Intel, the company that put “Silicon” in Silicon Valley and whose five-note jingle is seared into the brains of a generation, is in trouble. This isn’t just a rough quarter or a missed product cycle; this is an existential crisis. […]
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In the corporate world, there’s a common mantra: “eat your own dog food.” It means that a company should use the products it creates and sells. While many pay lip service to this idea, few embody it as thoroughly as
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In the world of consumer technology, performance is often about bragging rights and smoother gaming. But in the professional sphere, performance is currency. Every minute spent waiting for a render, a simulation, or a data model to compile is a
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In the intricate dance of global economics, energy has always played a pivotal role. For emerging nations, however, it’s not merely a commodity; it’s increasingly becoming the very bedrock upon which sustainable economic growth and national prosperity are built. The
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In the midst of an unprecedented artificial intelligence (AI) arms race, Microsoft, a chief belligerent, is doing the unthinkable: it’s tapping the brakes. Reports have surfaced that the company is pausing or slowing the construction of new data centers, the
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The digital lives we lead are as intertwined as the most complex neural network, and the news of HP’s latest security threat report landed with a chilling, personal resonance. Just days after delving into its findings, I experienced a sophisticated
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The quest for a perfect artificial intelligence (AI) development environment often conjures images of massive server racks, liquid-cooled supercomputers and enough blinking lights to power a small city. But here in Bend, Oregon, where a discerning eye appreciates efficiency and
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Here in Bend, Oregon, where a laptop needs to survive everything from a coffee shop brainstorm to a backcountry campsite (Wi-Fi permitting, of course), the new HP OmniBook X Flip 16-Inch notebook has landed with a soft, yet incredibly impactful,
For years, the AI hardware landscape has felt like a walled garden, with NVIDIA’s CUDA ecosystem and H100 GPUs reigning supreme, a bit like that one brilliant kid who never shares their toys. But here in Silicon Valley (I recently
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Here in Bend, Oregon, where the principles of openness and community often extend from the Deschutes River trails to the local tech scene, Lenovo’s strategic shift towards OpenBMC for systems management across its data center offerings resonates deeply. In an
