When the NSA issues public security guidance, enterprises should listen. The agency’s new Microsoft Exchange Server recommendations highlight systemic vulnerabilities that threaten organizational integrity worldwide.
The UK’s Online Safety Act has triggered a massive shift in internet behavior. Instead of preventing access, it’s driving users toward riskier alternatives and creating a privacy paradox that could have lasting consequences.
A new industrial-grade edge server from Netport Systems leverages Intel’s latest Core Ultra processor with integrated AI acceleration. The ruggedized system targets demanding industrial environments requiring high-performance AI inference at the edge.
China is deploying the world’s first commercial underwater data center off Shanghai’s coast, combining subsea cooling with wind power. While promising revolutionary efficiency gains, marine scientists warn the thermal discharge could impact local ecosystems. This ambitious $226 million project repre
SK hynix has shattered records with $8.6 billion in quarterly profit as AI memory demand reaches unprecedented levels. The company’s strategic focus on high-performance products positions it to dominate the rapidly evolving AI infrastructure landscape.
As artificial intelligence workloads push data center cooling systems to their limits, new hybrid thermal immersion coolants are emerging as a potential solution. Industry analysis suggests these advanced fluids could reduce water consumption by 91% while cutting carbon emissions by nearly 40%, addressing both operational and environmental challenges facing the rapidly expanding data center industry.
Data centers are facing a thermal crisis that’s only getting worse. The explosive growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is creating unprecedented cooling demands, with traditional methods struggling to keep pace. According to industry analysis, the data center industry is projected to grow at a remarkable 11.8% compound annual rate through 2030, putting even more pressure on thermal management systems.
Apple has reportedly started building and shipping artificial intelligence servers from its new Houston manufacturing facility, moving ahead of its original 2026 schedule. The development signals the company’s alignment with the Trump administration’s push to bring technology manufacturing back to American soil, according to exclusive reports from Fox Business.
Apple has quietly begun shipping American-made artificial intelligence servers from its newly operational Houston facility, according to exclusive reporting from Fox Business. The accelerated production timeline marks a significant shift in the company’s manufacturing strategy and represents a direct response to the Trump administration’s repeated calls for technology companies to bring jobs and production back to the United States.
Intel has revealed that its 18A manufacturing process will serve as the foundation for at least three generations of client and server products. The company plans to launch its first Panther Lake CPUs this year, with Nova Lake processors featuring significant architectural improvements scheduled for 2026.
Intel has confirmed that its 18A manufacturing process will form the foundation for at least the next three generations of client and server products, according to reports from the company’s Q3 2025 earnings call. Sources indicate that CEO Lip-Bu Tan detailed the company’s comprehensive plans for client computing, server solutions, and foundry operations during the recent financial update.
Canonical has unveiled Canonical Academy, offering official Ubuntu certification exams designed by the engineers behind the operating system. The program focuses on practical skills with digital badges that validate Linux expertise for career advancement.
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has reportedly launched Canonical Academy, a new certification platform that enables individuals and organizations to officially validate their open-source and Linux skills qualifications. According to reports, the examinations were developed by the same engineering teams responsible for creating Ubuntu, ensuring alignment with real-world system administration requirements.
Europa Chip Targets Edge AI Performance With Backward Compatibility Axelera AI is positioning its upcoming Europa AI accelerator chip as…
