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Month: November 2020
Intel pulled the wraps off its ‘Intel Server GPU’ today, unveiling a discrete graphics card for servers manufactured by its partner H3C. The new card consists of… Read More
Earlier this year, we wrote a news segment about AMD and Google’s announcement about bringing confidential virtual machines to the cloud using features enabled through 2nd Gen AMD… Read More
AMD announced its new Ryzen Embedded V2000 SoCs today, which brings the company’s Zen 2 architecture to the embedded market for the first time in the form… Read More
Developing for two separate platforms like macOS and Windows presents its own sets of challenges, but at least in the past, both platforms did share similar hardware… Read More
Samsung patents smartphone with “surround display”
Samsung is the king of flexible displays, and in a new patent, they show these displays can find application in more than folding smartphones.
Researchers have uncovered a mysterious gene in the genetic code of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 – a segment virtually hidden from view in the virus’s genome, and largely overlooked until now. Read More
Apple introduced its first Macs with the Apple Silicon “M1” chip, which brings the ARM architecture to the Mac with improved performance and energy efficiency. While the… Read More
US data shows nearly twice as many diagnoses over three months among those testing positive Read More
New Ghimob Android trojan rises and evolves from Brazil to spread internationally. Read More