Elbrus MCST, the Russian PC designer who was once feared as a possible competitor to Intel, has released PCs based on its latest homegrown microprocessors—and, well, Intel has nothing to fear.

Moscow — Five climbers died after a blizzard on Mount Elbrus, Russia's emergencies ministry said Friday, in one of the worst tragedies in recent years on Europe's highest peak. Elbrus ...

MOSCOW, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Five climbers died after they got caught in a sudden snowstorm on Russia's Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe, officials said. The other 14 members of the ...

Dubbed the Elbrus-4C, this new chip is based a VLIW (Very Long Instruction Word) architecture -- and includes the ability to emulate x86 instructions. Most of our discussions at ExtremeTech ...

RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM: A 33-year-old mountaineer from Rajahmahendravaram scaled the highest peak of Europe, Mount Elbrus on August 15. He also hoisted the National Flag at the peak to mark India’s ...

This month, the country certified programmable controllers based on the Russian-made MCST Elbrus 2S3 processors, which are used for single-board computers that are Russian Raspberry Pi alternatives.