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Need a good laptop under Rs 50,000 in India? Check out these optionsedit
Amazon and Flipkart are still running Big Diwali sale events on their respective platforms. The e-commerce websites are offering big discounts on various electronics. For people who are looking for a good laptop under Rs 50,000, now is probably the best time to buy it considering the devices are available at discounted rates. The devices like the Asus VivoBook 14, Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3, and more are on sale at low prices. Keep reading to find out the best deals on laptops.
Publication: India Today
Amazon Sale Offer: Save upto 50% off on AMD Ryzen Laptops During the Final Days Dealedit
When it comes to choosing the best gaming laptops you should get a powerful processor to let you play games easily. The ongoing Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is offering huge discounts on these laptops. So if you are looking to purchase these AMD Ryzen Laptops do not miss out on the Amazon Deals Today. These laptops are available for all budget categories and with different screen sizes.
Publication: English Jagran
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Nvidia, applied materials warnings cast shadow on chip-earnings seasonedit
Chip companies are facing a new period of tumult with a global semiconductor drought giving way to a sharp drop in demand for consumer electronics and new trade restrictions on China.
Publication: Livemint
New laws may help India boost data centre capacity: Inteledit
Intel’s Santhosh Viswanathan said that India already has the ‘mass’ of data, a key indicator for rising demand of the data centre sector. This puts India at an advantageous position in comparison to other countries with greater data centre capacities, but lesser data density.
Publication: Livemint
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Need a good laptop under Rs 50,000 in India? Check out these optionsedit
Amazon and Flipkart are still running Big Diwali sale events on their respective platforms. The e-commerce websites are offering big discounts on various electronics. For people who are looking for a good laptop under Rs 50,000, now is probably the best time to buy it considering the devices are available at discounted rates. The devices like the Asus VivoBook 14, Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3, and more are on sale at low prices. Keep reading to find out the best deals on laptops.
Publication: India Today
Oracle launches Alloy, a cloud infrastructure platform for enterprisesedit
Oracle has launched a new cloud infrastructure platform called Alloy, which can enable organizations such as financial institutions, telcos, and other service providers to become ‘cloud providers’ and roll out new cloud services to their customers.
Publication: Tech Circle
Lenovo showcases concept laptop with rollable display in demo videoedit
Lenovo showcased a concept laptop with rollable display in a quick demo video. During Tech World 2022 event, the company showed the concept laptop in which the screen slowly starts to emerge from the keyboard deck and resembles an old-fashioned notebook, reports The Verge.
Publication: Business Standard
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WFO: Some IT cos wield stick, others offer carrotedit
IT companies are calling their employees back to the workplace, in work-from-office (WFO) mode, but there are as of now significant differences in their approach. While TCS and Capgemini have sent out strict messages, Infosys, Wipro and Cognizant have been very accommodative.
Publication: The Times of India
Many hurt in the US Tech War against Chinaedit
Disruption in the semiconductor supply chain: Global semiconductor firms in Taiwan, Japan etc are caught in the US-China crossfire. These firms buy most machines and technology from the US and sell most chips to China. Not selling to their biggest customer wrecks their business plans. For example, South Korean firms sold to China $50 billion, or 40% value of all chips produced last year. Business of the US firms like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel will suffer.
Publication: The Times of India
China’s underground market for chips draws desperate automakersedit
In her two-bedroom apartment on the outskirts of Chinese tech hub Shenzhen, Wang woke to a deluge of messages. One read: “SPC5744PFK1AMLQ9, 300 pc, 21+. Any need?” Within minutes, the 32-year-old was at her computer in the living room, hurriedly clearing away empty packets of instant noodles and pulling up a spreadsheet. The code referred to a chip produced by NXP Semiconductors Inc. and used in a car’s microcontroller unit.
Publication: Business Standard
Esports as a serious career?edit
“As more people started working from home during the pandemic, it has become easier than ever before to start a career in gaming as one has more time at hand to play longer,” adds Suji.
Publication: The Times of India
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