Chipmaker Intel is looking beyond its processors and chips business, and is banking on areas like gaming, data centres and artificial intelligence to drive growth, as well as cloud capabilities.

Publication: Business Standard

Consider this. There are 580 million enthusiast PC gamers and 130 million PC-based content creators today who care about raw performance as much as they do responsiveness of their PC. They require computers that can handle everything from demanding AAA games to taxing creative workloads like editing, rendering and transcoding massive 4K video—all while on the go.

Publication: Financial Express

It has a 27-inch screen with 1440p resolution and on top of that, it supports NVIDIA G-Sync in one variant and AMD FreeSync in the other.

Publication: igyaan

Intel might be looking for firms to acquire its smartphone-modem business, since it’s now officially out of the 5G chipset race, reports The Wall Street Journal. In fact, Apple was seen as the potential buyer, but that deal didn’t come to fruition as Apple and Qualcomm reached a settlement in a patent infringement dispute.

Publication: Gizbot

Vamsi Krishna, head (consumer marketing) for South Asia at NVIDIA says, “E-sports i very important as it brings a lot of awareness around gaming in the country. Apart from the professional who plays ta the league, there are approximately 2-3 million casual e-sports players in the country and this number is only going to go up”.

Publication: Outlook Business (Print)

Like many other leading notebook brands, Lenovo has refreshed its popular Legion and Ideapad lineup of gaming notebooks with Intel’s newest 9th Gen Core mobile processors and NVIDIA’s latest 16-series GPUs. Along with the refreshed models, Lenovo has announced two new laptops to its lineup – Legion Y7000 and IdeaPad L340 Gaming.

Publication: My Smart Price

After an incredibly long wait, it seems like we may finally get to see Intel’s 10nm Ice Lake processors this year. In its Q1 earnings call, Intel confirmed that the 10nm CPUs are well in development and will be revealed sometime this year for laptops. The production was started in Q1, but the notebook chips will start shipping by Q3 and should be available in stores by the end of 2019. The first one is expected to be an updated Dell XPS laptop.

Publication: Gaming Monk

The world’s slimmest gaming laptop powered by a 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 (Kaby Lake) processor and the latest NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1080 graphics with Zephyrus features the Windows 10 Creators Update.

Publication: Hashtag Gadgetz

NVIDIA’s new 16-series is based on the latest Turing architecture, which also has the shiny new Turing encoder, but not all cards have been graced with the feature. The 1650, which was announced a few days ago, is still making use of the older Volta NVENC encoder, which seems a little weird as both the other GPUs in the line-up, namely the GTX 1660 Ti and the 1660 have the latest Turing NVENC encoder.

Publication: Gaming Monk

Intel Corp which had been the biggest beneficiary of a years-long, multi-billion dollar spending spree by the cloud computing industry, signalled an end to n expansion that drove record revenue and profit.

Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine (Print and Online)

Chip making giant Intel has confirmed the “surprise” settlement between Qualcomm and Apple pushed it to exit the mobile 5G race, The Wall Street Journal has reported.

Publication: Business Standard

So far, Tesla’s cars were outfitted with NVIDIA’s hardware 2.0 computer that was installed in all Teslas produced from October 2016, a news report indicated which was based on NVIDIA’s DRIVE PX 2 platform, that is the open AI car computing platform that enables automakers to provide Level 4 autonomy.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

In order to provide the best in class technology for our consumers in India, we at MSI have already had unique partnerships with entities like NVIDIA, Intel, and Unity. We regularly host events for promoting new technology, set up technical sessions for sharing more knowledge with talents on gaming or engineering.

Publication: My Mobile

Chipmaker Intel on Thursday cut its full-year revenue forecast and missed analysts’ estimates for first-quarter sales for the data centre business that has driven growth as PC sales declined in recent years, sending its shares down as much as 7.5%.

Publication: Gadgets360

Today, Intel launched the most powerful generation of Intel® Core™ mobile processors ever: the new 9th Gen Intel® Core™ mobile H-series processors, designed for gamers and creators who want to push their experience to the next level.

Publication: Cell IT