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Netflix deploys neural networks to suggest what to watch
It seems like almost everything on the internet today includes some kind of “you might also like” area to encourage you to stay where you are. Whether or not they are truly effective […] Continue...
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Raspberry Pi video stack open-sourced by Broadcom
Your Raspberry Pi is about to start doing several exciting new tricks, as Broadcom decided to finally open source a sister chip to the BCM2835 onboard every RasPi. It’s been a short, chaotic […] View...
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Interview: The challenges wearable tech needs to overcome to succeed
Performance and power management Chip designer ARM spotted an opportunity to get its nose (ears, wrists, head and legs) ahead of the competition in the wearable tech race, something that the...
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Watch Dogs on PC with Ultra settings requires a Core i7, GeForce GTX 780
It’s a little over a month now until Watch Dogs will see a release across consoles and PC. Those picking up the console version of the game don’t have any hardware tweaking to […] Link: Watch Dogs...
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Video: PS4 vs Xbox One vs PC: PAX East 2014 takes a stand
It’s been six months since Sony and Microsoft started their next global battle for living room gaming domination. The Sony PS4 and Xbox One have been neck and neck in some ways, while the race has...
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SMB security: what are the biggest dangers?
Whether you are a one man band or an employer of 250 people, it is likely you will rely on various technologies to support access to important business data. With data volumes expected to double every...
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Intel confirms 14nm Broadwell chips will ship in time for the holidays
Intel releases new processors on a tick-tock principle. The tick is a microarchitecture change, and the tock is a die-shrink. When Haswell was released it signaled the introduction of a new...
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Sony says the PS4 hardware is already profitable
When both Sony and Microsoft decided to embrace an x86 architecture for their new consoles, they automatically cut costs because x86 is such a common architecture. While that allowed the price of this...
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UK universities come together to work on laser storage technology
A new Center for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Photonic Integration for Advanced Data Storage has been set up with a total of £8.1 million funding to carry out research in the field of photonics. Two...
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Computex 2014: ARM to open CPU design center in Taiwan, focus on IoT and...
Cambridge-based chip designer ARM has announced plans to open its first CPU design center in Asia by the end of 2014. Announced at Computex 2014, ARM said that the center will be built in Hsinchu,...
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HTC invite teases ‘world’s first’ octa-core 64-bit smartphone
Never mind the fact that Apple lobbed the opening 64-bit smartphone salvo nearly a year ago with the iPhone 5S – HTC plans to stake claim to a first of its own next week with a presumed successor to...
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Samsung launches first Android-powered printers for offices
Samsung has unveiled a fleet of office printers powered by Google’s Android operating system at the IFA 2014 expo in Berlin. Designed to be setup and used without a PC, the 10 new Smart MultiXpress...
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In Depth: Intel Core M: everything you need to know
Similar to its great buddy Microsoft, Intel found itself horrifically late to the tablet party. Both companies had tried to push the form factor before. The 2002′s Tablet PC was a thick and clunky...
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ViewSonic aims to bring 16:10 back in fashion with business monitor range
Remember the time when you could easily buy a 24-inch (or larger) monitor with a 16:10 aspect ratio for a reasonable price? US-based ViewSonic is looking to take us back to those days of vertical...
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The Pirate Bay’s raid-proof server farm is 21 virtual machines in the cloud
How do you keep the world’s largest and most widely-known torrent site up and running when copyright groups are constantly trying to figure out ways to shut you down? How do you keep […] This article:...
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PC Format turns 300!
Three hundred issues. Twenty four years. Over 22,000 pages covering the wonderful world of technology, equating to something like 13 million words on our favourite subject. That’s an incredible body...
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Mediatek could aim new 12-core chip at servers
Chinese chip designer Mediatek is apparently on the verge of launching 10- and 12-core system on chips if rumours emanating from China. As it stands though, it makes little sense for the market to...
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Industry voice: Don’t risk your server data: go for RAID hardware, not a...
I’m reminded that when I do what I do best and don’t try to be all things to all people, I get much more accomplished. Interestingly, I’ve found that the same approach applies to server storage system...
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Intel Iris Pro ready to hit desktops in boost for PC gamers everywhere
Intel is upping the ante for PC gamers everywhere by bringing its powerful Iris Pro processor to desktop machines. The fifth-generation LGA-socketed Core processor with Iris Pro integrated graphics...
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In Depth: Can MIPS and ARM actually compete in the server market?
MWC 2015 is usually associated with mobility, tablets and smartphones. However, the event is also becoming more popular with semiconductor companies looking to discuss about their latest...
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