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Openreach's cunning plan to 'turbocharge' the post-Brexit economy: Getting everyone on full-fibre broadband by 2025

Experts warn UK court digitisation is moving too fast and breaking too many things

I can't believe you've done this: Cisco.com asks visitors to explain to IT why they have broken the website

The safest place to save your files is somewhere nobody will ever look

We, Wall, we, Wall, Raku: Perl creator blesses new name for version 6 of text-wrangling lingo

How bad is Catalina? It's almost Apple Maps bad: MacOS 10.15 pushes Cupertino's low bar for code quality lower still

SAP's CEO Bill McDermott quits: Will hand over to co-captains for Next Generation reboot

Kiss my ASCII, Microsoft – we've got one million fewer daily active users than you, boasts Slack

Stalker attacks Japanese pop singer – after tracking her down using reflection in her eyes

Finfisher malware authors fire off legal threats to silence German journos

Some fokken arse has bared the privates of 250,000 users' from Dutch brothel forum

Just let us have Huawei and get on with 5G, UK mobe networks tell MPs

Ditch Chef, Puppet, Splunk and snyk for GitLab? That's the pitch from your new wannabe one-stop DevOps shop

Puppet to start pulling a few strings in the cloud-native world with Project Nebula

Serverless Computing London: Doors open in one month – grab your ticket now and join us

Flak overflow: Barrage of criticism prompts very public Stack Overflow apology

Microsoft, GitHub staff tell Satya Nadella: It's time to ice ICE, baby. Rip up those tech contracts

Forget Brexit, ignore Trump, write off today: BT's gonna make us all 'realise the potential of tomorrow'

Aria Technology takes £750k VAT fraud case to Court of Appeal

HP to hike upfront price of printer hardware as ink biz growth runs dry

Tokyo Olympics, US tariffs Trump Europe's Brexit shakes as global PC shipments balloon to fattest figure in 7 years

In a touching show of solidarity with the NBA and Blizzard, Apple completely caves to China on HK protest app

Is right! Ofcom says Scousers enjoy a natter on the phone compared to southern blerts

US games company Blizzard kowtows to Beijing by banning gamer who dared to bring up Hong Kong

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ESA bigwigs: Euro Moon efforts are going the way they 'should' – which is to say not by 2024

That lithium-ion battery in your phone or car? It has just won three chemists the Nobel Prize

Mission Extension Vehicle-1 launches to save space from zombie satellites

'We go back to the Moon to stay': Apollo vets not too chuffed with NASA's new rush to the regolith

From Libra to leave-ya: eBay, Visa, Stripe, PayPal, others flee Facebook's crypto-coin

Oh dear... AI models used to flag hate speech online are, er, racist against black people

Criminalise British drone fliers, snarl MPs amid crackdown demands

2001 fiction set to be science fact? NASA boffin mulls artificial intelligence to watch over the lunar Gateway

Verity Stob

No ghosts but the Holy one as vicar exorcises spooky tour from UK's most haunted village

Not a death spiral, I'm trapped in a closed loop of customer experience

£99,999, what's your emergency? Paramedics rush to OAP's aid after shock meter reading

UK ads watchdog bans Burger King Twitter jibe for condoning chucking milkshakes at politicians

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HPE's Eng Lim Goh on spaceborne computers, NASA medals – and AI at the final frontier

InterviewNever mind the edge, try running a super 'puter up there

07 Oct 09:45 | 12

HPC

The Reg chats to HPE's HPC man about NASA's supercomputers, lunar ambitions and Columbia

InterviewFrom Spaceborne to Aitken and on to the Moon

11 Sep 08:15 | 2

HPC

Look at me. Look at me. I'm the El Capitan now: Cray to build US govt's $600m cray-cray exascale nuke app super

1.5 EFLOPS monster will chew through simulations, modeling, and more, when it, fingers crossed, spins up in 2023

13 Aug 18:39 | 7

HPC

Bored of laptops? Love 200Gb/s interconnects? Then you're going to hate today's Intel news

Chipzilla teases actual proper working 10nm notebook CPUs as Omni-Path 2 quietly dies

01 Aug 23:17 | 37

HPC

Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year

HPC beaut built by Fujitsu to debut in November

29 Jul 23:56 | 15

HPC

Who needs a supercomputer when you can get a couple of petaflops on AWS?

Or you could run it on-premises three times cheaper says University of Cambridge bod

20 Jun 12:27 | 31

HPC

Who bought the most powerful commercial supercomputer? Come on, it's Total-ly obvious

Well, oil be damned. Faster computers, faster apocalypse?

18 Jun 13:10 | 37

HPC

Nvidia 'brings CUDA to Arm' – Translation: We're still doing a thing we've already done but now doing more of it

Woulda, CUDA, shoulda

17 Jun 22:28 | 1

HPC

This isn't Boeing to end well: Plane maker to scrap some physical cert tests, use computer simulations instead

Actually probe expensive gear in real life? Pah. It's 2019. We're Boeing digital

17 Jun 18:02 | 141

HPC

Frontiersman Cray snags $50m storage contract for 'largest single filesystem'

Shasta minute: HPE purchase to provide 1 exabyte of ClusterStor for Oak Ridge National Laboratory

17 Jun 14:52 | 24

HPC

HPE's Spaceborne supercomputer returns to terra firma after 615 days on the ISS

HP customers: If your spinoff can put a computer into space, why can't I have my Reverb?

06 Jun 08:48 | 32

HPC

HPC processor project tosses architectural designs on desk of the European Commission

Promises to give EU the goods by 2021

05 Jun 11:29 | 12

HPC

Cray's found a super scooper, $1.3bn's gonna buy you. HPE's the one

Substantial losses weren't much fun, now we'll wait till deal is done

17 May 13:42 | 48

HPC

5G willikers, did AI do that? HPC botherer DDN buys Nexenta

Splashing out on software-defined file and object storage plus ... some extras

07 May 11:33 | 6

HPC

Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on

HPC goodness sure to cost an Arm and a leg

16 Apr 13:05 | 8

HPC

Hey, US taxpayers. Filed your taxes? Good, good. $500m of it is going on an Intel-Cray exascale boffinry supercomputer

Well, that Knights Hill 2018 dream didn't work out, so let's shoot for 2021 instead

18 Mar 19:26 | 23

HPC

Holy sh*tsnacks! Danger zone! Edinburgh Uni's Archer 2 super 'puter will cost a cool £79m

Hammond splashes the cash – guess Brexit's sorted then?

13 Mar 18:54 | 33

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Prodigy chip brainiacs Tachyum hook up with Euro HPC consortium

Happy-clappy club wants to 'democratize' supercomputing

27 Feb 17:31 | 2

HPC

Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up

And... stock-botherers seem happy with that

16 Jan 10:47 | 5

HPC

It's raining, then? Hallelujah. Big Blue super 'puter sharpens forecasts

As legal storm over weather app location data brews, its new year's resolution is: 3km

14 Jan 15:14 | 19

HPC

Panasas tells world+dog: We've broken free from chains of proprietary kit

HPC pusher bats eyelids at OEM flingers after biggest product refresh in a while

14 Nov 08:08 |

Openreach's cunning plan to 'turbocharge' the post-Brexit economy: Getting everyone on full-fibre broadband by 2025

Experts warn UK court digitisation is moving too fast and breaking too many things

I can't believe you've done this: Cisco.com asks visitors to explain to IT why they have broken the website

The safest place to save your files is somewhere nobody will ever look

We, Wall, we, Wall, Raku: Perl creator blesses new name for version 6 of text-wrangling lingo

How bad is Catalina? It's almost Apple Maps bad: MacOS 10.15 pushes Cupertino's low bar for code quality lower still

SAP's CEO Bill McDermott quits: Will hand over to co-captains for Next Generation reboot

Kiss my ASCII, Microsoft – we've got one million fewer daily active users than you, boasts Slack

Stalker attacks Japanese pop singer – after tracking her down using reflection in her eyes

Finfisher malware authors fire off legal threats to silence German journos

Some fokken arse has bared the privates of 250,000 users' from Dutch brothel forum

Just let us have Huawei and get on with 5G, UK mobe networks tell MPs

Ditch Chef, Puppet, Splunk and snyk for GitLab? That's the pitch from your new wannabe one-stop DevOps shop

Puppet to start pulling a few strings in the cloud-native world with Project Nebula

Serverless Computing London: Doors open in one month – grab your ticket now and join us

Flak overflow: Barrage of criticism prompts very public Stack Overflow apology

Microsoft, GitHub staff tell Satya Nadella: It's time to ice ICE, baby. Rip up those tech contracts

Forget Brexit, ignore Trump, write off today: BT's gonna make us all 'realise the potential of tomorrow'

Aria Technology takes £750k VAT fraud case to Court of Appeal

HP to hike upfront price of printer hardware as ink biz growth runs dry

Tokyo Olympics, US tariffs Trump Europe's Brexit shakes as global PC shipments balloon to fattest figure in 7 years

In a touching show of solidarity with the NBA and Blizzard, Apple completely caves to China on HK protest app

Is right! Ofcom says Scousers enjoy a natter on the phone compared to southern blerts

US games company Blizzard kowtows to Beijing by banning gamer who dared to bring up Hong Kong

ESA bigwigs: Euro Moon efforts are going the way they 'should' – which is to say not by 2024

That lithium-ion battery in your phone or car? It has just won three chemists the Nobel Prize

Mission Extension Vehicle-1 launches to save space from zombie satellites

'We go back to the Moon to stay': Apollo vets not too chuffed with NASA's new rush to the regolith

From Libra to leave-ya: eBay, Visa, Stripe, PayPal, others flee Facebook's crypto-coin

Oh dear... AI models used to flag hate speech online are, er, racist against black people

Criminalise British drone fliers, snarl MPs amid crackdown demands

2001 fiction set to be science fact? NASA boffin mulls artificial intelligence to watch over the lunar Gateway

No ghosts but the Holy one as vicar exorcises spooky tour from UK's most haunted village

Not a death spiral, I'm trapped in a closed loop of customer experience

£99,999, what's your emergency? Paramedics rush to OAP's aid after shock meter reading

UK ads watchdog bans Burger King Twitter jibe for condoning chucking milkshakes at politicians

Data Centre > HPC

HPE's Eng Lim Goh on spaceborne computers, NASA medals – and AI at the final frontier

The Reg chats to HPE's HPC man about NASA's supercomputers, lunar ambitions and Columbia

Look at me. Look at me. I'm the El Capitan now: Cray to build US govt's $600m cray-cray exascale nuke app super

Bored of laptops? Love 200Gb/s interconnects? Then you're going to hate today's Intel news

Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year

Who needs a supercomputer when you can get a couple of petaflops on AWS?

Who bought the most powerful commercial supercomputer? Come on, it's Total-ly obvious

Nvidia 'brings CUDA to Arm' – Translation: We're still doing a thing we've already done but now doing more of it

This isn't Boeing to end well: Plane maker to scrap some physical cert tests, use computer simulations instead

Frontiersman Cray snags $50m storage contract for 'largest single filesystem'

HPE's Spaceborne supercomputer returns to terra firma after 615 days on the ISS

HPC processor project tosses architectural designs on desk of the European Commission

Cray's found a super scooper, $1.3bn's gonna buy you. HPE's the one

5G willikers, did AI do that? HPC botherer DDN buys Nexenta

Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on

Hey, US taxpayers. Filed your taxes? Good, good. $500m of it is going on an Intel-Cray exascale boffinry supercomputer

Holy sh*tsnacks! Danger zone! Edinburgh Uni's Archer 2 super 'puter will cost a cool £79m

Prodigy chip brainiacs Tachyum hook up with Euro HPC consortium

Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up

It's raining, then? Hallelujah. Big Blue super 'puter sharpens forecasts

Panasas tells world+dog: We've broken free from chains of proprietary kit

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Game over: Atari VCS architect quits project, claims he hasn’t been paid for six months

Spacecraft that told us 'you're screwed' finally gives up the ghost after doubling its shelf life

Windows 10 update panic: Older VMware Workstation Pro app broken

GNU means GNU's Not U: Stallman insists he's still Chief GNUisance while 18 maintainers want him out as leader

That was some of the best flying I've seen to date, right up to the part where you got hacked

MacOS wakes to a bright Catalina sunrise – and broken Adobe apps

MacOS 'Catalina' 10.15 comes packed with exclusive security fixes – gee, thanks, Apple

Android dev complains of 'Orwellian' treatment as account banned after 6 years on Play store

Excited about dual-screen laptops? Make your own with duct tape and the ThinkVision M14

Diggerland comes to Mars as boffins battle to save InSight's mole

FPGAs? Sure, them too. Liqid pours chips over composable computing systems

What's big, blue, and short on Intel? The supercomputer world's podium: USA tops Top500 with IBM Power9

It's wall-to-wall Huawei: Chinese behemoth hogs five of six top spots in SPC-1 array benchmark

Cray's pre-exascale Shasta supercomputer gets energy research boffins hot under collar

HPC botherer DDN breaks file system benchmark record

Heads up: Fujitsu tips its hand to reveal exascale Arm supercomputer processor – the A64FX

Fix for July's Spectre-like bug is breaking some supers

HPE flies low-energy Eagle into National Renewable Energy Lab's data centre

'Prodigy' chip moonshot gets hand from Arm CPU guru Prof Steve Furber

Spectre/Meltdown fixes in HPC: Want the bad news or the bad news? It's slower, say boffins

HPE supercomputer is still crunching numbers in space after 340 days