Traditionally, we’d keep the top-end spot for the GeForce RTX 2070 Super and the budget and midrange options for the Navi 10 GPU. However, recently the prices of the Super card have soared up to $550+ which honestly is just too much for a modest 5-10% performance gain (and ray-tracing support in a handful of AAA games). You’re basically looking at a $200 premium for a mere handful of frames.

Publication: Hardware Times 

Selene is the first AMD Zen-based system to be featured in the list of top-10 most powerful supercomputers. The previous AMD powered supercomputer to enter the top-10 rankings was the Titan which featured the Opteron 6274 CPUs and NVIDIA’s K20x GPUs. It was ranked #1 in 2012 but now has slipped down to $12, still impressive considering how long it has really been.

Publication: Hardware Times 

Usually, Apple showcases the upcoming software developments at the WWDC event. In the past few years, it has been unveiling new devices such as HomePod and Mac Pro as well. At the WWDC 2020, the company is expected to launch the new iMac desktop speculated to arrive with T2 co-processor and AMD Navi GPU.

Publication: Gizbot

In addition to Qualcomm, AMD is also said to have proposed TSMC a contract for more than 20,000 orders a month for a high-end 5 nm GPU. While we know Zen 4 Raphael is slated to transition to an enhanced 5 nm node (recent reports say even Zen 3 Ryzen 4000 will be a 5 nm part), this is the first time we are hearing that AMD is looking to order 5 nm GPU wafers. Previous reports have pegged RDNA3 to be a 5 nm part, but that is only indicated for a 2022 release.

Publication: Notebook Check 

Tipster @_rogame recently shared a 3DMark listing for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 5 3600XT, showing the midrange CPU clear the 4.6 GHz mark. The leaked listing was spotted over two weeks before AMD plans to ship the Ryzen 5 3600XT, the Ryzen 7 3700XT, and the Ryzen 9 3900XT.  At 4.6 GHz, the enhanced “XT” chip boosts significantly higher than the vanilla Ryzen 5 3600X. Better yields over time mean that the Ryzen 5 3600XT could offer better all-core overclocks, too, compared to the older 3600X.

Publication: Notebook Check 

Always Connected PCs with a SIM slot just like your smartphone came for a premium like Rs 1 lakh and above to date, that helped you access secure internet anytime, anywhere without depending on erratic or no WI-Fi at hotels, public places or on the go. Now, HP Inc has brought the same 4G LTE connectivity in an affordable laptop – HP 14s – that starts from Rs 44,999 (i3 chip) and is a game changer in its segment.

Publication: Telangana Today 

Fugaku supercomputerThe Fugaku supercomputer, a system jointly developed by Japanese research institute RIKEN and Fujitsu in Kobe, Japan, took the highest spot on the TOP500 list, a twice-yearly listing of the world’s most powerful computers. The chip technology comes from UK-based Arm but owned by Japan’s Softbank Group.

Publication: InfotechLead 

As widely anticipated, Apple on Monday at its WWDC 2020 opening keynote announced that it is indeed building its own custom ARM-based processor for the Mac computer. Apple in fact went on to call it a historical day, reminiscing the “select” few times it had switched processors for the Mac in the past. Apple had switched to Intel processors from PowerPC processors back in 2005, with actual devices (with Intel inside) shipping in 2006.

Publication: Financial Express 

Microsoft is planning to make use of AMD CPUs within the upcoming Surface Laptop 4, with new benchmarks apparently displaying alleged Microsoft {hardware} operating AMD Ryzen 4000 silicon processor. While Intel has not been ditched by Microsoft for Surface merchandise, it seems to be like we may as soon as once more see Surface Laptop 4 with a variety of CPUs from each Intel and AMD.

Publication: Enter21st