Intel

NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB200 AI Servers Ready For Mass Deployment In December

NVIDIA's Blackwell GB200 AI servers are expected to be deployed by December as Team Green & its partners resolve the supply chain issue while bolstering the sampling process. NVIDIA To Ship First Batch of Blackwell AI Servers By The Next Two Months, Microsoft & Meta As Exclusive Buyers NVIDIA was plagued with rumors of a defect in its Blackwell AI products a few weeks ago, with the main issue lying in TSMC's packaging technology, the CoWoS-L. However, given the immense popularity of Blackwell and NVIDIA

China’s Leading Computer Scientist Says Huawei’s Business Model Is Too Monopolistic, Which Will Not Give It An Edge Against The U.S. In The Technology Race

The U.S. had backed Huawei into a corner with trade sanctions after sanctions, which only fueled the drive from the former Chinese smartphone giant to initiate a comeback of epic proportions. While it continues to take baby steps to reduce reliance on technology from overseas firms, a rare incident has happened involving one of China’s leading computer scientists, who believes that Huawei’s business model is monopolistic, which is the incorrect approach if the region wants to beat the U.S. from a technological standpoint. Huawei

iPhone 16 Promises Blazing Fast WiFi 7 Speeds But A Hidden 160 MHz Limitation Is Secretly Keeping Performance Stuck At WiFi 6E Levels

Apple launched the iPhone 16 lineup with a plethora of upgrades not only on the outside but in terms of internals as well. While the processor and RAM have been upgraded, the company made sure that the devices do not get left behind when it comes to connectivity. The iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro models came with WiFi 7 technology for faster download and upload speeds, but based on recent testing, the devices struggle with performance. iPhone 16 WiFi 7 performance is not at all impressive as it

An APK Teardown Reveals That Google Photos Is Testing A New Floating Toolbar To Make One-Handed Scrolling More Seamless For Users

Google is vigorously working to optimize its user experience, especially when it comes to its app. It is constantly making iterations to ensure a more seamless navigation. Now a recent APK teardown of the Google Photos reveals that the tech giant is bringing a new toolbar that will make it easy to share albums and would bring in some major convenience. Google Photos is working towards a more seamless experience for users by bringing in a new floating toolbar Google is introducing yet another user-friendly feature aimed at improving the Google Photos experience through

Nintendo Switch 2 Rumored to Be Ready for March-April 2025 Launch

New day, new Nintendo Switch 2 rumor. Spanish website Vandal reports some statements relayed to the latest episode of the Vandal Radio podcast by Ruben Mercado, CEO of Blade, a company that makes gaming accessories and peripherals. According to Mercado, the development of the Nintendo Switch 2 is complete, and his company already had access to near-final units of the hardware. Mercado also said the planned release window is between March and April 2025. He speculates that the former may be needed to bolster sales before

Remedy Is Getting a €15 Million Loan from Tencent

This morning, Remedy disclosed that it is getting a €15 million convertible loan from a Tencent affiliate. The loan is subject to approval by the Remedy board during the Extraordinary General Meeting, which is slated for October 24. The loan includes an 8% annual non-cash interest and has a fixed conversion rate of EUR 27.2 per share, a 63.86% premium over the closing price for Remedy's shares on Nasdaq Helsinki as of yesterday's closing. The conversion

Intel

TEAMGROUP T-Force & T-Create DDR5 Memory Now With Dual-Mode Support, Up To 8000 MT/s & Easy 1-Click OC

TEAMGROUP has unveiled its latest Dual-Mode T-Force & T-Create DDR5 memory kits with up to 8000 MT/s speeds. Dual-Mode DDR5 Memory Kits From Teamgroup Deliver Exceptional Speeds Up To 8000 MT/s & Stable 1-Click OC Support On Intel & AMD Platforms, Available In T-Force & T-Create Flavors Up To 48 GB Press Release: T-FORCE, TEAMGROUP's gaming brand, and T-CREATE, its creator

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 Graphics Cards To Debut At CES 2025: 14-Layer PCB, Single 12V-2×6 Power, PCIe 5.0 & DP 2.1a Support

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 graphics cards are set for a CES 2025 introduction with brand-new features for gamers. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 Graphics Cards To Adopt Brand New Features, Coolers & Designs With A Launch Expected At CES 2025 Yesterday, we got our taste of the first specifications of the upcoming high-end options with the RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPU lineup, the GeForce RTX 50

Apple Silicon

Apple Vision Pro 2 Reportedly Entering Mass Production In H2 2025, Sporting The New M5 SoC, Spatial Computing & Generative AI Could Make It A Hit

The development of the Apple Vision Pro 2 has not been halted, despite the first AR headset failing to garner the much-needed reception, with a previous estimate stating that the U.S. had yet to see 100,000 shipments. Regardless, an analyst points out that the new head-mounted wearable will ship with a brand new M5 chipset, delivering incredible compute performance that should elevate the user experience while pointing out various additions that could surge the successor’s popularity. Design of

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Intel Boasts Strong Lunar Lake AI Performance With Meta LLaMA 3.2

The Intel Lunar Lake CPU platform is demonstrating impressive performance in AI Inference with the latest Meta LLaMA 3.2 models. Intel Lunar Lake "Core Ultra 9 288V" CPU shows latency of just 28.5ms for 32 and 31.4ms for 1024 input tokens Meta has just launched its LLaMA 3.2, now providing more models for AI tasks. The original LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI) was released last year in February, which seeks to fulfill