Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 3 June, 2022.
This week's stories:
- World's first exascale supercomputer revealed
- BT and Ericsson partner to offer private 5G networks in the UK
- Russian Killnet cyber attacks begin on Italian-linked businesses
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Critical Dell Storage Manager flaws could let hackers access sensitive data – patch nowNews A trio of flaws in Dell Storage Manager has prompted a customer alert
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Agentic AI carries huge implications for security teamsIn-depth AI agents should be considered with the same scrutiny as any internal user
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Google claims its AI chips are ‘faster, greener’ than Nvidia’sNews Google's TPU has already been used to train AI and run data centres, but hasn't lined up against Nvidia's H100
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£30 million IBM-linked supercomputer centre coming to North West EnglandNews Once operational, the Hartree supercomputer will be available to businesses “of all sizes”
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How quantum computing can fight climate changeIn-depth Quantum computers could help unpick the challenges of climate change and offer solutions with real impact – but we can’t wait for their arrival
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“Botched government procurement” leads to £24 million Atos settlementNews Labour has accused the Conservative government of using taxpayers’ money to pay for their own mistakes
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Dell unveils four new PowerEdge servers with AMD EPYC processorsNews The company claimed that customers can expect a 121% performance improvement
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Intel unveils Max Series chip family designed for high performance computingNews The chip company claims its new CPU offers 4.8x better performance on HPC workloads
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Lenovo unveils Infrastructure Solutions V3 portfolio for 30th anniversaryNews Chinese computing giant launches more than 50 new products for ThinkSystem server portfolio
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Microchip scoops NASA's $50m contract for high-performance spaceflight computing processorNews The new processor will cater to both space missions and Earth-based applications
