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What To Expect At CES 2019edit
Key exhibitors: AMD, Ericsson, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon
Publication: The Techy
PCMag India’s favourite GPUs of 2018edit
The GPU landscape saw little change at the start of 2018 as Nvidia seemed content to let the 10 series live on the shelves a little longer and AMD refused to compete. But all that changed in August when we finally saw a new series of GPUs from team green. Sadly they have been mired in controversy since launch and are priced at a premium while AMD’s gameplan seems to be centered around 2019.
Publication: PCMag
Asus VivoBook 15 and Asus F570 First Impressionsedit
The laptop sports a 15.6-inch 60Hz full HD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It is powered by the second generation AMD Ryzen processors paired with either 4GB or 8GB of RAM. The device features a Vega 3/8 GPU to satisfy your basic graphics needs.
Publication: Beetel Bite
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 is official nowedit
It’s official. Now we have government filings as additional proof apart from the leaked photographs of Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle Tech Power Up
Intel Core i9-9900K and Asus ROG Maximus XI Extreme Reviewedit
Intel’s first quad-core desktop processor, the venerable Core 2 Quad Q6600, was released in early 2007 and instantly became a badge of honour and exclusivity for a whole generation of enthusiasts. Since then, we’ve been hoping for core counts to rise, as they have with smartphone processors, but four cores (with multi-threading) was the best that ordinary consumers could hope for until very recently.
Publication: Gadgets 360
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Most desired gaming laptops launched in 2018edit
Getting a perfect gaming laptop might be a huge hassle back in the day, but things have definitely changed now. Instead of having to pick either a low-quality and cheap or decent and overpriced, we now have a wide range of great gaming notebooks from industry giants to choose from. Laptop manufacturers have evolved immensely in terms of power and design in contrast to desktops or other components.
Publication: Gizbot
Industry news
IT & Startups expected to hire 5 lakh people in 2019: Mohandas Paiedit
India’s information technology (IT) services sector and startups together are expected to hire up to five lakh people in 2019 as demand for freshers is on the upswing, an industry veteran said Wednesday.
Publication: The Economic Times
9 things to know about one of the ‘highest-paid’ jobs in the IT industryedit
With so many data leaks and malware hitting the IT industry, it comes as no surprise to see firms doubling their efforts on cybersecurity. In such times, there’s one role which has become really coveted and is one of the most sought-after position in the IT industry. As companies firm up their security measures, the Chief Information Security Officer is poised to become one of the ‘hottest’ jobs.
Publication: Gadgets Now
What To Expect At CES 2019edit
Key exhibitors: AMD, Ericsson, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon
Publication: The Techy
Coursera Outlines Top Skills For Indian Techies In 2019edit
The future of work conversation, catalyzed by the rapid advancement of technologies like machine learning and blockchain, and demand for skills in these areas, has dominated headlines in 2018. Looking into the year ahead, Courera, an online higher education platform outlines key skills that are in demand next year and beyond.
Publication: CXO Today
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