NVIDIA has today unveiled its latest addition to the GeForce GTX gaming GPU lineup — the GTX 1650 SUPER and the GTX 1660 SUPER. The two new GPUs fall under the company’s GTX 16-series and are based on the Turing architecture. Of the two, the GTX 1660 SUPER is a successor to NVIDIA’s GTX 1060, which is one of the most popular GPUs in the world.

Publication: TechPP

With the launch of the AMD Ryzen 5 3500 and the GeForce GTX 1660 Super, the budget DIY PC building market is heating up for another battle. AMD’s new Ryzen 5 3500 was launched quietly in the Asia Pacific a while back without any pomp or fanfare. We’re not sure what the reason might be for that, but we do know that it is a solid CPU, one that gives Intel’s Coffee Lake based i5s a run for their money. It performs on par with the 9400F in gaming workloads and beats it in multi-threaded applications used for content creation.

Publication: TechQuila

Big Navi definitely seems to be on its way to release. The folks over at WCCFTech did some internet trawling and found that a mysterious AMD GPU was just sent in for certification with RRA, a South Korean authority. The part in question is code-named the ATI-102-D18805. This might appear to be a random string of numbers and letters, but a deeper look reveals a lot.

Publication: TechQuila

Nvidia, one of the biggest players in the design and manufacture of graphics and AI acceleration hardware, has just announced its EGX edge computing platform to help telecom operators adopt 5G networks capable of supporting edge workloads. The new Nvidia Aerial software developer kit will help telecom companies build virtualised radio access networks that will let them support smart factories, AR/VR and cloud gaming.

Publication: The Indian Express

The fifth generation of mobile communication i.e. 5G is not going to be a mere traditional upgradation of Internet speeds from the already available 4G mobile communication technology. But it is expected to be the key to unlocking the future wave of disruptive innovation in a digital economy. Known to propel the Internet of Things (IoT), and be a catalyst for a world of interconnected devices, 5G is set to upscale the impact of digital technology driven products and services on a variety of stakeholders, in multifaceted ways. Some of them, we do not even know today, but will happen tomorrow due to ingenuity and need.

Publication: Deccan Chronicle