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TechFinitive Awards 2026 – Enterprise Infrastructure Excellence
The TechFinitive Awards 2026 Enterprise Infrastructure finalists tackle mainframe modernisation, data storage, datacentre efficiency and sustainable hardware.
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The TechFinitive Awards 2026 Enterprise Infrastructure finalists tackle mainframe modernisation, data storage, datacentre efficiency and sustainable hardware.

Cisco unveils new networking silicon, USFP optics, and management systems designed to scale and optimize next-generation AI infrastructure.

Qualcomm has announced that the first Snapdragon-powered Linux laptops will appear in the first half of 2027, with support for Debian and Ubuntu and the backing of Asus, HP and Dell

Along with Qualcomm's Sound Elite Gen 2 chips, Snapdragon Summit 2026 saw the announcement of AI smart glasses aimed at the enterprise

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon kicked off the company's annual Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii with one clear message: that the company believes we’re entering the age of agentic AI phones

Qualcomm partners with Amazon in a $60 billion deal to create custom AI inference chips for data centres.

AMD told the world that we're entering the era of personal AI at IFA 2026, and also introduced the Halo Threadripper Station - a supercomputer on your desk

The new Fritz!Box router is aimed at demanding users, with a packed set of features including Zigbee and dual WAN/fibre connections

Logitech announces ten new integrations for its workplace sensor, the Logitech Spot, which means you can now track temperature, CO2 levels and air quality in real-time

The University of Leeds has selected HPE for a new AI-driven, self-driving campus network designed to boost research and digital learning capabilities.

Qualcomm defied the Wall Street consensus by announcing nearly $10 billion of revenue in Q3 FY26, as the company shifts to a broader strategy

AMD CEO Dr Lise Su today announced the launch of the Instinct MI455X, claiming it was the best performing GPU in the industry. And, she says, we ain't seen nothing yet

We report from AMD's Advancing AI 2026 event in San Francisco, where the company revealed its portfolio of EPYC 9006 server CPUs codenamed Venice

We report live from AMD Advancing AI 2026, where CEO Dr Lise Su announced that Helios was now in production with a full order book for this year and beyond

Discover the key promises of the Dell Pro Precision 7 R1 1U rack serve - and its price - which is now available to order

Telstra has apologised after a major nationwide outage impacted millions, including Triple Zero calls, while its compensation process faces scrutiny.

Are we building too many data centres, too quickly? New York thinks so – and it’s pausing new approvals for a year.

The immediate focus is on Intel's Xeon 6 chips, but it also serves as a signal of confidence in the company's manufacturing facility in Ireland

Launching in August, IBM has announced compact versions of its popular z17 mainframe and LinuxONE 5 systems

Eizo has announced a 7-year warranty to accompany its two latest monitors: the Eizo FlexScan EV3851X and EV3451X