Qualcomm wants to get back into servers
Can't rely on smartphones
Qualcomm is going to have another stab at getting into server processors as part of its plan to decrease its reliance on smartphones.
Microsoft wants to power its clouds with Hydrogen
Lighter than air
Software king of the world Microsoft has produced a hydrogen-based zero-carbon emissions replacement for the diesel-powered generators used for backups in data centres.
Heatwave dissolves British clouds
Google and Oracle offline
The UK heatwave had a weird effect on Google and Oracle clouds with both had to take off their cloud services and servers because their cooling systems could not handle the temperature and were at risk of burning out.
UK heatwave takes down clouds
What do you expect?
Britain, which is famous for its rain, is having a few problems with its clouds as a heatwave grips the country.
Lumen expands its Edge into Europe
With just five milliseconds of latency
Lumen is expanding its Edge Computing products into Europe and is claiming it can provide the low latency platform businesses need to extend their high-bandwidth, data-intensive applications out to the cloud edge.