Nvidia takes bold moves to skirt U.S. Commerce department export controls to China. Will its beleaguered chipmaking peers follow suit?

AFRL awards IonQ $13.4M contract for access to its trapped ion hardware.

Arthur D. Little report suggests exploring quantum computing capabilities critically.

HPE’s Frontier is faster than next seven supercomputers combined.

HPE's fourth global HPC site is being built in collaboration with Foxconn, Apple's hardware manufacturer.

You can have your own A64FX CPUs, in the cloud.

The machine will be capable of training AI models on real-world data sourced from the company’s platforms.

While the prospect of a quantum notebook or mobile phone look a very long way off, it’s likely that quantum computers will be widespread in academic and industrial settings – at least for certain applications – within the next three to five years.

Omdia’s Data Center Server Market Tracker notes red-hot competition in the high-performance semiconductor space; server revenue is projected to grow by 11% to $92B.

GTC Spring announcements aim for AI computing at the top and bottom of the spectrum.