Microsoft’s big focus for Windows is AI integration. Meanwhile, Valve has been not-so-quietly pilfering the entire PC gaming ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tim Bajarin covers the tech industry’s impact on PC and CE markets. Computers play a very important role in our lives. Over the ...

London-based Caligra recently showcased its c100 Developer Terminal, touted as a brand-new computer platform. At a San Francisco Bay Area event, interested parties were given a sneak peek of the retro ...

Add us as a preferred source on Google Arm versus x86 is a battle for the ages. And 2025 was meant to be the year that Arm ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tim Bajarin covers the tech industry’s impact on PC and CE markets. When I started using a computer in the mid-1970s, it was on a ...

GM is preparing to usher in the next generation of its in-vehicle tech features with the launch of an all-new centralized computing platform, set to debut in 2028. The advanced new system will ...

GM is gearing up to launch a new centralized computing platform in 2028, marking a major technological shift for the automaker. The new platform will initially launch in the all-electric Cadillac ...

IBM is extending its quantum development software into a full stack that includes middleware, serverless functions, and AI coding assistance. IBM is expanding Qiskit, its quantum computing software, ...

Puppet’s 2024 State of DevOps report was subtitled “the evolution of platform engineering”. Platform engineering, it said, can be a “barrier against the chaos of tools, tasks and information” ...

WeRide launched HPC 3.0, a cost-effective high-performance computing platform for Level 4 autonomous vehicles, enhancing Robotaxi GXR reliability. WeRide, a leader in autonomous driving technology, ...

Enterprise software development has seen several revolutions, which began with the big bang waterfall approach of project delivery and progressed to agile methodologies. Then came the “shift-left” ...