Bylines 1998–2025 · 1,500+ articles · 20+ publications

Chris Angelini


More than 1,500 articles since 1998, from print magazines to the web: hardware reviews, launch coverage, and features on the technology underneath enterprise computing.

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  • Tom's Hardware Former Worldwide Editor-in-Chief

    Reviews and launch coverage of CPUs, GPUs and platforms. Author archive ↗

  • VentureBeat 20 features, 2019–2025

    Enterprise technology. Listed in full below ↓

  • Maximum PC Contributing Editor, 2015–2019

    Print magazine.

  • Print and early web Bylines since 1998

    PC Gamer · Computer Gaming World · Computer Power User · GameSpot · HotHardware · SharkyExtreme

Storage and memory7

  1. Persistent memory is coming to a workstation near you†

  2. TLC vs. QLC NAND: Pick the best memory technology for your storage application†

  3. 3 more emerging memory technologies tackling big-data bottlenecks†

  4. 3 emerging memory technologies that will change how you handle big data†

  5. EDSFF in action: Flash storage capacity like you've never seen†

  6. Meet EDSFF: 1PB of flash storage in a single rack†

  7. Cloud storage performance: The difference between availability and durability

AI and compute4

  1. AI factories are factories: Overcoming industrial challenges to commoditize AI

  2. Can Intel's XPU vision guide the industry into an era of heterogeneous computing?†

  3. Intel's Irma Esmer Papazian: Building a career in tech and leading the Ice Lake-SP design team†

  4. Want optimized AI? Rethink your storage infrastructure and data pipeline†

Interconnects and networking4

  1. Intel sees bright future for silicon photonics, moving information at light speed in datacenters and beyond†

  2. Intel: Advances in silicon photonics can break the I/O “power wall” with less energy, higher throughput†

  3. OpenRoaming promises simple, seamless, secure Wi-Fi connectivity, like cellular networks†

  4. New CXL interconnect promises to move data faster, more efficiently at 32 GT/s†

5G, edge and connected vehicles5

  1. As retail evolves, 5G and edge computing keep you in the express line†

  2. How open, trusted edge can help improve data sharing and monetization†

  3. Get 2020 vision about edge computing and 5G†

  4. Today's 4G LTE puts you on the pathway to tomorrow's 5G†

  5. Security on the road: Locking down tomorrow's connected vehicles

† Part of VentureBeat's Technology Insight series, made possible with funding from Intel: 17 of the 20 features listed here. Each article carries the same disclosure.