
The European Union bans Russian diesel
But prices fall after a warm winter
But prices fall after a warm winter
Group warns that critical infrastructure could weaken
European Chips Act slowly moves forward
Will decide whether to fund the project this week
Wants to curb reliance on foreign suppliers
As part of ensuring compliance with European Code of Conduct for Energy Efficiency in Data Centres
Launching Spanish and German regions, separate to existing OCI regions
And it plans to bring a separate system offline for maintenance, even though it might be needed during the outage
Blocking the individuals working with EU businesses
EIB to provide loans and grants for digital infrastructure projects
But individual states will have to fund most of the semiconductor push
Joining the growing list of concerned regulators
In a chip drought, governments look set to splash cash
But company says its homeland will remain its core production hub
Non-EU states would be ineligible to take part in research projects in interests of ‘security’
But China, US, and Taiwan are also ramping up their own efforts
Following project MANGO
It also won an extension to legally challenge a suspension of EU-US data transfers
Along with wider telecoms infrastructure
Europe's RISC-V chip for exascale gets closer
A step towards an eventual exascale system
The 10th country to join the European exascale supercomputer project
And Cardiff University partners with Airbus on cyber-attack detection
The hybrid cloud initiative that began in Europe in 2015 is now being expanded worldwide
Advania, Cyfronet, Divia, exoscale, HPE, Huawei, IBM, Indra, RHEA Group, T-Systems, and SixSq are all competing for the right to work with CERN and ESA
“We know what the government is thinking, we know what needs to be done… We just want them to say it.”
Rapid improvement is required before GDPR comes into force on 25 May 2018