A survey has revealed that both men and women engineers working in India face high levels of bias at the workplace. While women engineers are more likely to face gender bias, men engineers are more likely to face bias on the basis of language and region they come from, found the survey conducted by the Society of Women Engineers and the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law (WLL).

Publication: The Economic Times

Whether you are looking for a new job or decide to stay put, plan ahead for these major trends that will affect your workplace in 2019.

Publication: Times of India

Investors would be looking forward to the final guidance for FY19, as IT major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) kick-starts the December quarter earnings season for the IT industry this Thursday, and Infosys follows suit on Friday. They would also be keenly watching the macroeconomic outlook, especially on the US economy, Brexit, and the deteriorating US-China relationship and its impact.

Publication: Business Standard

Besides launching new TUF laptops with AMD Ryzen processors and a new lineup of Chromebooks, Asus also introduced its premium ZenBook S13 notebook.

Publication: The Indian Express

Officially, the annual tech convention starts on January 8, but the eyes of the tech world is already glued to events at Las Vegas. Companies have already started to interact with the media and launch a host of new products.

Publication: Deccan Chronicle

Led by Samsung Electronics, worldwide semiconductor revenue totalled $476.7 billion in 2018, a 13.4 per cent increase from 2017, according to preliminary results by market research firm Gartner on Monday.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

AMD is reportedly gearing up for the launch of their  new Ryzen 3000, the next generation in their processors seems to push the envelope further and there are rumors they may launch a new high-end affordable 16-core GPU.

Publication: The Hindu

Huawei Technologies Co. unveiled a new processor chip for servers as the Chinese telecommunications gear giant pushes ahead with expansion despite closer scrutiny from abroad.

Publication: Financial Express

The company also included that panel will cover 95 percent of the DCI-P3 color space. The only minor point about this Monitor is that it has AMD FreeSync tech instead of Nvidia G-Sync. However, Razer will be back soon with some Nvidia G-Synch actions as well.

Publication: Techno Codex

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is home to emerging and futuristic technology. The six day conference is currently underway and will continue till January 11. CES 2019 has so far shown innovations like Samsung’s modular micro-LED, and AMD’s mobile chip series. Here’s a look at some interesting and unconventional products unveiled at CES 2019.

Publication: Hindustan Times

There’s also a 65-inch Omen gaming display, and Obelisk gaming desktop, available from March.  Elsewhere, HP has an AMD-powered Chromebook 14 to rival Acer, and the HP Spectre 15 x360 now has a OLED display.

Publication: The Economic Times

Samsung is taking the micro LED display technology with its unique modular screens. At the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in Las Vegas, the South Korean giant, Samsung introduced a next-generation modular Micro LED display with 75-inch and 219-inch ‘wall’ screens.

Publication: Hindustan Times

Along with Acer and Asus, HP launched a new range of Chromebooks powered by AMD. The HP Chromebook 14 AMD will be available with AMD’s A4 or A6 processor with integrated Radeon R4 or R5 graphics. Other than that you get basic features like a 1366×768-resolution 14-inch display, 4GB of memory and 32GB of storage.

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