Category: Computers
IBM Announces Powerful New Sub-1 nm Chip Design
IBM has set tech tongues wagging with the announcement of a new chip design. The US-tech company has said the new design will enable manufacturers to pack 100 billion transistors […]
IBM develops ‘nanostack’ chip architecture
IBM has unveiled a new chip design, referred to as “nanostack” architecture, which will allow the integration of nearly 100 billion transistors on a chip the size of a human […]
China’s LineShine claims top spot in global supercomputer ranking
China has officially reclaimed the title of home to the world’s fastest supercomputer with its new “LineShine” system, ending a period of US dominance. The supercomputer, located at the National […]
Raspberry Pi profits soar thanks to AI demand
Shares in British computing pioneer Raspberry Pi surged to an all-time high on Friday after the company upgraded its full-year 2026 profit outlook, capitalising on demand from both industrial clients […]
King’s College London secures access to Google Willow quantum chip
In a major milestone for the UK’s scientific community, researchers from King’s College London have become the first British academic team to secure access to Google’s cutting-edge quantum computer chip, […]
Intel shares surge after Softbank’s $2 billion investment
Intel’s stock saw a significant jump after Japanese tech giant Softbank announced it would purchase a $2 billion stake in the US chipmaker. The news, which sent Intel shares up […]
Hard disk drive trends for 2025
Rainer W. Kaese, Senior Manager, HDD Business Development at Toshiba Electronics Europe, gives his predictions for hard disk drives in 2025… Hard disk drives, or HDDs, are a well-established technology […]
Bristol set to host UK’s most powerful supercomputer
UK AI Research Resource dubbed Isambard-AI will be one of Europe’s most powerful supercomputers New facility will serve as national resource for researchers and industry experts spearheading AI innovation and […]
Winners of UK Government’s £15 million Quantum competition announced
£15 million Quantum Catalyst Fund will accelerate the adoption of quantum solutions by the public sector Quantum technology could revolutionise work across Government, including transport, space, health and net zero […]
Google’s quantum computing breakthrough 47 years quicker than supercomputer
“Quantum computers and accelerated discov” (CC BY-ND 2.0) by IBM Research A test run by a team of Google engineers has found that quantum computing could potentially solve calculations 47 years quicker than […]
