Intel has released their first mobile processors based on their highly anticipated Meteor Lake platform, the Core Ultra H and the Core Ultra U series. Available today, the Ultra Core H series has four SKUs, including two Ultra 7 16 core (6P+8E+2LP) chips and two 14 core (4P+8E+2LP) Ultra 5 chips. All run at a…
In the realm of business applications, the underlying complexities of the western economic crisis and war in Ukraine and the Middle East were obscured in 2023 by the hype surrounding generative AI (GenAI). It would be eccentric, indeed churlish, to downplay the significance of GenAI, and so the first four articles selected here are, indeed, about…
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When you say artificial intelligence (AI) these days, ChatGPT and similar products come to mind. The generative AI apps are available online on any platform, ready to help improve your productivity. Or waste time and AI resources to have fun. Dealer’s choice. But it’s not just smartphones and computers that get AI features, and Samsung’s…
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When Intel struggled with its 10nm process technology a few years ago, some investors suggested that the company would be better-off spinning its chip production into an independent foundry, leaving the core of the company to focus on chip design instead. Bucking these calls, however, Intel opted to keep chipmaking in-house, even going as far…
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As with 2022, Computer Weekly technology and ethics coverage continued with a focus on working conditions in the tech sector, looking, for example, at the experience of UK Apple workers attempting to unionise and the efforts of digital gig workers who train and maintain today’s much-hyped artificial intelligence (AI) systems. AI itself also took centre…
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If you thought the Nvidia RTX 4090 cable melting nightmare was over, well, we’ve had another twist in this particular tale – although the latest misstep isn’t anything to do with Team Green itself.If you recall, when we first heard about the problem with some melting cable adapters, CableMod was one of the third parties…
The first-generation Apple Vision Pro is expected to launch by February 2024. While Apple’s upcoming spatial computer generates a lot of hype, we have already heard a few details about a second iteration of this headset.Unfortunately, unlike Apple’s iPhones, Macs, and Apple Watches, which get updates yearly, the company might take a long time to…
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An increasingly common face in the power supply market, the bulk of XPG’s work thus far has been on high-end, high-margin power supplies, such as their 80Plus Platinum-rated Cybercore II. But as the company has become better established in the PSU market on the back of multiple successful products, the company is looking to expand…
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LG is one of the most beloved brands when it comes to televisions. The company’s OLED lineup is top tier and many believe it to be the best-looking OLED on the market today. Personally, I lean towards the look of the Sony OLEDs and own one of those, but I can really appreciate the look…
Luxshare is deepening its ties with Apple. According to Nikkei Asia, the Chinese manufacturer is set to become the world’s second-largest iPhone assembler after taking over the majority of business from Pegatron’s plant in Kunshan (China).With that, Luxshare is only behind Foxconn, although the Chinese company is really betting on Apple, as it’s also the…
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