Industry Veteran Jim Keller Joins Tenstorrent as President and CTO

January 6, 2021

Jim Keller has already had a storied career. Over the past few decades, Keller (pictured above) has worked everywhere from AMD to Tesla, helping to develop new Read more…

Former AMD Chip Chief and ‘Zen’ Architect Jim Keller Joins Intel

April 26, 2018

Intel announced today it has hired top microprocessor architect Jim Keller as senior vice president to lead the company’s silicon engineering group, focusing Read more…

Apple Co-Founder Wozniak Says Cloud Will Cause ‘Horrible Problems’

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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak expresses concern over the loss of control associated with cloud services. Read more…

Apple Datacenter Blooms Green Energy

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Apple’s Cloud on the Clouds

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News surfaced recently that Apple's vast iCloud will float using Amazon Web Services and Microsoft's Azure clouds. Read more…

Apple’s iPad Gets a Linpack Workout

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Centering Corporate Cloud Control

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As clouds become pervasive questions are emerging about who controls the merger of hardware, software and content sources.  Read more…

The Tech Sector Trumpets Signs of a Real Rebound

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