Processors stories
The comprehensive partner programme is just one among many the reasons to buy Intel's latest offerings from Ingram Micro.
Huawei debuts the Ascend 910, hailed as the 'world's most powerful AI processor', alongside its versatile AI computing framework, MindSpore.
Comet Lake CPUs will be available later this year in more than 90 designs for use in laptop and two-in-one devices.
AMD unveils its EPYC 7002 processors aimed at data centers, promising up to 50% lower costs and attracting major adopters like Google and Twitter.
Kingston's Server Premier modules are specifically engineered to take full advantage of AMD's latest eight-channel server microarchitecture.
The processors bring high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) to the PC at scale, feature new Intel Iris Plus graphics for entertainment.
Apple is set to acquire Intel's smartphone modem business for USD $1 billion, integrating 2,200 employees and over 17,000 wireless technology patents.
Synopsys and Arm partner to boost early tapeouts of the new Cortex-A77 CPU and Mali-G77 GPU, optimising design and verification for mobile and 5G devices.
The addition of 8th- and 9th-generation Intel Core processors will deliver 40% more performance than a 6-core Pro.
Lenovo has expanded its Legion lineup with five upgraded gaming laptops and two new additions, all featuring 9th Gen Intel Core processors and NVIDIA GPUs.
Improvements in performance, responsiveness and Wi-Fi connectivity will be rolling out for gamers and creators alike.
This generation promises longer battery life, better performance, and comes with a built-in hardware security solution, Intel Hardware Shield.
Intel has launched the Neural Compute Stick 2, a USB thumb drive that enables developers to build smarter AI algorithms.
Improvement can be seen in the FPS it delivers during demanding games, video editing, as well as general system improvements.
The four new workstations in HP's Z lineup are building on the need for greater compute, graphics, mobility and security.
They are designed for maximum connectivity speeds and come with a range of upgrades to suit modern requirements.
Memory-Driven Computing is a new computing architecture that puts memory, not processing, at the centre of the computing platform.
Opportunity in the eFPGA market is growing as it renovates the chip design process and changes the way the data centres are maintained.
Customers can supposedly achieve enterprise-class process, memory and I/O performance without paying for a dual-processor server.
Intel's latest offering steps things up a notch, increasing the total core count while infusing the units with company's Hyper-Threading Technology.
