An Intel-developed software solution aims to apply the power of artificial intelligence to the faces and body language of digital students. According to Protocol, the solution is being distributed as part of the “Class” software product and aims to aid in teachers’ education techniques by allowing them to see the AI-inferred mental states (such as…
Chinese company Maxson It has its Computer Components subsidiary, Meterstone, which develops hardware such as Intel and AMD motherboards and graphics cards. Meterstone also focuses on hybrid systems that combine the most important advantages of a DIY approach but the benefit of mobile chipset graphic capability and power efficiencies. The leaker on Twitter HXL (@9550pro)…
As we can see with the new Mikron MIK32 chip, the open-source RISC-V architecture opens doors for companies to redevelop existing microcontrollers. That’s becoming even more important as countries around the world look to wean themselves off of Western technologies. But just how feasible is that approach? Inherited from the USSR, the modern Russian Federation…
IonQ, a Maryland-based company with ties to the University of Duke and its Duke Quantum Center, has recently announced the development of a new, glass-based trapped-ion computing chip which replaces their previous works with silicon-based designs. This glass trap technology is based on etching micrometer-level-precision in fused silica glass, which will then contain the company’s…
Gone are the days when add-in-board (AIBs) makers would introduce Mini-ITX graphics cards based on top-of-the-range GPUs. Today, virtually all premium graphics AIBs are large and can barely fit into many typical desktops. To address such systems, Palit’s partner in Japan this week introduced a GeForce RTX 3070 LHR graphics card that is shorter than…
In a bid to overcome US restrictions on its Arm designs, Huawei’s HiSilicon has turned to the open-source RISC-V architecture and has even released its first RISC-V board for Harmony OS developers. Due to being blacklisted by the U.S. government, Huawei and its chip division HiSilicon do not have access to development and production technologies designed…