Intel, armed with a custom-designed motherboard, has reclaimed Google as a server customer after a year watching the search powerhouse give its business to Advanced Micro Devices, CNET News.com has ...

Google doesn’t talk about its server operations very often; most of what we know boils down to one word: “big.” The company lifted the lid ever-so-slightly yesterday (no April Fool), and gave the ...

It feels unusual to see internet problems that aren’t related to someone trying to pre-order gaming equipment, but this evening users on the East and West coasts of the US experienced issues accessing ...

Google is a web company, and it rakes in most of its money from online ad sales, but it has another identity that few people understand: It's also a massive hardware maker. For years, the company has ...

Resurgent chipmaker has reclaimed an exacting and prestigious customer that had chosen AMD-based x86 servers for the last year. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

Following “Argos” VCU chips that help YouTube process videos more efficiently and Tensor, Google is working on custom server chips. 9to5Google has a rebooted newsletter that highlights the biggest ...

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Google Cloud today announced the beta launch of Game Servers, a managed service that provides game developers with the usual backend services for running their games, including multi-player games, in ...

Google LLC said today its managed game server hosting and scaling service Game Servers is now generally available for production workloads. Launched in beta in March, Game Servers is a service that ...

Google's Android OS Apps with the likes of YouTube, Gmail, and others have surfaced massive reports that asked about a server down status on its apps as they were unresponsive upon use on Monday, ...

Tucked away in Google Fiber's terms of service is one clause that might annoy some technically inclined users. "Unless you have a written agreement with Google Fiber ...