The week started with controversy as Apple was accused of lying over why it rejected Google's Voice application for the iPhone. The issue could have far reaching consequences for the telecoms industry in the US, and may well have an impact over here too.Privacy is always a hot topic, and no one knows this more than Facebook, who after user backlash shut down its Beacon ad technology that tracked its users activities on Facebook and other sites. AMD launched a new platform for server processors, while SGI said it can put a supercomputer on your desktop.Careful though, as according to TrendMicro, half of computers infected with malware stay infected for at least 300 days. Good news then that Microsoft's free anti-virus suite is just weeks away?.If you're feeling under pressure then you're not alone, as it was revealed that IT Pro's are working longer hours than ever, but apparently while we're at work, we're not talking to each other anymore.The big mobile news of the week was the confirmed 16 August release date for the Palm Pre and however it does against the iPhone 02 won't mind at it's got the exclusive for both. Finally all week, Nicole has been out at the Intel Developer Forum, which amidst all the major announcements , ended with a message on inspiration from Star Trek's Levar Burton.
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HPE and Nvidia launch first EU AI factory lab in FranceThe facility will let customers test and validate their sovereign AI factories
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AWS CEO Matt Garman says AI agents will have 'as much impact on your business as the internet or cloud'News Garman told attendees at AWS re:Invent that AI agents represent a paradigm shift in the trajectory of AI and will finally unlock returns on investment for enterprises.
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AI Infrastructure for Business Impact: Enabling Agentic Intelligence with Scalable Computewhitepaper
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The role of enterprise AI in modern businessSupported Artificial intelligence is no longer the stuff of science fiction; it's a powerful tool that is reshaping the business landscape
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Destination Earth: The digital twin helping to predict – and prevent – climate changeSupported How the European Commission is hoping to fight back against climate change with a perfect digital twin of our planet, powered by Finland's monstrous LUMI supercomputer
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Are Copilot+ PCs finally ready for the enterprise?Supported The next generation of AI PCs has high-performance NPUs and generative AI features – but are they right for your business?
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What is parallel processing?Supported It’s the backbone of the internet and supercomputing – here’s everything you need to know about parallel processing
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Open source: Why open ecosystems matterSupported Driving success with AI will require an industry-wide collaborative approach spanning the software and hardware domains
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AMD Advancing AI 2025: Racks, openness, and the spectre of NvidiaOpinion Can the chipmaker really step out of the market leader's shadow?
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What is exascale computing? Exploring the next step in supercomputersSupported 60 years after the birth of the first supercomputers, we are entering a new era
