昨天蘋果 推出 了iPhone 16e，也就是大家一直説的iPhone SE 4或者第四代iPhone SE，提供黑色與白色兩種優雅啞光外觀，售價4499元起。其中搭載了A18芯片（6核CPU+4核GPU），另外還有全新的Apple C1，這是首款由蘋果設計的蜂窩
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Yesterday, Apple the new iPhone 16e, the cheapest new iPhone model in the lineup. It brings Apple Intelligence, Face ID, USB-C, the 48MP Fusion camera, and much more – all down to a starting price of just $599.
Obviously, the iPhone
Google Cloud has introduced its A4X virtual machines, which are powered by Nvidia's GB200-based NVL72 machines. These rack-scale systems feature 72 B200 GPUs and 36 Grace CPUs. According to Google , the new VMs are designed for large-scale AI workloads, such as large language models with long context windows, reasoning models, and scenarios that require massive concurrency. Google also offers A4 VMs for general AI training
Apple just launched its brand new C1 modem yesterday with the iPhone 16e . But there’s another new Apple-designed chip coming soon, and , it’s coming to the full iPhone 17 lineup.
Rumors have indicated for a while that Apple’s connectivity ambitions have contributed to a couple main internal projects.
There are the 5G modem projects, which include the new C1 and future C-class successors.
But Apple has also been working on its own in-house Wi-
Apple on Wednesday formally introduced its first in-house developed 5G modem that will be used in the company's new $599 6.1-inch iPhone 16e smartphone, aimed at the mainstream audience. The modem is the first fruit from Apple's acquisition of Intel's 5G modem business unit six years ago.
Apple says that its C1 is the "most power-efficient modem ever on iPhone" and delivers "fast and reliable 5
Apple achieved a major milestone yesterday, when it launched an iPhone with its own in-house modem instead of a Qualcomm one: the C1 chip .
This has been a key goal for the company for a great many years for two reasons, so finally ticking the box is a pretty big moment …
As we noted yesterday, ditching a Qualcomm modem for the C1 is a double-win for Apple.
First, Qualcomm’s fee structure, which Apple has long considered unfair. When Apple bought modem chips