With NVIDIA’s Turing architecture turning six years old this year, the company has been retiring many of the remaining Turing products from its video card lineup. And today that spirit of spring cleaning is coming to the entry-level segment of… Read More »NVIDIA Intros RTX A1000 and A400: Entry-Level ProViz Cards Get Ray Tracing
SK hynix is one of the few vertically integrated manufacturers in the flash-based storage market. The company is well-established in the OEM market. A few years back, they also started exploring direct end-user products. Internal SSDs (starting with the Gold… Read More »SK hynix Tube T31 Stick SSD Review: Bridging Solution Springs A Surprise
Corsair has introduced a family of registered memory modules with ECC that are designed for AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 7000 and Intel’s Xeon W-2400/3400-series processors. The new Corsair WS DDR5 RDIMMs with AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles will be… Read More »Corsair Enters Workstation Memory Market with WS Series XMP/EXPO DDR5 RDIMMs
Western Digital this week is previewing the industry’s first 4 TB SD card. The device is being showcased at the NAB trade show for broadcasters and content creators and will be released commercially in 2025. Western Digital’s SanDisk Extreme Pro… Read More »Western Digital Previews 4 TB SD Card: World’s Highest-Capacity
AMD has recently expanded its Ryzen 8000 series by introducing the Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F processors. Initially launched in China, these chips were added to AMD’s global website, signaling they are available worldwide, apparently from April 1st. Built from… Read More »AMD Quietly Launches Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F Processors
During the main keynote at Intel Vision 2024, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger flashed a completed Lunar Lake chip off, much like EVP and General Manager of Intel’s Client Computing Group (CCG) Michelle Johnston Holthaus did back at CES 2024. The… Read More »Intel Teases Lunar Lake At Intel Vision 2024: 100+ TOPS Overall, 45 TOPS From NPU Alone
One of the most significant talking points of the last six months in mobile computing has been Intel and their disaggregated Meteor Lake SoC architecture. Meteor Lake, along with the new Core and Core Ultra naming scheme, also heralds the dawn… Read More »The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H Review: Meteor Lake Marks A Fresh Start To Mobile CPUs
In an unexpected move, Intel has announced plans to phase out the boxed versions of its enthusiasts-class 13th Generation Core ‘Raptor Lake’ processors. According to a product change notification (PCN) published by the company last month, Intel plans to stop shipping these desktop… Read More »Intel To Discontinue Boxed 13th Gen Core CPUs for Enthusiasts
Following the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck Taiwan on April 3, 2024, there was immediate concern over what impact this could have on chip production within the country. Even for a well-prepared country like Taiwan, the tremor was the strongest… Read More »Report: Impact of Taiwanese Earthquake on DRAM Output to be Negligible in Q2
Google was among the first hyperscalers build custom silicon for its services, starting first with tensor processing units (TPUs) for its AI initiatives, and then video transcoding units (VCUs) for the YouTube service. But unlike its industry peers, the company has been… Read More »Google Develops In-House Arm ‘Axion’ CPU for Datacenters