Huawei’s general license just expired leaving older devices in limbo
For over a year now, Huawei and its US partners got a temporary license allowing them to cooperate and have trade relations, which was extended on several…
Month: August 2020
Consumers, commercial clients, and schools — all looking for technology to stay productive and entertained through the COVID-19 pandemic — pushed global notebook sales up by 27%… Read More
This week, the Windows 10 team released a preview of build 20190 to Windows Insiders via the Dev Channel. The new update comes with a change that… Read More
In March, as the Southern Hemisphere braced for winter flu season while fighting COVID-19, epidemiologist Cheryl Cohen and colleagues at South Africa’s National Institute for Communicable Diseases… Read More
Continuing today’s GPU news from Intel’s Architecture Day presentation, on top of the Xe-LP architecture briefing and Xe-HPG reveal, the company has also offered a brief roadmap… Read More
Intel Confirms Sapphire Rapids Processors In 2021 With DDR5, PCIe 5.0 And CXL 1.1
At their Architecture Day 2020, Intel also confirmed the launch of its upcoming Sapphire Rapids CPU platform in 2021. Sapphire Rapids will feature support for DDR5 memory and…
LG is not done with 5G in 2020, so we’re expecting more devices from the South Korean company in the coming months. The next 5G-enabled smartphone to be… Read More
Thirty-nine years ago today, IBM launched the IBM Personal Computer (model number 5150). This was, depending on your point of view, either a calamity or a cause… Read More
Micron has made a pair of announcements around next-generation memory technologies, HBMnext and GDDR6X. The latter will debut with the upcoming RTX 3090, which will offer 12GB… Read More
Almost 6 months after I first published my exclusive, Intel has confirmed the existence of an absolute monstrous MCM-based Intel Arctic Sound GPU with 4-tiles and up to… Read More