Powering patient adherence with digital tools
On the 27th of March, Supercharge will explore the role of patient adherence in successful health interventions, a practical digital
Newly discovered Microsoft Z1000 SSD baffles experts — no, world’s most valuable company won’t start selling SSDs anytime soon but it may well be tinkering with data center storage as it did with CPU
A newly-discovered, Microsoft-branded SSD suggests the tech giant may be – or has been at least – exploring new ways
“When security is a seamless part of how we do our jobs, it works best” — Why AWS wants to be the go-to security for your gen AI data
With generative AI transforming the way businesses around the world work, plan and evolve, the need to ensure the data
Want to store 1PB of data in the cloud? This startup can do it for you for as little as $10,000 a month — Qumulo says it can scale to Exabytes off premise and wants to eradicate tapes once and for all
Qumulo has launched Azure Native Qumulo Cold (ANQ Cold), which it claims is the first truly cloud-native, fully managed SaaS
Las Vegas Sphere has 4,000TB SSD storage delivering 400GB/s throughput — World’s only 16K display requires some exquisite technology to keep it going
We’ve written previously about some of the technology that powers the Las Vegas Sphere, including the 16K interior LED screen,
Viofo VS1 Tiny Dash Cam review: a clever, compact solution
Two-minute review Owning a sports car with a small windscreen area means that some of the best dash cams are
Informatica Claims Data Fragmentation Is Standing in the Way of APAC Generative AI
Data chiefs in the Asia-Pacific region are pursuing the rollout of artificial intelligence in earnest, according to an international survey
Shattering the ‘copper or optics’ paradigm: humble plastic could become key material in race to conquer AI data center market – it is cheaper, lighter, thinner and more power efficient
With the expansion of data centers and the rise of generative AI, LLMs, IoT and video streaming services, the demand
Fiber optic cables transport petabytes of data every second around the world — scientists say they could also save lives by detecting tsunamis early
Scientists at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have discovered a novel technique that can turn undersea power and telecom cables