It’s now on President Joe Biden to manage China sanctions; European operators vow open RAN support; and U.S. 5G coverage hits a milestone.

In the final days of Trump’s presidency, his administration moved to tighten restrictions on Chinese technology companies and their suppliers.

Thanks to Kubernetes, most people are going to be able to think of GPU acceleration as a fast or efficient button, said Nvidia's Chris Lamb.

The Taiwan-based chip fabricator plans to invest an additional $11 billion in capital to boost production.

“It’s heartbreaking to talk to a grandmother who lost pictures of her grandkids. This is as dramatic, if not more, than talking to a business who might go down

Gelsinger's return to Intel after 15 years comes at a critical time for the chipmaker.

Intel, Red Hat teamed up on 5G R&D; Infinera claimed 700G first; and Acacia countersued Cisco.

AMD CEO teased the companies third-generation EPYC server chips during the CES 2021 virtual conference. Meanwhile Intel's 10-nanometer Xeons are in volume production.

Researchers cloned Google's Titan security key; Mavenir’s Webscale targeted operators; and Intel entered into talks with the Asia Pacific fabricators.

Intel CEO Bob Swan isn't afraid to slaughter the sacred cow and open production to external fabs, CCS Insight analyst Wayne Lam said.

5 ransomware predictions to ring in 2021; SD-WAN and SASE predictions for the new year; and Third Point implored Intel to explore external fabs.

Capping off a difficult year for Intel, activist investor Third Point has called on the company to make major changes in order to stay relevant.

In the final days of his presidency, Donald Trump has tightened restrictions on Chinese chipmakers, but will these restrictions survive the Biden transition?

The IP-related ban targets China’s SMIC; Dell continues its HCI domination, but HPE gains; and Rancher Labs taps Kubernetes to simplify HCI.

A provision in the restriction effectively bans China's largest chipmaker from acquiring the U.S. technologies required to produce 10 nanometer and smaller chips.

A tight relationship coupled with compelling silicon helped Arm move beyond low-power electronics and into the data center and hyperscale market.

AWS’ Jassy broke down hybrid cloud; HPE ditched Silicon Valley for Space City; and Nokia confirmed multiple c-suite departures.

Broadcom's Trident SmartToR chip operates in a similar vein to a smartNIC by offloading functionality that would otherwise be handled by the CPU.

Amazon allied with Apple; Google edged Anthos to bare metal; and a pesky Cisco VPN bug that avoided capture was your favorite SDxCentral November story.

The cloud giant unveiled new Graviton2-based instances alongside a partnership with Intel's Habana Labs and its own machine learning training chip called Trainium.

A Cisco VPN bug avoided capture; Ericsson explained why 5G isn’t awesome in the U.S. (yet); and AMD unveiled its Instinct MI100 GPU.

Nvidia, AMD took aim at Intel; IBM Cloud claimed a quantum cryptography first; and Cisco stirred the 5G open RAN M&A pot.

Intel faces increased pressure from rival AMD and a swath of Arm-based server chips, while Nvidia, once unchallenged in the data center GPU space, has a challenger in AMD.

Intel CEO Bob Swan identified four key areas that he argued would enrich the lives of Americans and protect the interests of U.S. technology companies.