Samsung is developing a new type of memory called Low Latency Wide I/O (LLW) DRAM, which promises to bring together very high bandwidth, low latency, and low power consumption. The company positions its new memory for devices that need to operate large language models (LLMs) on-device, though such DRAMs could be used for a wide variety of client workloads.
Samsung's LLW DRAM is a low-power memory that features wide I/O, low latency and
In brief: Qualcomm recently unveiled an SoC designed to help other companies develop a new generation of mixed-reality headsets, perhaps to compete with Apple's upcoming Vision Pro. One of Qualcomm's first clients is Sony, which is preparing a new device separate from the gaming VR headset the company released in February last year.
Sony is stepping into the mixed reality market with a
Intel has a new series of 15W U-series chips for thin laptops that don't require a ton of power. They're getting a new brand name: Intel Core Mobile Processors Series 1.
At the moment, Intel Core (no generation, no "Ultra") appears to be the name specifically for the 15W chips. These new processors are not part of Intel's 14th Gen Core HX lineup, nor the Intel Core Ultra (
