The new line-up is aimed at laptops. Intel also announced a new 5G module made in partnership with MediaTek and Fibocom

Publication: Moneycontrol

Here are all announcements from the three brands including Nvidia’s 3080 Ti to AMD’s new APUs and Intel’s new Beast Canyon NUC Extreme kit.

Publication: The Indian Express

When you’re looking for a laptop for your programming needs, picking one up that’s the cheapest may not be the best way to go about it. Depending on what kind of programs you’re developing, you may be able to get away with something that’s more mid-tier, but usually, the best laptops for programmers are ones that have a processor with 4 or more cores, minimum 8GB of RAM (although 16 is preferred) and of course, an SSD. All these parameters combine together to give you speedy compile times, allowing you to change or tweak your code as needed.

Publication: Digit

Semiconductor giant Intel took to the stage at the annual computer expo in Taipei with a pre-recorded keynote address. During the keynote address, the company shared information about some new products that are launching soon including the Alder Lake showcase. These include two new 11th-gen Intel Core U-series processors with Intel Xe graphics, expanded Wi-Fi 6E support, and a 5G M.2 solution.

Publication: India Today Gaming

It was discovered via the PCI-SIG certification a couple of days back that Intel’s next-gen 600 series chipsets for consumer processors won’t be supporting PCIe 5.0 after all. Instead, the PCH (Platform Controller Hub) or chipset will only be limited to four PCIe 4.0 lanes. This doesn’t mean that Alder Lake-S will lack PCIe 5.0 support. We’re likely going to see the newer interface supported via the processor, similar to how the B550 boards support PCIe 4.0 on Zen 2 and Zen 3 parts.

Publication: Hardware Times

In a briefing with press and industry analysts, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang spoke about the ongoing graphics card shortages and how it has affected the market. Huang once again clarified that the shortages were primarily the result of increased demand and component scarcity rather than limited supply. He went on to say that the prices are inflating near the end of the retail supply chains, at retail stores (partly because consumers are willing to pay the surplus to get their hands on the products).

Publication: Hardware Times

While gamers are craving for new gaming GPUs in the market, there’s a new contender in the market i.e. Intel shows off its first discrete DG2 GPU.

Publication: TechnoSports

Lenovo is all set to launch a new, high-end gaming laptop in India under the Legion brand. The Lenovo Legion 5 Pro showed up on Lenovo’s website, albeit unofficially (via MySmartPrice). It shouldn’t be long before we see a listing for it.

Publiation: 91 Mobiles

The Blue team will enter into the hot discrete GPU market anytime soon; however, their lack of experience in making high performing GPUs is making them even tenser, obviously. These days, gamers want high frame rates from games and better image quality, reflection, shadows, game physics, and much more.

Publication: TechnoSports