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Big Navi GPU specs leaked, up to 24 GB of HBM2e VRAM, 5,120 shading units & 2,048 GB/s bandwidthedit
AMD seems to plan big this time and as we guessed previously, the Red team finally plans to take down the high-end NVIDIA GPUs this time. It also seems AMD will continue its RX 5000 momentum and as per previous leaks, we might see a Radeon RX 5950 XT GPU. Now there are different theories going on, whether Big Navi will be AMD’s hinted RX 5900 series or will be based out of the upcoming RDNA 2 architecture to compete with NVIDIA’s Ampere GPUs and be named as the Radeon RX 6000 series.
Publication: TechnoSports
AMD dominates over Intel in Mindfactory CPU salesedit
AMD has just painted the CPU market with red and Ryzen CPUs are reigning all over the markets in the world. The weekly sales information from the huge German hardware/software retailer Mindfactory proves the incredible sales of AMD CPUs compared to Intel, even though they are struggling on the GPU front.
Publication: TechnoSports
Deepak Agarwal’s AMD team key to EPYC success (PROACTIVE)edit
In an age where job-hopping has almost become a norm, especially among restless 20-somethings in constant pursuit of better opportunities and latest fads, Deepak Agarwal follows a different approach. In his nearly 18-year-long stint with American chip giant AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), he says he has gained more experience than most people do after working several different jobs. Deepak started his journey in AMD in 2002 as design engineer (level 2) at its Boston office.
Publication: Gadgets Now
Deepak Agarwal’s AMD team key to EPYC success (PROACTIVE)edit
In his nearly 18-year-long stint with American chip giant AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), he says he has gained more experience than most people do after working several different jobs. Deepak started his journey in AMD in 2002 as design engineer (level 2) at its Boston office. After working for three years, he wanted to move back to India to be closer to his family.
Publication: The Times of India (Times Techies) – Ahmedabad edition
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Xbox Series X Official Specs- Backwards Compatibility, 12 TF GPU, DXR Raytracingedit
Aside from these, Microsoft also revealed some more nifty features that the Series X will ship with. As we speculated with the console’s announcement at the Game Awards, the new console will indeed have backwards compatibility support. But that’s not all, according to Microsoft, the console will support ALL four generations of Xbox games, without any developer involvement. That means say goodbye to hand-picked updates for hand-picked games.
Publication: TechQuila
THE ‘PRO’ MACedit
T he MacBook Pro we ran through the paces boasts of a 2.3GHz Intel Core i9 9880H CPU and an AMD Radeon Pro 5500M GPU purring under its keyboard. It also packs in 16GB RAM, a 1TB SSD, an improved hardware cooling system, a six-speaker setup, and a three-mic array.
Publication: The Times of India
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Intel Xeon Cascade Lake Refresh Offering 36% Better Performance at 60% Lesser Priceedit
Intel today revealed the refresh of the Intel Xeon lineup. There are a total of 18 new “performance- and performance-per-dollar-optimized” Xeon Scalable processors. The latest lineup of Intel Xeon processors will feature a performance buff of 36% for a 42% increase in price per dollar. The changes under the hood range from more cores, higher clockspeeds, or more cache to all of the three together.
Publication: TechQuila
Big Navi GPU specs leaked, up to 24 GB of HBM2e VRAM, 5,120 shading units & 2,048 GB/s bandwidthedit
AMD seems to plan big this time and as we guessed previously, the Red team finally plans to take down the high-end NVIDIA GPUs this time. It also seems AMD will continue its RX 5000 momentum and as per previous leaks, we might see a Radeon RX 5950 XT GPU. Now there are different theories going on, whether Big Navi will be AMD’s hinted RX 5900 series or will be based out of the upcoming RDNA 2 architecture to compete with NVIDIA’s Ampere GPUs and be named as the Radeon RX 6000 series.
Publication: TechnoSports
AMD dominates over Intel in Mindfactory CPU salesedit
AMD has just painted the CPU market with red and Ryzen CPUs are reigning all over the markets in the world. The weekly sales information from the huge German hardware/software retailer Mindfactory proves the incredible sales of AMD CPUs compared to Intel, even though they are struggling on the GPU front.
Publication: TechnoSports
Intel unveils new data center processor, 5G chipedit
Intel Corp on Monday launched new microprocessors, including a second generation Xeon processor for data centers and a 10nm chip for wireless 5G base stations. Demand from cloud computing companies have boosted sales of server chips, leading to strong results from Intel and its rival AMD Corp.
Publication: The Economic Times
THE ‘PRO’ MACedit
T he MacBook Pro we ran through the paces boasts of a 2.3GHz Intel Core i9 9880H CPU and an AMD Radeon Pro 5500M GPU purring under its keyboard. It also packs in 16GB RAM, a 1TB SSD, an improved hardware cooling system, a six-speaker setup, and a three-mic array.
Publication: The Times of India
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Xbox Series X Official Specs- Backwards Compatibility, 12 TF GPU, DXR Raytracingedit
Aside from these, Microsoft also revealed some more nifty features that the Series X will ship with. As we speculated with the console’s announcement at the Game Awards, the new console will indeed have backwards compatibility support. But that’s not all, according to Microsoft, the console will support ALL four generations of Xbox games, without any developer involvement. That means say goodbye to hand-picked updates for hand-picked games.
Publication: TechQuila
Industry news
Quantum computing, 5G: Disruptive platforms for data analytics & secured communicationedit
Quantum Computing is the use of quantum-mechanical phenomena such as superposition and entanglement to perform computation. Quantum computers perform calculations based on the probability of an object’s state before it is measured – instead of just 1s or 0s – which means they have the potential to process more data compared to classical computers. A quantum computer works with particles that can be in superposition. Rather than representing bits — such particles would represent qubits, which can take on the value 0, or 1, or both simultaneously.
Publication: The Economic Times
Xbox Series X Official Specs- Backwards Compatibility, 12 TF GPU, DXR Raytracingedit
Aside from these, Microsoft also revealed some more nifty features that the Series X will ship with. As we speculated with the console’s announcement at the Game Awards, the new console will indeed have backwards compatibility support. But that’s not all, according to Microsoft, the console will support ALL four generations of Xbox games, without any developer involvement. That means say goodbye to hand-picked updates for hand-picked games.
Publication: TechQuila
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