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Review on ASUS ROG Zephyrus (PROACTIVE)edit
The reviewer appreciates the AI Noise Cancellation technology. The gaming performance is good even on high settings, but the power has to be connected at all times or it causes battery drainage. Being a powerful system, there is high heating while gaming and thus, will have to invest in keyboard and mouse when buying the laptop for gaming. The laptop provides 4K Video rendering with a decent performance, while a better sound quality is expected.
Publication: Gadgets One Malayalam Tech Tips (YouTube)
Best AMD powered budget laptops for studentsedit
AMD powered laptops offer dependable performance and great value for students. These laptops are reliable, portable and also capable of supporting a decent multimedia experience to help students unwind. Based on power-efficient 7nm Zen 3 architecture, AMD Ryzen 5000 series processors include up to 8 cores (16 threads) with high base clock frequency and thus promise competent multithreaded performance. And more importantly, the integrated GPU is class-leading when it comes to graphics performance.
Publication: Digit
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX and Radeon RX 7900 XT GPUs appear in 3DMark GPU benchmarksedit
Videocardz has published the first 3DMark GPU benchmarks for AMDs Radeon RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT graphics cards. The benchmarks show the synthetic performance of AMDs upcoming Radeon RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT graphics cards, which will be available next week.
Publication: Techno Sports
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Laptops under 70000: Best options in India (December, 2022)edit
Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 AMD Ryzen 7 5700U Laptop When it comes to laptops under 70000, this AMD Ryzen 7 laptop by Lenovo can be a powerful option to trust. This laptop is available with a 5th Gen AMD Ryzen 7 5700U processor which makes it a powerful choice for both business and gaming needs.
Publication: The Times of India
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Top 10 Augmented Reality Companies to Rule the Metaverse Futureedit
NVIDIA has been in limelight for creating a platform for simulating and connecting to virtual worlds, Nvidia Omniverse. Via this Omniverse, digital content designers can virtually meet to develop 3D content in real time. As this platform can simulate particles, fluids, materials, prints, and cables, it is perfect for training robots, designing products, and creating digital twins of buildings, factories, and cities.
Publication: Analytics Insight
AI technologies poised to take on our jobs from basic writing to digital artedit
Science fiction has always tried to show off a romantic view of our future. Still, often, TV shows and movies like Star Trek, Star Wars, The Terminator, and 2001: A Space Odyssey have hinted at a darker side of technological progress. Often, the darkness has stemmed from technologies like artificial intelligence. And over the last two decades, we have seen AI mature.
Publication: The Print
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Lenovo introduces ‘custom to order’ feature for desktops in India, know how it worksedit
Lenovo has announced the addition of a unique ‘custom to order’ (CTO) working capability for PCs in India. The Legion 5i Tower Desktop now has a customization option previously reserved for the IdeaPad, Legion and Yoga laptops.
Publication: Gizbot
ASUS Vivobook Pro 16X: Powerful content machine on paper, in performance tooedit
The powerful Asus Vivobook Pro 16X (N7601Z) OLED, which made a debut earlier this year in the international market with various hardware combinations, has now arrived in India and is currently priced at Rs 199,990, for i912900H and 32GB DDR5 RAM variants.
Publication: The Statesman
Quantum computing: Progress amidst hypeedit
A recent presentation by IBM, one of the leading researchers in quantum computing, gave a glimpse of the current state of this emerging technology area as the race progresses to add more capacity or qubits while engineers figure out how to stabilise these systems for error correction and other practical issues to bring them closer to commercial use. While most of the action in quantum computing is limited to laboratories and research problems, the barriers seem to be consistently lowered with programming interfaces like the IBM Qiskit available over the cloud to interact with these emerging systems and to explore potential applications.
Publication: Business Standard
Industry news
What prompted so many diverse industries to transition to cloud platformsedit
Since 2020, almost all IT leaders have planned to distribute workloads over numerous clouds, increasing the prevalence of multi cloud systems. Consider Netflix, a popular streaming service giant, going to the cloud for scalability support to handle surges in demand and lulls in activity after realizing that it was outperforming the capabilities of its traditional data center.
Publication: The Times of India
VMware and IIT Bombay collaborate to create platform for advancement of systems research practice in Indiaedit
Multicloud services provider VMware Inc has announced its partnership with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay’s Computing Systems Education and Research Lab (CSERL) to support its initiative to create a cohesive platform for computing systems research and education.
Publication: The Financial Express
Tata Group To Invest $90 Billion Over The Next Five Years In Tech & Electric Vehicles, Says Chairmanedit
We have created Tata Electronics, under which we are going to set up a semiconductor assembly testing business, Chandrasekaran said, We will have discussions with multiple players, he added. His statements signal the possibility of partnerships with existing chip manufacturers. Chandrasekaran also said that Tata will look into the possibility of eventually launching an upstream chip fabrication platform.
Publication: India Times
Automation and Edge Technologies: The future of transportationedit
Investing in resilient, cyber secure and agile cloud computing strategies, that utilise powerful compute and ignite real-time analysis and decision making from edge devices is absolutely crucial. Its critical now, not tomorrow. We are already driving partially automated, intelligent cars but they are about to get smarter. Building networks and ecosystems that can handle this data as much as 40 terabytes of data an hour from cameras, radar, and other sensors from driverless cars will determine the success, the safety, and the experience of autonomous driving.
Publication: The Financial Express
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