…The Apple Car project has shifted and changed multiple times over the course of the last several years due to internal strife and leadership issues, but development has continued . Though 2016 rumors…
…After co-founder Steve Jobs had left the company, there was a proposal to shift Apple away from the Motorola 68000 series, and onto Intel chips. Apple leadership shot that down. Instead…
…The division changed leadership after Phil Spencer retired, with Sharma then taking the helm and bringing a new emboldened and energetic spirit to Xbox. After revealing the next-gen Project Helix hybrid…
…The HPC and supercomputing community uses the Green500 benchmark to measure high-precision (FP64) efficiency, and NVIDIA supercomputing systems top the leadership board, with nine of the top ten systems accelerated by…
…As millions of users, agents, and devices demand access to intelligence, the challenge is shifting from peak training throughput to delivering deterministic inference at scale—predictable latency, jitter, and sustainable token economics…
…It was a strategy that laid the groundwork. That era is officially over. With the announcement that John Ternus will succeed Tim Cook as CEO in September 2026, the signal to the…
…He brings deep technology and business leadership across AI, cloud, software networks, big tech, and telecommunications, specializing in strategy definition, driving execution of large-scale engineering, and leading global multidiscipline teams. With…
…We ended up covering the PlayStation UK case yesterday (although it is still in today’s Show), and another piece has shifted back a week. But I’m not especially disappointed, because…
…And then with that, you also had this massive technological shift, which is really applicable, I think, to the rise of the creator economy and the impact on publishers and media companies…
…This represents a pivotal shift in the enterprise database landscape on AWS. For customers running mission-critical workloads, AMD CPU-powered Amazon EC2 instances offer high performance, cost-effective computing, particularly instances…
