MediaTek formally launches Helio P90 system-on-chip
Full of AI processing goodness
MediaTek has launched the Helio P90 system-on-chip (SoC) featuring APU 2.0, a new-generation architecture for AI processing boost and performance of 1,127GMACs (2.25TOPs).
ThoughtRiver developing AI based CV analysis
Working alongside Professor Ted Briscoe computational linguistics expert
ThoughtRiver, the Cambridge-based leader in contract pre-screening technology, today announced that it has been awarded funding from Innovate UK for a £400,000 development project working alongside Professor Ted Briscoe, a well-known computational linguistics expert at Cambridge University.
If you want to keep your IT staff give them a Christmas bonus
Right now
New research has found that if companies want to keep their IT workers in place and stop them from making New Year's resolutions to leave the company, they should give them a bonus in December.
Shamoon takes out 10 percent of Saipem
Really dangerous malware
A new variant of the Shamoon malware was discovered on the network of Italian oil and gas contractor Saipem, where it destroyed files on about ten percent of the company's PCs.
Asus CEO resigns
Two CEOS replace him
Asus announced that long-time CEO Jerry Shen is stepping down ahead of "a comprehensive corporate transformation".
Apple hopes to solve China crisis with its brilliant software
Will fix Qualcomm issue with a software update
Fruity cargo cult Apple believes it can work around the problem of its iPhone ban in China by leaning on its crack team of software experts.
Amazon finds ARM Graviton processor more efficient
Cloudy solutions
Amazon is to deploy an ARM-based Graviton processor. The e-commerce giant says this will lead to cost savings of up 45 per cent for "scale-out" services.
US ITC to ponder Qualcomm request for iPhone ban
Rethinking if it is in the public interest to ban iPhones after all
The US International Trade Commission is mulling over changing its mind on a ruling which said that banning imports of some iPhones into the United States was not in the public interest, even if Apple Inc infringed a Qualcomm patent.
Apple making its own modem
Dump Intel and put Qualcomm out of business
Fruity cargo cult Apple has finally admitted that Intel cannot make a modem which can compete with Qualcomm and is working on something of its own.
Huawei CFO is probably a Trump trade hostage
Very Game of Thrones
The Chinese are seeing the arrest of Huawei’s CFO Meng Wangzhou as an attempt by the US government to take a hostage in the ongoing trade negotiation with China.