AMD specific news
Apple Could Bring In AMD Processors For Next Macedit
Recent reports reveal that Apple might introduce AMD processors for the next MacBook. Several references have AMD CPUs within the code of the latest macOS Catalina betas. It is likely that Apple is testing how AMD processors run with the Mac computers. The references have speculated that the iPhone maker might release Macs and AMD PCs.
Publication: Gizbot
Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D review: Solid performance and build quality (PROACTIVE)edit
Laptop brands usually tinker with the design or add new features to differentiate themselves in a crowded computer market. Few attempt to change the processor and go beyond Intel. Taiwanese tech giant Asus has, however, bucked the trend and added AMD’s Ryzen processor to its new ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D.
Publication: The Economic Times
Overclocked AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X Breaking World Records (PROACTIVE)edit
The AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X is now available since the 7th of Feb. And after a few days what we see, are some overclocked versions of the same breaking world records. A professional overclocker, known as TSAIK overclocked all 64 cores to a clock speed of 5,548.71 MHz. The overclocking was done using liquid nitrogen (LN2).
Publication: TechQuila
Apple’s future Macs could come with AMD processors, new report claimsedit
Don’t be surprised to see the next-generation of Apple Macs running on AMD processors, instead of Intel chipsets. References found in the macOS 10.15.4 beta suggest that Apple may have plans to use AMD chipsets in the future versions of Mac computers. Every Macbook or iMacs Apple currently sells are powered by Intel processors. For example, the top-end 16-inch MacBook Pro is powered by Intel’s 9th generation Coffee Lake processors. The Mac Pro, which starts at $5999, uses Intel’s Xenon processors.
Publication: Indian Express
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X overclocked at 5.5 GHz is setting world records (PROACTIVE)edit
The spectacular AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X, with its unprecedented 64-core depend, is already setting world data not even 24 hours after its launch. The most recent and omnipotent launch from AMD’s Threadripper third Technology line is poised to turn out to be excessive onlookers’ new favourite toy after overclockers dropped world data round it on February 7, 2020.
Publication: ICrazeMagazine
[Woman in Tech] My biggest learning is the art of influencing without authority: Jaya Jagadish, AMD (PROACTIVE)edit
As CVP, Silicon Design Engineering, Jaya Jagadish, is responsible for AMD’s R&D work out of India and for enhancing the skill sets of the engineering teams. As Lead, India Leadership Team, she gives strategic direction for the company’s growth in the region and for fostering a culture of innovation, inclusive growth and corporate responsibility.
Publication: DailyHunt
Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D Core Strength (PROACTIVE)edit
Laptop brands usually tinker with the design or add new features to differentiate themselves in a crowded computer market. Few attempt to change the processor and go beyond Intel. Taiwanese tech giant Asus has, however, bucked the trend and added AMD’s Ryzen processor to its new ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D.
Publication: The Economic Times
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Unveiling new UD3 endpoint for cloud workspacesedit
IGEL, provider of the next-gen edge OS for cloud workspaces, announced the newly updated IGEL UD3 (Universal Desktop model 3) endpoint powered by the AMD Ryzen Embedded R1505G system-on-chip (SoC). A versatile endpoint for accessing virtualized apps, desktops, and cloud workspaces, IGEL UD3 is designed to offer a high-performance computing experience that drives productivity and collaboration across all industries.
Publication: ELETimes
Best Gaming PC Build Under ₹60,000: February 2020edit
The AMD Ryzen 5 2600X is a well-rounded processor, offering 6 cores and 12 threads for a low price, making it an obvious choice for our build. It’s faster than the base R5 2600, and only costs a bit more for faster clocks. The Ryzen 5 2600X is also great for light content creation, like video editing. It also comes included with an adequate cooler, propelling it up in the value charts compared to some other processors.
Publication: TechQuila
Top desktops that will never compromise on power-playedit
The Aurora R10, which comes in a Ryzen Edition variant, is a performance beast, thanks to its Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti graphics card and processor. With its striking case design and powerful performance, the Aurora R10 is recommended for CPU- heavy tasks like content creation.
Publication: The Times of India
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Nvidia Pulls Out of MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus, Despite Being a Major Sponsor of the Trade Showedit
After South Korean company LG electronics and the Swedish telecommunication giant Ericsson, now graphics giant Nvidia has announced that it is not sending its employees to the Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the public health risks around the coronavirus. Nvidia was a major sponsor of the conference, and had partnered with the GSMA conference organising body to host an entire track of 10 sessions and roundtables around artificial intelligence, The Verge reported on Friday.
Publication: Gadgets 360
Coronavirus impact: Ericsson, Nvidia withdraws from MWC 2020edit
The Coronavirus outbreak has shown no signs of abating yet and understandably, a whole bunch of companies are dropping out of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) this year. The MWC is scheduled for the end of February in Barcelona. All companies attending are vary of the outbreak and have expressed apprehensions while some have decided to pull out entirely, not willing to take any chances.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Now NVIDIA to skip MWC due to coronavirus riskedit
After South Korean company LG electronics and the Swedish telecommunication giant Ericsson, now graphics giant Nvidia has announced that it is not sending its employees to the Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the public health risks around the coronavirus. Nvidia was a major sponsor of the conference, and had partnered with the GSMA conference organising body to host an entire track of 10 sessions and roundtables around artificial intelligence, The Verge reported on Friday.
Publication: The Economic Times
Best Gaming PC Build Under ₹60,000: February 2020edit
The AMD Ryzen 5 2600X is a well-rounded processor, offering 6 cores and 12 threads for a low price, making it an obvious choice for our build. It’s faster than the base R5 2600, and only costs a bit more for faster clocks. The Ryzen 5 2600X is also great for light content creation, like video editing. It also comes included with an adequate cooler, propelling it up in the value charts compared to some other processors.
Publication: TechQuila
Apple’s future Macs could come with AMD processors, new report claimsedit
Don’t be surprised to see the next-generation of Apple Macs running on AMD processors, instead of Intel chipsets. References found in the macOS 10.15.4 beta suggest that Apple may have plans to use AMD chipsets in the future versions of Mac computers. Every Macbook or iMacs Apple currently sells are powered by Intel processors. For example, the top-end 16-inch MacBook Pro is powered by Intel’s 9th generation Coffee Lake processors. The Mac Pro, which starts at $5999, uses Intel’s Xenon processors.
Publication: Indian Express
MediaTek unveils new gaming chipsetsedit
M ediaTek, the world’s fourth- largest global fabless semi- conductor company, today unveiled its Helio G70 and G80 mobile gaming-focused chipsets. The newest G Series chipsets feature HyperEngine game technology, advanced multi-camera and unrivalled connectivity for uninterrupted gameplay. The Helio G70 and G80 are aimed at new premium smart- phone users and gaming enthusiasts who want high-end features at mid-tier price points.
Publication: Telangana Today
Top desktops that will never compromise on power-playedit
The Aurora R10, which comes in a Ryzen Edition variant, is a performance beast, thanks to its Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti graphics card and processor. With its striking case design and powerful performance, the Aurora R10 is recommended for CPU- heavy tasks like content creation.
Publication: The Times of India
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Unveiling new UD3 endpoint for cloud workspacesedit
IGEL, provider of the next-gen edge OS for cloud workspaces, announced the newly updated IGEL UD3 (Universal Desktop model 3) endpoint powered by the AMD Ryzen Embedded R1505G system-on-chip (SoC). A versatile endpoint for accessing virtualized apps, desktops, and cloud workspaces, IGEL UD3 is designed to offer a high-performance computing experience that drives productivity and collaboration across all industries.
Publication: ELETimes
Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D review: Solid performance and build quality (PROACTIVE)edit
Laptop brands usually tinker with the design or add new features to differentiate themselves in a crowded computer market. Few attempt to change the processor and go beyond Intel. Taiwanese tech giant Asus has, however, bucked the trend and added AMD’s Ryzen processor to its new ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D.
Publication: The Economic Times
Apple’s future Macs could come with AMD processors, new report claimsedit
Don’t be surprised to see the next-generation of Apple Macs running on AMD processors, instead of Intel chipsets. References found in the macOS 10.15.4 beta suggest that Apple may have plans to use AMD chipsets in the future versions of Mac computers. Every Macbook or iMacs Apple currently sells are powered by Intel processors. For example, the top-end 16-inch MacBook Pro is powered by Intel’s 9th generation Coffee Lake processors. The Mac Pro, which starts at $5999, uses Intel’s Xenon processors.
Publication: Indian Express
Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D Core Strength (PROACTIVE)edit
Laptop brands usually tinker with the design or add new features to differentiate themselves in a crowded computer market. Few attempt to change the processor and go beyond Intel. Taiwanese tech giant Asus has, however, bucked the trend and added AMD’s Ryzen processor to its new ZenBook Flip 14 UM462D.
Publication: The Economic Times
Industry news
How to keep employees happy in the digital eraedit
Most organisations have been focused upon driving employee engagement in order to enhance motivation and loyalty of employees. However, lately, energised by the digital tools HR managers are excited about the concept of employee experience. Some managers feel employee engagement and employee experience are one and the same. However, there is a significant difference between the two.
Publication: Financial Express
Nvidia Pulls Out of MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus, Despite Being a Major Sponsor of the Trade Showedit
After South Korean company LG electronics and the Swedish telecommunication giant Ericsson, now graphics giant Nvidia has announced that it is not sending its employees to the Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the public health risks around the coronavirus. Nvidia was a major sponsor of the conference, and had partnered with the GSMA conference organising body to host an entire track of 10 sessions and roundtables around artificial intelligence, The Verge reported on Friday.
Publication: Gadgets 360
Coronavirus impact: Ericsson, Nvidia withdraws from MWC 2020edit
The Coronavirus outbreak has shown no signs of abating yet and understandably, a whole bunch of companies are dropping out of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) this year. The MWC is scheduled for the end of February in Barcelona. All companies attending are vary of the outbreak and have expressed apprehensions while some have decided to pull out entirely, not willing to take any chances.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Apple Could Bring In AMD Processors For Next Macedit
Recent reports reveal that Apple might introduce AMD processors for the next MacBook. Several references have AMD CPUs within the code of the latest macOS Catalina betas. It is likely that Apple is testing how AMD processors run with the Mac computers. The references have speculated that the iPhone maker might release Macs and AMD PCs.
Publication: Gizbot
MediaTek unveils new gaming chipsetsedit
M ediaTek, the world’s fourth- largest global fabless semi- conductor company, today unveiled its Helio G70 and G80 mobile gaming-focused chipsets. The newest G Series chipsets feature HyperEngine game technology, advanced multi-camera and unrivalled connectivity for uninterrupted gameplay. The Helio G70 and G80 are aimed at new premium smart- phone users and gaming enthusiasts who want high-end features at mid-tier price points.
Publication: Telangana Today
AI could help in arbitration in globalised era, says CJIedit
A fortnight after making it public that judiciary is exploring use of artificial intelligence to speed up justice delivery, Chief Justice S A Bobde on Saturday said traditional methods of arbitration in India could be augmented by use of AI to achieve international standards. Speaking at an inter- national conference on ‘Arbitration in the Era of Globalisation’, organised by Indian Council of Arbi- tration and FICCI, the CJI said, “As we conceptualise international arbitration in a globalised era, we must also be cognisant of the synergistic opportunities available for international arbitration through utilization of disruptive technologies.
Publication: The Times of India
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