While processors from Intel and AMD might still catch up on sheer processing power, they will fall way short when it comes to how long they can last in these high power situations.

Publication : The Indian Express

If Jim Keller makes a move, its best to watch closely. Even though the chip design legends tenure at Intel was cut short in 2020 due to family matters, Keller still made his mark at the semiconductor giant in a smaller but similar way he did for AMD, Apple and Tesla, helping design the predecessor to the efficiency core that will inhabit Intel’s high density Sierra Forest Xeon chips in 2024.

Publication : Next Platform

MD recently updated its Fidelity FX Super Resolution technology, better known as FSR. The smart scaling algorithm has been upgraded to the second version, and one blogger has already checked how good it is.

Publication : Digit News

Power supply manufacturer Seasonic has a nifty tool available (in open beta) on its website right now: a wattage calculator , which lets you punch in the specs for your planned PC build and receive suggestions for which PSU is best suited for your components. It’s a helpful tool for anyone building a new PC, but it may have also just leaked fresh information regarding AMDs upcoming GPU releases.

Publication : Blogging Post

AMD China, the Chinese division of AMD, has announced a cooperation agreement with Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO. According to a video published by AMD, the automaker will use 3rd generation AMD EPYC processors (Milan) to speed up deep learning, as a result, shortening the product development cycle.

Publication : Aroged

TechEpiphany on YouTube recently played God of War on AMD’s latest Radeon 660M integrated graphics hardware, which has the new FSR 2.0 update. Although the iGPU isn’t one of the strongest graphics cards, the 15W RDNA 2 chip managed to pull out passable frame rates at 1080P (1920 x 1080) without sacrificing too much graphic detail. Given its ultra-low-power budget and mediocre specifications, this is an astounding result.

Publication: Technosports

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) and NIO (NYSE: NIO) have formed a collaboration to sell chips to NIO, the Chinese electric automobile manufacturer. In a video shared on Weibo, AMD announced that in its HPC (high-performance computing) platform, NIO would employ AMD’s EPYC series of processors. This will fasten the AI deep learning training and cut down product development cycles. AMD CPUs will only be employed to develop NIO’s vehicles, not in vehicles for production.

Publication: Economic Times