Google Cloud landed a contract with the U.S. DoD; Intel is betting big on RISC-V; and HPE Aruba touts its earlier start on NaaS than rival Cisco.

AMD plans to celebrate the $35 billion acquisition of Xilinx with a Valentine's Day close.

TSMC CEO expects chip capacity will be tight in 2022; NetFoundry CEO warns SASE isn't enough; and Orange named Christel Heydemann as CEO.

"Now you have Silicon One covering the three big, major markets: enterprise, service provider, and web scale,” Cisco's Rakesh Chopra said.

Cisco's P100 routing ASICs are 33% less performant compared to Juniper's new Express 5 silicon, Juniper Networks VP Brendan Gibbs claims.

The future of Intel’s Ohio fab expansion is tied to the CHIPs Act; environmental talk is cheap without data to back it up; Arctic Wolf hunts down more funding.

Intel plans to spend $20 billion on two new fabs; the data center switch market will grow by double digits in 2022; and 5G cores remain incredibly rare.

Intel plans to invest $100 billion on as many as eight fabs on the Ohio site over the next decade.

The EU aims to control 20% of global semiconductor capacity by 2030, and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has a plan to make it happen.

The world's largest foundry operator expects capacity to remain tight throughout 2022 as customers continue to stockpile chips and demand ramps.

Fresh new CPUs and GPUs, lightning-fast networking, and a bevy of long-anticipated standards. This is the tech we've got our eyes on in 2022.

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While DPUs dominated the conversation in 2021, the fledgling technology remains mired in misconceptions.

NaaS soared in 2021; Nvidia touted a new DPU record; and the last 12 months were plagued with vulnerabilities from SolarWinds to Log4j.

Nvidia claims its DPUs are faster than rival Fungible, which claimed a $10 million IOPS record last month.

As supply restrictions ease and smartNICs gain traction, adapter shipments should return to double-digit growth in 2022, Dell’Oro Group's Baron Fung forecasts.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is expected to share more detail about the facility at a press conference on Wednesday at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

The company claims the integration will promote development on the chipmaker's Habana Gaudi training processors, especially in hybrid-cloud environments.

AWS' CEO underlined the opportunity that awaits the cloud in every industry; AWS detailed its Graviton3 chips and a private 5G service at re:Invent.

Armis is the fastest growing cybersecurity software company; Ericsson stock is down nearly 6% since its Vonage acquisition; and Samsung plans to build a $17B semiconductor fab.

The foundry will manufacture products targeting mobile, 5G, high-performance compute, and artificial intelligence applications.

Open RAN isn’t an alternative to Chinese equipment; software frameworks are critical as AI becomes a do-or-die phenomenon; and Netography raised $45 million in Series A funding.

The flaw allows an attacker to extract encryption keys from devices running Intel’s Apollo Lake- and Gemini Lake-based Pentium, Celeron, and Atom processors.

The chipmaker claims its Alveo FPGAs can go toe to toe with Nvidia's GPU-based accelerators while offering greater compute density, power efficiency, and integrated networking.