The 9750K will go up against AMD’s upcoming Zen+ based mobile flagship, namely the Ryzen 3750H. We expect the Intel chip to be faster than its Ryzen competitor, but aggressive pricing and similar graphics solutions should more than make up for that.

Publication: TechQuila

Finally Intel has announced up to 56 core Xeon Platinum Server CPU Lineup to counter the upcoming AMD’s EPYC Server chips. Intel in the past few years has not really amazed the tech world yet, holding its previously gained position and so with its processors. The same old 14nm architecture is being followed and used in most of their consumer end as well as server end processor lineup.

Publication: TechnoSports

Intel showcased its lineup of Kaby Lake G CPUs with integrated AMD Radeon Vega Graphics last year. Intel even launched a mini gaming PC featuring the chip, which was followed by multiple laptops launched by companies like Dell, HP with the Intel Kaby Lake G CPUs, but that was it, the processor was sort of neglected after that.

Publication: TechQuila

A PowerPoint slide from a recent Chinese retailer event was leaked on Twitter this week, pointing to Acer’s upcoming Nitro AN515-54 and AN517-51 gaming laptops will be featuring Intel 9th-gen Coffee Lake H-series processors and Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1660 Ti and soon-to-be-released GTX 1650 graphics cards.

Publication: The Indian Wire

For anyone who’s found a good outlet through their controller, there is no love greater than the love of gaming, or so it would seem! Little wonder then, that the first Gamerconnect Express event of 2019 scheduled on April 7 in Hyderabad, is trending on Facebook posts and the WhatsApp groups of gaming enthusiasts in the city.

Publication: The Hindu

A group of 25 school students from different parts of the country is all set to go to the United States of America to compete in a global science and engineering competition organised by Intel. As many as 1800 young innovators from 78 countries would be at the meet competing for about four million dollars in awards.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

The first for-sale version of the Nvidia Big Format Gaming Display (BFGD) is the HP Omen X Emperium 65. Its forte is running AAA games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider at an extreme 4K resolution and very high refresh rates on its 65-inch screen. It takes a lot of PC muscle to push it to its limit, though.

Publication: PC Mag

The green team has been going strong in the high-end gaming segment for a while now. With AMD’s Vega line-up having a tough start and the RTX GPUs being launched, it’s hard to understate NVIDIA’s market share. But it’s the mid-range market where things get interesting. The red team’s Polaris GPUs have given NVIDIA a run for their money ever since the launch of the RX 480, and still continue to do so, with the RX 500 series.

Publication: Gaming Monk

Toronto-based Untether AI, recently announced a $13 million USD Series A funding round led by Intel Capital, to help develop an AI computer chip. It was joined by other investors, none of which were identified.

Publication: The Indian Wire

The race to 5G isn’t just among the carriers and device-makers working to roll out 5G-enabled devices and telecommunications infrastructure. The rest of the tech industry is jockeying to capitalize on next-gen connectivity in all sorts of ways, and one of the biggest is cloud gaming.

Publication: PC Mag

Nvidia seems to have amped-up its efforts of leaving AMD in the dust with a new series of Turing-based cards to replace the Pascal-based GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti. The new GTX 1650 and possible 1650 Ti will feature the company’s latest Turing architecture with improved performance from the previous entry-level 10 series cards.

Publication: Moneycontrol