Nvidia warns great GPU shortage will continue throughout 2021
If you were hoping to pickup a new RTX 30-series GPU in the coming months, Nvidia is warning about supply shortages for the rest of 2021.
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Microsoft returns to Java with Azure-focused Open JDK release
Microsoft has been using Azul's Zulu Enterprise implementation of OpenJDK 11 on Azure for some time because it is a long-term support release.
Google Announces General Availability of A2 Virtual Machines
Google announced A2 Virtual Machines (VMs)’ general availability based on the NVIDIA Ampere A100 Tensor Core GPUs in Compute Engine.
Microsoft unveils its own Java distribution
Microsoft is previewing its own build of OpenJDK, a freely available, long-term support distribution of open source Java.
Nvidia finally switches on GeForce GPU Passthrough
If you have a Nvidia GPU, you’ll now be able to use GeForce GPU Passthrough when running virtual machines on Windows.
Windows 10 Is Getting More Customization Options
The latest preview build for Windows 10 has introduced a smattering of colorful features to help you personalize your computer better.
AWS launches new Graviton2 powered EC2 instances
AWS has announced that the next generation of instances powered by its ARM-based Graviton2 processors are now generally available.
What’s new in Microsoft .NET 6
Microsoft has published the second preview of .NET 6, the next generation of the company’s software development platform that will finish the parts of the .NET.
AMD launch the third-gen EPYC Xiaolong processor on March 15
AMD official website announced on March 15th that the company will launch the third-generation EPYC Xiaolong server processor at 11:00 on March 15th.
Quantum computing takes important step with first public company
The quantum computing industry still needs to address fundamental technology challenges in hardware and software for quantum computing.