Information Technology
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NVIDIA is expanding CUDA-X into semiconductor manufacturing with new tools for atomic simulation, wafer-process modeling and chip inspection.
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GlobalFoundries will operate two new semiconductor fabs in Malta, New York, under a U.S.-Japan initiative providing up to $21 billion in investment.
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Salience Labs has raised $125 million to scale silicon-photonic optical circuit switches designed to cut latency and power use inside AI data centers.
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NETSCOUT says DDoS attacks exceeding 1 Tbps or 1 Gpps increased 1,286% year over year in the first half of 2026, while separate Cloudflare data also shows a rise in terabit-scale attacks.
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Marvell, Microsoft and Oracle are building an Open Compute Project standard for attested, silicon-based hardware security modules inside cloud servers.
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Airoha is bringing a 3-TOPS AI accelerator into its 25G PON broadband platform so gateways can diagnose and repair some network faults locally.
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WEMIX has relaunched its CertiK Hunt bug bounty with rewards up to $10,000 for critical vulnerabilities in its blockchain and governance smart contracts.
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Learn C operators and expressions: arithmetic, comparisons, logical and bitwise operators, assignment, precedence, associativity, short-circuiting, and evaluation order.
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ROHL Gateway Fiber is expanding dark fiber, 400G wavelength services and redundant routes across Western Canada as AI data center demand grows.
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A patch panel gives permanent Ethernet or fiber cabling a clean, labeled termination point so technicians can organize, trace and change connections without disturbing fixed cable runs.
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A patch panel is the organized handoff between permanent Ethernet cabling and the network switch. Here is how it works and why racks use one.
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Anthropic says small AI models may be nearing the capability to copy themselves across low-cost IoT hardware, though its experiments were controlled and do not show an uncontrolled AI worm spreading on the public internet.
