45k user reviews & 1 million votes, over 29k web hosting brands & 85k plans since 2004!
Menu
WHTop → 📋 News → Server Chip Competition for Intel No Longer Hypothetical
Dec, 2016 : Server Chip Competition for Intel No Longer Hypothetical
📅 - Intel has been the top provider of chips for mass-market computer servers and other devices for many years. However, the longtime prediction of a threat to their cash chow business isn't just a prediction anymore.
Qualcomm Inc., announced recently they will start to produce server computer chips. Currently, Qualcomm is known for providing chips for smartphones, but will move into the computer server business very soon. While Intel has the majority of the large tech giants as clients, Qualcomm entering the marketplace allows customers to demand price cuts and gives them another option to consider.
.
Reads: 844 | Category: General | Source: TheHN : The Hosting News
Want to add a website news or press release ? Just do it, it's free! Use add web hosting news!
Other news
📅 - Big Tech Steps in to Stop Terrorist Propoganda from Spreading on Social - Tech giants like Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube announced that they will work together to help remove the social influence terrorist organizations currently have. Using social media, terrorist propaganda is allowed to spread online and help organizations recruit new members.
On Monday, the companies announced that they would create a database to track the digital fingerprints of these organizations, enabling them to quickly remove images and videos identified as originating from terrorist organizations. The database will be in action at the first of the year according to a statement released by Microsoft.
Read more here.
📅 - China’s HNA Group Closes Ingram Micro Acquisition - Chinese IT company HNA Group finally closed its $6 billion acquisition of U.S.-based Ingram Micro, the world's biggest IT distributor, this week, according to representatives from both companies. This acquisition marks the completion of what is being called “one of the most significant M&A deals in the channel this year.”
HNA Group's plans to acquire Ingram Micro were first announced in February 2016. The regulations have been difficult to navigate, as both regulations from China and the U.S. are at play in this acquisition. Ingram brought in new board members and executives at the time of the announcement.
Read more about this acquisition here.
📅 - Connectria Hosting To Offer HIPAA Compliance for Azure - Connectria Hosting, a cloud hosting and security company, will soon offer HIPAA Compliant environments for Azure. The company is headquartered out of St. Louis, Missouri with about 1,000 customers across the world. They are considered a pioneer in the HIPAA Compliance Managed Hosting space and cater to many healthcare organizations of all different sizes.
The new HIPAA compliance for Microsoft Azure will allows customers more choices. Connectria is offering this new option to provide even better support for their clients. They have been offering Azure for about two years now.
.
📅 - New Azure Cloud Training Has Been Added by Microsoft - Microsoft recently announced new Azure Cloud Training for partners. About 90% of the revenue comes from partners, so the company wants to make sure they are trained in Azure with certifications. This will help to support the growth of Azure.
New training opportunities include free Azure training courses held online in a self-paced environment. There are six total courses offered right now and Microsoft will add another six in the near ...
📅 - 5G Wireless Development Moves Forward with AT&T and Intel at the Helm - For about a full year now, Intel has used 5G wireless devices internally. Recently, they announced a partnership with AT&T and Ericsson to test the unfinished wireless devices in real-world conditions.
Intel is turning to the new technology to help supplement the slowing PC sales. With Intel lagging behind other competitors for smartphone chips, they are looking for ways to boost their business.
While the 5G market hasn't been developing at super-fast speeds, AT&T believes this trial is a step in the right direction. The protocols for the new technology are not expected to be completed until 2020.
.
📅 - Virtuozzo Takes Care of Security Issue Hackers Could Have Used - Virtuozzo found an issue with a Linux Kernel exploit this week and uploaded a fix for Virtuozzo 7 customers. This issue could have allowed malware users to get in and crash a Kernel. It could have potentially allowed a hacker to get all the way through to the virtual private server, which could have caused even larger issues.
Virtuozzo says it's proactive when it comes to security and takes immediate action to fix any exploits found. The vulnerability was discovered by Philip Pettersson and the fix was discovered by a Solar Designer on the team.
📅 -