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Chips aren’t improving like they used to, and it’s killing game console price cuts
Chips aren’t improving like they used to, and it’s killing game console price cuts
Strong AMD Zen5 CPU with pen and OLED for a low price: Lenovo IdeaPad 5 2-in-1 14AKP10 laptop review
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These are very early stage developments. I think the bigger takeaway is the Intel C series dGPUs are indeed happening.
Dynatron coolers support up to 660W for Intel Diamond Rapids and AMD Venice CPUs
IMO Pixel would find it hard to survive due to their extremely limited geographic distribution compared to Samsung, Apple and many Chinese smartphone OEMs.
Their TPU and semiconductor business may be in a better position, but at least with Tensor SoC, the team has never worked with 3rd party clients and this is a whole different ball game from an internal only approach.
No idea about their IoT business. I don't use commercial IoT solutions (Raspberry Pi all the way).
Discussion: Do you think Google's hardware devision(s) could survive independently as part of a hypothetical anti-trust spin-off?
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However, Intel has not yet fully committed to using the new tool in production, but it has an alternative production flow of its 14A node that uses standard Low-NA EUV as a backup plan.
This does not inspire confidence, but it's good that the this seems to have minimal impact on customer design (design are compatible across both processes).
Intel hedges its bet for High-NA EUV with the 14A process node — an alternate Low-NA technique has identical yield and design rules
Sure, but with China everyone more less knew this. The US has used up the last benefit of the doubt that they had in the past 5 months.
It makes sense for Chinese smartphone OEMs to move away from the Google version of Android. In the medium to long term you are setting up yourself for failure if you are reliant on an American company.
Unfortunately, the United States cannot be trusted.
You could do worse.
Any corporate fandom is not good, but you can pick things that match you budget and needs.
President Trump Says Samsung Is Planning a "Massive Investment" In The US, Calls It an Aftermath Of His Tariff Policy
10% base and 25% 1% lows is very solid for a driver update (even if real world scenarios might be a little bit less).
F-Droid has the potential to make a much a bigger impact on a relative basis. Most people with still use default app stores, but I think F-Droid still has a long way even among semi-technical audiences.
Lots of interesting development from Intel. It's the first time I've heard of them building out mature node product lines with UMC.
Intel has already shared early versions of the Process Design Kit (PDK), a set of data, documentation, and design rules that enables the design and validation of a processor design, with its lead 14A customers. Intel states that multiple customers have already indicated their intention to build chips using the 14A process node.
But it seems they have no customers for 18A or the specialized 18A nodes.
This is a pretty big development for Samsung's semiconductor foundry if the product is competitive.
They haven't had a major win like this in a while.
Posted to the wrong community by mistake.
Solid theory. A price focused GPU with a bit more power in some specific areas.
I've never dealt with artwork in DVDs, but from my understanding you would need to find a DVD (VOB) demuxer that supports artwork.
I never understood how the China-exclusive GRE fits into AMD's overall product segmentation strategy. A SKU in-between the regular 9070 and 9070 XT just for the Chinese market?
It was require a different set of incentives, as wall as massive (global) reforms in judicial system, criminal approaches and rehabilitation policies for organized crime.
That doesn't bring them money.
Some solid analysis of Intel's financial reporting and extraction of true Datacentre revenues.
The chart above really outlines the challenges Intel is facing. Going from around $9B in 2021Q4 to ~$4B in 2025Q1 is an enormous decline.
Toyota said its approach to building cars for the Middle Kingdom has shifted “from adapting to China to being defined by China” and its new cars therefore include local innovation – including HarmonyOS, the operating system Huawei created to break its dependence on Android.
While Europe still does viable alternative OSs for desktop, mobile or automative and relies on American solutions.2er434****