The new AmpereOne chip, featuring up to 192 cores and a custom ARM-compatible design, is aimed at cloud providers and enterprises who build their own private clouds.

Macroeconomic strife continues to gouge away at the IT workforce, and observers say the semiconductor industry’s lofty global foundry gambit could forge a stable supply chain.

Chile, which boasts unmatched reserves of the battery metal, is shifting to a new state ownership model for lithium extraction and production.

Will there be competing Chinese and U.S. internets? With China’s new submarine internet cable, we break down how network managers might manage those circumstances.

The same virtual RAN software deployed on Intel chips can now be used on AMD silicon as well, says Ericsson.

In the American West, data centers are clashing with local communities who want to preserve water amid drought. As data storage requirements escalate - and as water becomes scarcer - these operations may attract greater scrutiny.

None of the tech companies in East Asia analyzed by Greenpeace have climate commitments in line with recommendations to limit global warming to 1.5C.

The nature of the data center is changing, so the way you build them will also have to change. Here are the top considerations.

Supercomputers broke the exascale barrier, marking a new era in processing power, but the energy consumption of such machines cannot run rampant.