Lenovo has launched a slew of products ahead of CES 2021, which is going to digital this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Publication: The Indian Express

The initiative also saw a robust public-private partnership. Some of the collaborations included those with NASSCOM, Adobe, AWS, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and others.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

The latest report suggests that NVIDIA might unveil the next-generation mobile GPUs as early as January 12, 2021. The NVIDIA RTX 3080 Max-Q and the NVIDIA RTX 3080 Max-P variants will be the most powerful GPUs, and both variants are based on GA401 SKU.

Publication: Gizbot

Nvidia has pledged to retain Arm’s open-licensing model and keep the customer neutrality that it said had been one of the foundations of its success, both as an independent company and under SoftBank ownership.

Publication: BW Businessworld

Lack of semiconductor manufacturing is turning out to be the biggest hurdle in India’s tryst with self-reliance in electronics. It requires ‘out of the box’ thinking by government and industry

Publication: Business Today

Among the recruiters on campus this year are big names like Microsoft, Oracle, Intel, EXL Services, Goldman Sachs, Tata Projects, ICICI Bank, Wells Fargo, IQVIA, as well as HCL, and these institutes topped this year in terms of the number of students selected.

Publication: Financial Express

Acer seems to be taking advantage of this improvement by intel and has introduced two laptops based on the new SoC. The Acer Nitro 5 will be available with Core i7-11370H and Core i5-11300H, both expected to be quad-core processors.

Publication: TechnoSports

This mini PC would have an 8-inch 1200p display, backed up with a Tiger Lake Intel Core i7 processor with Iris Xe graphics.

Publication: TechRadar

The growth of specialized computing has the potential to bring change in the data centre industry that must adapt to new form factors and higher rack densities. But for all the excitement in the chip and server sector, the racks and rows of most data halls continue to be populated by Intel chips, especially in the enterprise sector. And these chips by NVIDIA and Intel can bring more high-density AI hardware in the data centres.

Publication: Analytics Insight

Under the hood, it packs the 10th-generation Intel Core i3-10110U or Intel Celeron 5205U processor (configuration will vary by market) with up to 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM and integrated Intel UHD GPU.

Publication: News18

Specification-wise, the laptop is available with up to 11th-generation Intel Core i7 vPro processor options, 16GB LPDDR4X RAM clocked at 4266MHz and 1TB solid-state drive.

Publication: Gadgets Now

The news comes as an advantage for those who use the current generation Z490 motherboards. As they will be able to enjoy the performance boost with PCIe 4.0 function and 11th Gen Intel Core processors support.

Publication: TechnoSports

LG has launched its latest lineup of LG Gram 2021 laptops which is powered by the latest 11th-Gen Intel Tiger Lake processors.

Publication: MySmartPrice

According to Intel, the new RealSense ID technology uses a depth sensor with a specialised neural network.

Publication: India Today

Intel has launched a new facial recognition system, aiming to bring Face ID-style biometric access to ATMs, smart locks, and more. Intel RealSense ID pulls together an active depth sensor to scan the user’s face, with a special neural network running on a local chipset for increased security without PINs, passwords, or having to scan your fingerprint.

Publication: Mashable India

Chip maker Intel has introduced RealSense 3D cameras with an on-device solution for facial recognition, designed to perfom facial authentication on consumer devices such as point-of-sale (PoS) systems, ATMs and kiosks.

Publication: Gadgets Now

Intel believes that its RealSense 3D camera finally brings facial authentication on consumer-facing devices such as point-of-sale systems, ATMs, which have been neglected for years.

Publication: The Indian Express

Intel did not have a very year in the form of 2020. It not only had to face the low production yields from its facilities due to the pandemic. But also that the company had to face defeat in the desktop-CPU segment at the hands of its rival AMD.

Publication: TechnoSports

We all know AMD will be launching its upcoming Ryzen 5000H gaming processors for laptops and NVIDIA will announce its RTX 30-series mobile GPUs at CES 2021. Also, the leaks and rumors have confirmed that all of the upcoming high-end gaming laptops will sport these new processors and graphics.

Publication: TechnoSports

As CPU and GPU shortages continue to persist into the new year, multiple factors are being blamed for the lack of microprocessor supply. At the moment, both NVIDIA’s RTX 30 series, as well as AMD’s Radeon RX 6000 GPUs, are either unavailable or priced at 2-3x the MSRP.

Publication: Hardware Times

With AMD’s 7nm supply already occupied by the next-gen console APUs and the Ryzen 5000 processors, the Radeon RX 6000 GPUs are likely to see a change in supply for the next 5-6 months.

Publication: Hardware Times

MSI’s GF65 gaming laptop has been spotted, featuring the yet unannounced NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Max-Q graphics card and Intel’s Core i7-10750H CPU. The GPU is paired with 6GB of GGDR6 memory and will likely feature 3,840 cores across a 192-bit bus.

Publication: Hardware Times