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Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton at an event

How Raspberry Pi survived the semiconductor crisis

By James O'Malley published

Case Studies The Raspberry Pi chief reveals how the organisation overcame component shortages during the COVID-19 years

Case Studies
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The EU's USB-C mandate is bad news for repairers

By Lee Grant published

Opinion The rule change is being championed to help people save money and combat e-waste but makes life that little bit harder for PC technicians

Opinion
The Intel logo on a white flag

Intel's SYCL play shows it's dialled down the aggression

By Bobby Hellard published

Analysis After several turbulent years, Intel is showing a sudden willingness to collaborate with rivals

Analysis
The Intel NUC 11 Essentials hardware

Intel NUC 11 Essential review: A perfectly serviceable Windows 11 computer for under £300

By Tim Danton published

Reviews A well-built barebones PC in either of its incarnations and low power draw makes it ideal for always-on roles

Reviews
An Apple Mac sat on an office bench

What is Apple's T2 security chip?

By Debabrata Deb published

In-depth Apple’s T2 security chip powers an array of security features in Macs including biometric login and data encryption

In-depth
MacintoshPi sitting on a desk, with keyboard, mouse and joystick

Return of the Mac

By David Crookes published

In-depth Developer Jarosław Mazurkiewicz explains the creative process behind MacintoshPi and why he wanted to bring a classic Mac back to life

In-depth
A server corridor for a supercomputer installation

What SMEs can learn from the supercomputing revolution

By ITPro published

Supercomputing may seem out of reach for the SME, but there are many best practices and technologies filtering down that are worthy of emulation

Stylised close-up photo of a supercomputer

What medium and large enterprises can learn from supercomputing

By ITPro published

Supercomputing is leading the way with GPU acceleration and power consumption, which medium and large enterprises can emulate during digital transformation

Nvidia website under a magnifying glass

PCI consortium implies Nvidia at fault for its melting cables

By Rory Bathgate published

News Nvidia said the issues were caused by user error but the PCI-SIG pointed to possible design flaws

News
Supercomputer in a dark room

What we can learn from the supercomputer revolution

By ITPro published

The fastest systems in the world have plenty to teach us about energy efficiency, security and the benefits of using common platforms

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