Mobility, oppo, Qualcomm, qualcomm snapdragon x elite, Samsung, Security News, system-on-chip, Windows, xiaomi
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Generative AI workloads will be able to run on-chip in the Snapdragon X Elite. Qualcomm claims the Snapdragon X Elite exceeds Apple’s M2 Max chip’s power and energy use. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite, a system-on-chip platform for Windows PCs announced at Snapdragon Summit in Maui on October 24, marks a . . . Read more
26 May, 2023
CXO, Dell, digital transformation, environmental, environmental social and corporate governance, green tech, hardware, Innovation, recycle, recycling, Security News, social, sphera, sustainability
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[embedded content] This is the first installment of TechRepublic’s Tech Impact video series. The following is an edited transcript of the video. From the smallest phone in your pocket to the largest container ships traversing our oceans, plastic is ubiquitous, versatile and destructive. While this synthetic material has become an . . . Read more
25 May, 2023
artificial intelligence, Big Data, carbon footprint telemetry, data analytics, Data Centers, Dell, Edge, ESG, hardware, Security News, sustainability
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Image: peach_adobe/Adobe Stock At Dell Technologies World in Las Vegas, sustainability and an increasing need for processing power were both hot topics. I spoke with Alyson Freeman, sustainability product manager at Dell’s Infrastructure Solutions Group, to discover what Dell is doing in the field of sustainable data center management. In . . . Read more
24 May, 2023
artificial intelligence, Big Data, cloud, cloud storage, cloudops, data center, Data Centers, Dell, devops, Microsoft, multicloud, public cloud, secops, Security News, Storage
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Image: kras99/Adobe Stock At Dell Technologies World in Las Vegas, I sat down with Caitlin Gordon, vice president, product management, software and solutions at Dell Technologies, to learn about her company’s push toward multicloud by design. We also discussed DevOps, AI workloads, the skills gap and much more. The following . . . Read more
23 May, 2023
artificial intelligence, Big Data, Dell, Developer, devops, Edge, generative ai, hardware, large language models, networking, Nvidia, Security, Security News
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Image: Supatman/Adobe Stock Generative artificial intelligence is at a pivotal moment. Enterprises want to know how to take advantage of mass amounts of data, while keeping their budgets within today’s economic demands. Generative AI chatbots have become relatively easy to deploy, but sometimes return false “hallucinations” or expose private data. . . . Read more

Dell also zeroed in on zero trust and introduced a modular deployment service as part of its new edge offerings. Image: Michael Traitov/Adobe Stock At Dell Technologies World this week, the company announced its new edge operation software platform NativeEdge. First announced last October as Project Frontier, the project has . . . Read more
23 May, 2023
artificial intelligence, cloud, Data Centers, Dell, Edge, generative ai, networking, Security News, software, Software as a Service
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Dell and NVIDIA joined forces to put generative AI into the hands of Dell’s software-as-a-service customers. Image: Yingyaipumi/Adobe Stock Project Helix will be Dell’s first foray into artificial intelligence for its edge software service, Dell Technologies Senior Vice President of Product Marketing Varun Chhabra announced as part of a preview . . . Read more
13 May, 2021
Apple, Colonial, Colonial Pipeline, Critical Infrastructure, Dell, iOS, Naked Security Podcast, podcast, Ransomware, Security News, Vulnerability
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by Paul Ducklin Apple’s brand new AirTag product got hacked already. Things you can learn from Colonial Pipeline’s ransomware misfortune. Why Dell patched a bunch of driver bugs going back more than a decade. And the “Is it you in the video?” scam just keeps on coming back. With Kimberly . . . Read more

by Paul Ducklin Researchers at SentinelLabs say that they found various exploitable bugs in one of Dell’s Windows kernel drivers, which they reported back in December 2020. There were five related bugs, now collectively dubbed CVE-2021-21551. Dell has now issued a patch for these vulnerabilities (the official update is dated . . . Read more