Dan O'Shea is a journalist who writes for FierceElectronics and FierceTelecom, specializing in technology and telecommunications. His work has also been featured in MAG Telecom. Dan covers a wide range of topics including artificial intelligence, quantum technology, agtech, and materials simulation.
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Dan O'Shea's coverage primarily revolves around press releases and private sector announcements within the technology industry, with a strong emphasis on software & SaaS. He seems particularly interested in developments related to quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and semiconductor technologies.
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Oracle is snapping up new GPUs as fast as its chip giant partners can produce them. In the company's latest move, it is putting thousands of AMD
Quantum computing start-up IonQ just landed a four-year $54.5 million contract with the United States Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) for a quantum networking project, the largest such contract awarded in the U.S. this year and the biggest since IonQ won a $25.5 million deal from AFRL almost exactly a year ago.
Analog Devices, Inc., has launched a new embedded software environment designed to give developers a more integrated and secure experience developing their integrated circuits and related products for the intelligent edge.
Lidwave, a three-year-old start-up based in Jerusalem that is developing “4D-lidar-on-chip sensors,” announced $10 million in seed funding led by Jumpspeed Ventures and Next Gear Ventures, with a strategic investment from an unnamed Swedish truck manufacturer.
Lexmark over the last three decades or so has become a name synonymous with computer printers, but in the last three years the company has started to gain a foothold in the industrial IoT
IBM this week announced IBM Guardium Data Security Center, a new offering featuring both AI and quantum security software to protect organizations from the new security threats presented
Quantum computing over the last decade has been the domain of two types of technology developers: Giants with well-known names, deep pockets for
Qualcomm’s recent Snapdragon Summit was a major showcase for the company’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite system-on-a-chip, which includes Qualcomm’s Oryon CPU, but the good vibes are souring wit
Quantum sensors hold great promise, but the emerging technology is in need of standard guidance, greater investment, more early adopters, and a less
AMD this week again reminded the world that Nvidia is not the only AI chips company blowing past revenue expectations.
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