Google’s plan to build a tech complex next to its offices in King’s Cross was approved yesterday by the local council. The building will be 300m long, have four cafeterias, 1 million sq foot of floor space and room for  5000 employees. Solar panels on the roof will deliver an annual output of  20MWh. The building ...

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Toyota, Intel, Denso, Ericsson and DoCoMo have formed  the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium aimed at the processing of big data in connected car automotive applications. In 2025, the amount of data being sent from cars to the cloud will be 10 Exabytes a month, says Toyota. The poblem is how to implement that without the ...

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Toyota, Intel, Denso, Ericsson and DoCoMo have formed  the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium aimed at the processing of big data in connected car automotive applications. In 2025, the amount of data being sent from cars to the cloud will be 10 Exabytes a month, says Toyota. The poblem is how to implement that without the ...

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Cavium is  supporting  the newly ratified NVMe over Fibre Channel (FC-NVMe) 1.0 standard. The company’s  QLogic 2700 series Gen 6 and 2690 Series Enhanced Gen 5 Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs) support connecting NVMe storage over Fibre Channel networks concurrently with the existing storage by using the updated firmware and drivers. The  Cavium FC-NVMe ...

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Cavium is  supporting  the newly ratified NVMe over Fibre Channel (FC-NVMe) 1.0 standard. The company’s  QLogic 2700 series Gen 6 and 2690 Series Enhanced Gen 5 Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs) support connecting NVMe storage over Fibre Channel networks concurrently with the existing storage by using the updated firmware and drivers. The  Cavium FC-NVMe ...

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Samsung says it has produced a Terabit 3D NAND flash memory which will be in production next year. Samsung’s intention is to stack 16 Tbit die to deliver a 2TB memory in a chip package. The Tbit chip has 96 layers and four-bit-per-cell (QLC) technology.

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Samsung says it has produced a Terabit 3D NAND flash memory which will be in production next year. Samsung’s intention is to stack 16 Tbit die to deliver a 2TB memory in a chip package. The Tbit chip has 96 layers and four-bit-per-cell (QLC) technology.

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A two year-old start-up cellphone company aiming to challenge Apple and Samsung has raised $330 million in venture funding. Essential Products, founded by one of the Android OS developers, Andy Rubin, says it has signed up retailers Best Buy and Amazon and will have its $699 phone in shops for the Christmas sales season. Investors ...

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EnSilica, the Wokingham IP specialist, has licensed its eSi-RISC processor IP to fabless touch and display chip vendor Solomon Systech of Hong Kong. The multi-year licensing agreement covers the full range of EnSilica’s 16-bit and 32-bit eSi-RISC processor IP and extends the existing relationship between the two companies to cover multiple projects and multiple architecture ...

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