Qualcomm has announced that the Snapdragon Spaces XR Developer Platform, which is developed to assist engineers and creators in creating next generation metaverse settings and products, is now available for usage.

Publication: Techno Sports

NVIDIA may be working on a new Titan class graphics card under their Ada Lovelace portfolio, complete with the entire AD102 GPU and some absurd specifications.

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Intel Intel aims to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. The company is also working to increase energy efficiency and lower the carbon footprint of Intel products and platforms.

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AWS and Intel share more than 14 years of a relationship dedicated to developing, building, and supporting cloud services designed to manage the cost and complexity, accelerate business outcomes, and scale to meet current and future computing requirements.

Publication: Gadgets Now

The Intel LGA 2551 socket will replace the current LGA 1700/1800 socket, which supports both 12th and 13th generation Alder Lake CPUs. Intel is recognized for upgrading to newer sockets every two generations. The LGA 1200 socket also supported CPUs from the 10th and 11th generations. While the socket remains the same, each CPU introduces a slew of I/O advancements provided by newer CPUs. AMD and Intel adopt the same principle since we see multiple chipset revisions and updates on the same socket.

Publication: Techno Sports

GeForce has now released a lot of new games for June, including seven new games this week. In the streaming market, GeForce NOW isn’t as handy or cost-effective as its competitors, so you’ll have to buy the games individually from Steam or the Epic Games Store, for example. However, it also allows users to play these games on a variety of devices. However, it is critical for us that many games take place this month.

Publication: Technosports

Intel has been talking a lot about its future discrete graphics cards for desktop PCs in recent months but has yet to present them in person—at least until now. Today, the chip maker demonstrated its Arc Alchemist 700-series board, powered by the ACM-G10 GPU, at the Intel Extreme Masters pro-gaming tournament in Texas.

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Although Intel just provided a brief view of the next 13th generation Raptor Lake components in action, early samples have begun to appear on various benchmarking sites. The newest such leak comes from UserBenchmark, which shows a Raptor Lake CPU with 24 cores and 32 threads in action.

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DDR5 memory prices are falling, particularly since the beginning of 2022, which bodes well for next-generation Intel Raptor Lake and AMD Ryzen 7000 CPU architectures. Currently, 16GB dual-channel DDR5 memory kits sell for roughly $120 to $130, which is much less than the $500 to $1,000 pricing from a few months ago.

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JPR’s recent GPU market share study shows that the whole market fell 19 percent year over year, while AMD and NVIDIA both gained a little, but only in terms of market capitalization, not shipments.

Recent worldwide events have been cited as the primary reason for the market’s decline of 6.2 percent from the previous quarter (Q4 2022), with a year-over-year decline of 19 percent. This is lower than the 6.3 percent annual growth rate forecast between 2022 and 2026 when the installed base will reach 3.3 million devices and discrete graphics penetration would reach 46 percent.

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