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AMD’s 3970x Ryzen Threadripper is A Beast ! Quick Look (PROACTIVE)edit
The Threadripper series has constantly come out top notch in the past couple of years. This year too, its not holding back. We tested AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 3970X. While we work out the GPU side of things the CPU outperformed the competition with stock settings.
Publication: iGyaan ( YouTube)
New Leak Suggests Apple Will Ditch Intel for AMD Ryzen CPUs in Macsedit
Apple has been using Intel CPUs for a long time, with its partnership with AMD only showing up on the GPU side. Well, if a new leak is to be believed, it might point to the Cupertino based giant switching to team red for their Mac/Macbook lineup in the light of their recent winnings. We’ve seen how AMD has absolutely swept away the competition in the last couple of years with their Ryzen processors. So, is it time that Apple also gives in to AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 4000 offerings?
Publication: TechQuila
Competition in news
ARM to Launch New AI Chip for Small Devicesedit
ARM, a semiconductor technology firm owned by SoftBank Group, unveiled a chip technology aimed at putting artificial intelligence functions on tiny devices such as sensors designed to detect patterns in human speech or other streams of data. ARM, which provides chip technology to mobile phone semiconductor suppliers like Qualcomm and end device makers like Apple, has been diversifying its customer base in recent years to markets such as self-driving cars.
Publication: Gadgets 360
Coronavirus scare hits MWC 2020: Intel, Vivo drop out citing employee safetyedit
US chip giant Intel and Chinese phone-maker Vivo withdrew from the Mobile World Congress over coronavirus fears Tuesday, adding to a lengthening list of industry heavyweights pulling out of the world’s top mobile fair. The annual Barcelona-based congress normally draws more than 100,000 people from all over the world, but this year, participation has been badly hit by the outbreak of the virus, which emerged in China at the end of the year and has since claimed more than 1,000 lives.
Publication: The Economic Times
New Leak Suggests Apple Will Ditch Intel for AMD Ryzen CPUs in Macsedit
Apple has been using Intel CPUs for a long time, with its partnership with AMD only showing up on the GPU side. Well, if a new leak is to be believed, it might point to the Cupertino based giant switching to team red for their Mac/Macbook lineup in the light of their recent winnings. We’ve seen how AMD has absolutely swept away the competition in the last couple of years with their Ryzen processors. So, is it time that Apple also gives in to AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 4000 offerings?
Publication: TechQuila
Titan buys HUG Innovations to strengthen smart wearables playedit
“Earlier, we worked with partners like HP and Intel to launch smart watches and worked with a few start-ups to launch a smart band. We are also working very closely with a company in Singapore to develop some of our products. But now, with the acquisition of HUG Innovations, we believe the time has come to develop tech capability in-house,” Kant added.
Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine
MWC exodus: NTT, Intel to skip Barcelona congressedit
Amazon, South Korea’s LG Electronics, Swedish equipment maker Ericsson and US chipmaker Nvidia have already withdrawn from MWC, which had more than 100,000 visitors and upwards of 2,400 exhibitors in 2019. MWC, due to take place on Feb 24-27, is the telecom industry’s biggest annual gathering, with companies spending millions on stands and hospitality to fill their order books. (Sony, Intel,VIVO)
Publication: The Asian Age
Partner in news
AMD’s 3970x Ryzen Threadripper is A Beast ! Quick Look (PROACTIVE)edit
The Threadripper series has constantly come out top notch in the past couple of years. This year too, its not holding back. We tested AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 3970X. While we work out the GPU side of things the CPU outperformed the competition with stock settings.
Publication: iGyaan ( YouTube)
Redmi 9A, RedmiBook Launch in India Today: Expected Price, Specifications, How to Watch Live Streamedit
Redmi 9A is expected to launch in India today. Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi has been teasing its launch for the last one week — without revealing any specifics. Alongside the Redmi 9A, the launch event is also expected to bring a Redmi-branded power bank as well as the anticipated RedmiBook notebook to the country. It could be the recently unveiled RedmiBook 13. The official launch won’t take place at a physical location, though it will be live streamed through an online video.
Publication: Gadgets 360
ARM to Launch New AI Chip for Small Devicesedit
ARM, a semiconductor technology firm owned by SoftBank Group, unveiled a chip technology aimed at putting artificial intelligence functions on tiny devices such as sensors designed to detect patterns in human speech or other streams of data. ARM, which provides chip technology to mobile phone semiconductor suppliers like Qualcomm and end device makers like Apple, has been diversifying its customer base in recent years to markets such as self-driving cars.
Publication: Gadgets 360
New Leak Suggests Apple Will Ditch Intel for AMD Ryzen CPUs in Macsedit
Apple has been using Intel CPUs for a long time, with its partnership with AMD only showing up on the GPU side. Well, if a new leak is to be believed, it might point to the Cupertino based giant switching to team red for their Mac/Macbook lineup in the light of their recent winnings. We’ve seen how AMD has absolutely swept away the competition in the last couple of years with their Ryzen processors. So, is it time that Apple also gives in to AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 4000 offerings?
Publication: TechQuila
Industry news
Redmi 9A, RedmiBook Launch in India Today: Expected Price, Specifications, How to Watch Live Streamedit
Redmi 9A is expected to launch in India today. Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi has been teasing its launch for the last one week — without revealing any specifics. Alongside the Redmi 9A, the launch event is also expected to bring a Redmi-branded power bank as well as the anticipated RedmiBook notebook to the country. It could be the recently unveiled RedmiBook 13. The official launch won’t take place at a physical location, though it will be live streamed through an online video.
Publication: Gadgets 360
Indian Blockchain Startup Aims At Automating Multi-Billion Dollar Invoice Processing Marketedit
90% invoices are processed manually, it takes about 15-30 days average processing time, 57% invoices are paid late affecting cash flows, $11-$15 average money spent in processing each invoices. An Indian startup network is looking to solve this issue by using blockchain and semantic web technology. Vaideeswaran Sethuraman, CEO & Founder. Network, shares his perspective on the big opportunity on automating manual invoices.
Publication: Express Computers
Coronavirus scare hits MWC 2020: Intel, Vivo drop out citing employee safetyedit
US chip giant Intel and Chinese phone-maker Vivo withdrew from the Mobile World Congress over coronavirus fears Tuesday, adding to a lengthening list of industry heavyweights pulling out of the world’s top mobile fair. The annual Barcelona-based congress normally draws more than 100,000 people from all over the world, but this year, participation has been badly hit by the outbreak of the virus, which emerged in China at the end of the year and has since claimed more than 1,000 lives.
Publication: The Economic Times
Technology boost for your careeredit
AR is being used in education, especially to impart knowledge of abstract lessons that are difficult to grasp. AR changes the timing and location of learning which keeps dullness at bay that usually settles in an environment that students are subjected to on a daily basis. Time and again professors and teachers have stated that theoretical knowledge alone cannot help in acquiring practical skills. Internet of Things is helping plenty of sectors for control and automation with education being one of them.
Publication: The Tribune
Titan buys HUG Innovations to strengthen smart wearables playedit
“Earlier, we worked with partners like HP and Intel to launch smart watches and worked with a few start-ups to launch a smart band. We are also working very closely with a company in Singapore to develop some of our products. But now, with the acquisition of HUG Innovations, we believe the time has come to develop tech capability in-house,” Kant added.
Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine
MWC exodus: NTT, Intel to skip Barcelona congressedit
Amazon, South Korea’s LG Electronics, Swedish equipment maker Ericsson and US chipmaker Nvidia have already withdrawn from MWC, which had more than 100,000 visitors and upwards of 2,400 exhibitors in 2019. MWC, due to take place on Feb 24-27, is the telecom industry’s biggest annual gathering, with companies spending millions on stands and hospitality to fill their order books. (Sony, Intel,VIVO)
Publication: The Asian Age
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