BARCELONA – Today at its annual EMEA Agility partner and customer conference, F5 Networks (NASDAQ: FFIV) announced the availability of offerings designed to provide consistent application services in multi-cloud environments—giving companies greater deployment flexibility, more effective security, and faster time to market.
Taipei, Taiwan, June 22, 2017 - QNAP® Systems, Inc. announced that its cost-effective, 10GbE-ready TS-831X and TS-531X business NAS now support QNAP’s innovative QM2 PCIe expansion cards. By installing a QM2 card, users can easily configure M.2 SSDs for the NAS to enjoy boosted performance with SSD caching or a caching pool, or add additional 10GbE 10GBASE-T connectivity. Both the TS-831X and TS-531X now also ship with an upgraded AnnapurnaLabs, an Amazon company Alpine AL-314 quad-core 1.7 GHz processor that delivers higher performance.
Tokyo, May 22, 2017 ---Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. has developed a 48V Lithium-ion battery pack for mild hybrid vehicles with an increased output density of 1.25 times the existing level*1, and an increased energy density of 1.5 times the existing level*1. Samples will begin to be provided to automobile manufacturers, and mass production will commence from fiscal 2019.
In recent years, mild hybrid systems that utilize batteries and motors to assist a gasoline engine have been gaining attention as a technology for improving fuel consumption. The production of mild hybrid vehicles is forecast to increase from 450,000 units in 2016 to over 12.8 million units in 2023*2. Especially in Europe and China, mild hybrid systems using 48V lithium-ion batteries are expected to spread rapidly, providing improved fuel consumption at comparatively low cost.
Before and After Slideshow: An Intuitive network learns, adapts and evolves.
Earlier this spring, 45 schoolgirls in matching uniforms crowded into the computer room at the custard-colored North Thanglong Economic & Technical college on the outskirts of Hanoi, Vietnam. Beyond intermittent ripples of laughter and excitement, the 15- and 16-year-olds stayed focused throughout the day on the hard work at hand: playing Minecraft.
Together they built 3D models that reimagined the darker corners of their neighborhood as a safer, more functional and more beautiful place for them and their families to inhabit. But this wasn’t just an exercise in imagination. The girls were taking part in the newest project from Block by Block, a program from the United Nations and Mojang, the makers of Minecraft, that uses the power of Minecraft and designs sourced from local residents to improve public spaces around the world.
Major new software rollout marks quantum leap in the evolution of the company's Digital Network Architecture.
When the recent WannaCry ransomware cyber-attack struck computers running older versions of Microsoft Windows, it quickly infected more than 300,000 machines in 150 countries, sowing chaos among healthcare, telecom, financial and other organizations. But what if IT departments could rapidly section off infected parts of their network in order to contain the damage inflicted by such cyber-attacks—the metaphorical equivalent of a prison lockdown to contain a riot?