Pat Gelsinger claims quantum computing will become mainstream much faster than expected, potentially ending the GPU era. He also reveals Intel’s “basic discipline” problems during his tenure. The former CEO sees quantum as the “holy trinity” alongside classical and AI computing.
Todd Humphrey, former Seattle Kraken innovation chief, has launched Highmark Sports Group to help organizations rethink customer experiences. He’s applying lessons from reducing NHL fan wait times by over 50% to broader business challenges. The approach balances cutting-edge technology with essentia
The traditional funding announcement strategy is no longer viable for most startups. Journalism job cuts and changing business models mean your Series A won’t get covered. Founders need to completely rethink their approach to PR and visibility.
The latest WinUIpad update adds word count and cursor position features but highlights ongoing frustrations with Windows App SDK development. The developer spent weeks debugging app shutdown crashes and had to reuse 5+ year-old code for basic functionality. Even simple features require complex worka
At Lisbon’s Web Summit, MIT physicist Max Tegmark delivered a sobering warning about artificial superintelligence. He argues unregulated development could lead to systems that make human labor economically worthless. With 127,000+ signatures on a petition to pause development, public concern is grow
Two major cloud outages within days of each other have exposed the fragility of our digital infrastructure. When AWS and Azure both stumble, it’s time to question whether cloud reliability is heading in the wrong direction.
The era of x86 dominance in high-performance computing is ending. Intel’s share of TOP500 supercomputers has plummeted from nearly 90% to just 57% over the past decade as Arm, AMD, and even open-source RISC-V architectures gain serious traction in the world’s most powerful machines.
AI workloads are fundamentally changing data center architecture, pushing fiber cabling into the spotlight. Traditional north-south traffic patterns are being replaced by massive east-west flows between GPUs. This shift demands new approaches to connectivity that can handle unprecedented densities a
Openreach has decommissioned its first telephone exchange in Deddington, Oxfordshire as part of a major copper network shutdown. The rural exchange closure marks the beginning of a program to exit 4,600 legacy exchanges across the UK. All 1,800 copper lines have been upgraded to fiber and now route
Cape Town-based Enpower Trading has secured conditional market participant membership in the Southern African Power Pool. This breakthrough allows the company to import and export electricity across borders, creating new competition in the region’s energy market. The move represents a significant sh
