Intel’s had a rough time in recent years: a resurgent AMD, loss of major clients (most notably Apple), 14nm supply issues, a broken 10nm process, failure to set up shop in the mobile market, the decision to sell the modem business and major administration shakeups, among others. However, in light of the company’s strong performance in the client and server segments, Intel has been able to mostly mask these ongoing struggles.

Publication: Hardware Times 

In the middle of an unprecedented event, we are all experiencing something we never imagined we would face together as individuals and as business owners. With everything that is happening around us, technology has suddenly become the fulcrum of it all. The digital disruption that arrived a decade ago is now leading us into the next evolutionary stage. A stage that is forcing millions to take part in what has become a giant ‘work-from-home experiment’ that could alter corporate work styles forever. 

Publication: The Times of India (Blog)

China’s Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) will raise 46.29 billion yuan ($6.55 billion) in a Shanghai share sale, more than double its initial target, pricing its offering following a surge in its Hong Kong-listed stock. The company, which had originally sought to raise about 20 billion yuan, set the sale price of its shares to be traded in Shanghai at 27.46 yuan each, it said in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Sunday.

Publication: Gadgets Now 

The unique design of the curved monitors let you step up your gameplay and make your favorite movie feel all that much more immersive. As monitors have grown in size, it has become more and more difficult to maintain an accurate image across the entire screen when sitting up close. A curved monitor is a popular choice for gamers or anyone who enjoys watching videos on their computer. The unique design can step up your gameplay or make your favorite movie feel all that much more immersive.

Publication: The Times of India 

Different ERGs at Dell help connect thousands of team members across various functions to share best practices. This has helped the firm immensely in leadership training and building employee readiness. Connecting teams to discuss successes and failures has been a part of Dell culture from long.

Publication: Livemint

HP will go ahead with its plans to manufacture desktops and workstations in partnership with Flex at Sriperumbudur near Chennai from August. HP, Dell, Lenovo increase PC market share in Q4 in India. HP has decided to set up its second manufacturing facility in Chennai after Pantnagar in Uttarakhand because of the geographical advantage of Chennai, which has three major ports, Hindu Business Line reported.

Publication: InfoTechLead 

If you frequently use laptops, you will know that most of them are resistant and last for many years. However, one of the first thing that starts to wear out is the keyboard. The symbols on the keys get erased while the keycaps themselves deteriorate quickly. Apple has a solution. Also Read – Apple iPhone 12 production behind schedule by ‘1-2 months’, suggests Report.

Publication: BGR India 

The latest US sanctions, however, have hurt TSMC as well, as it can only produce chips which were already arranged, and may no longer supply the Chinese technology giant in the future. So, it lost Huawei which accounted for almost 15% of TSMC’s source of revenue back in 2019 but thanks to the likes of MediaTek, Qualcomm, AMD and others, TSMC is making up for Huawei’s orders.

Publication: TechnoSports

Xiaomi-backed Redmi recently announced RedmiBook 13, RedmiBook 14 and RedmiBook 16 with AMD Ryzen chipset. Now the company has announced that it will announce the RedmiBook 16 powered by the latest Intel processor on 8th July. RedmiBook 16 Intel-powered models will likely feature almost the same set of specifications and features. To recall, RedmiBook 16 with AMD Ryzen chipset features full-HD (1920×1080 pixels) displays with up to 300nits and 60Hz refresh rate. The laptop is expected to come with 8/16 GB of RAM and 512 GB SSD.

Publication: The Mobile Indian 

Sony PlayStation 5 coming to India by the end of this year. After unveiling its much-awaited next-generation gaming console — PlayStation 5 last month, Sony has finally launched the dedicated teaser listing page of the gaming console on Amazon and Flipkart website that clearly mentions the launch date as ‘Late 2020’. The console has also been listed on the company’s official website.

Publication: The Times of India 

Asus recently launched its TUF series that includes the A15 (Review) and A17 in India and claims to have experienced good response from buyers — the units were sold out in 20 days, which Asus claims is equivalent to their average sale in 60-75 days. The new model will be powered by a 4th-gen Ryzen processor and will sport a nano-edge display with an 85 percent screen-to-body ratio. It will come with a fingerprint scanner and will be equipped with a 50Whr battery that can last up to 12 hours, and supports fast charging.

Publication: First Post 

The advertising blitzkrieg is led by brands such as HP India, Dell, and Lenovo, which have begun promoting new launches and offers through above-the-line (ATL) and digital-led marketing activities.

Publication: Mint