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By Mark Tyson Published
The developer of Tiny11 has a new version of Tiny10 to de-stress older, and slower computers. This will be the last release of Tiny10.

By Paul Alcorn Published
Intel announced that it is canceling its Rialto Bridge GPUs, the successor to Ponte Vecchio, and moving to a two-year cadence of GPU releases for the data center.

By Anton Shilov Published
AMD and Arm expected to gain server share this year at Intel's expense.

By Andrew E. Freedman Published
Microsoft has published an official support page offering guidance for running Windows 11 on Macs with Apple's M1 and M2 processors.

By Mark Tyson Published
Google has reached a development milestone in its Arm SoC for servers plans, and it is set to get the chips mass produced in 2024 for server rollouts in 2025.

By Anton Shilov Published
Arm SoCs to power 25% of laptops in five years, says Counterpoint Research.

By Paul Alcorn Published
Intel announced that it would end further development of its network switch business. Meanwhile, the company also ended its RISC-V Pathfinder program without any notice or announcement.

By Avram Piltch Published
One brave individual has managed to get the 2009-era OS to run on a Pentium-S CPU going at just 5 MHz.
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