The Linux Foundation has announced that Click2Cloud, GMO Pepabo, Intel, the Internet Initiative of Japan, and KPN have joined the OpenSDS project. The new contributors to the OpenSDS project will help accelerate its evolution, including the development of Flash management, and the adoption of NVMe and NVMe over Fabric in cloud native environments.

Publication: Open Source For You

While the Mobile World Congress, as it is called, may sound like an event only for mobile phones, there are several innovations that are not smartphone-related released at this annual event as well. However, most of these innovations may have some relevance to the smartphone’s ecosystem. Here’s a look at some them.

Publication: The News Minute

The internet chip includes hardware such as processors, sensors, connectivity ICs, memory devices, and logic devices, which are used to run the internet-enabled devices. It helps connect the two worlds physical and virtual with the help of cloud connectivity.

Publication: Webnewswire

NVIDIA’s upcoming entry-mainstream graphics card based on the “Turing” architecture, the GeForce GTX 1650, will feature 4 GB of GDDR5 memory, according to tech industry commentator Andreas Schilling. Schilling also put out mast box-art by NVIDIA for this SKU.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

India has entered into an elite club of countries with chipset-level innovation, telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan Wednesday said, adding that it was extraordinary that an Indian company has come forward and launched not only 4G-LTE chip but also a 5G NR modem.

Publication: Gadgets Now

The continued growth of the global data center market is being driven by ongoing demand for cloud and Internet services. While growth and expansion are always a good thing from a business perspective, in a data center context, it equates to increasing power output to remain operational, and the type of power and way in which it’s used can have adverse effects on the environment.

Publication: Communications Today

Today, Intel along with customers and industry partners announced several solutions designed to scale and accelerate the adoption of hardware-enabled security across data center, cloud, network and edge. From OEMs to cloud service providers (CSPs) and independent software vendors (ISVs), Intel continues to help lead the industry and advance security tools and resources that help improve the security and privacy of application processing in the cloud, provide platform-level threat detection and shrink the attack surface.

Publication: Cell IT

A flagship laptop, the ASUS ZenBook 15 has been designed especially for high-end users who demand power and portability in a compact form factor. The ZenBook 15 sits at the top of the company’s latest lineup, which also includes ZenBook 13 and 14.

Publication: XiteTech

Sometimes, when companies think it’s time for the world to move on to a new standard or format, they ruthlessly kill off older products or services and force people to change. The most famous example of this is of course Apple, with its relentless deprecation of floppy and optical drives, all ports other than USB Type-C, and most frustratingly, the 3.5mm headphones socket.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360 ; TechXP

We saw a glimpse of this at the NVIDIA suite during CES 2019, with a beta version coming out shortly after. NVIDIA and OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) have since brought out the full release of a new OBS Studio, version 23.0.1, that adds improved support for NVIDIA GeForce cards. In particular, their latest and greatest RTX lineup, including the new desktop RTX 2060 as well as the mobile and Max-Q variants, will see an FPS impact drop by as much as 66% according to NVIDIA’s internal testing.

Publication: Tech PowerUp