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DongshanPI-D1s is a RISC-V Development Board for Less Than $20

By Ian Evenden published 2 November 22

A RISC-V board out of China is aimed at students of low-level programming.

Radxa Lifts Lid on Eight-core Compute Module To Take On Raspberry Pi

By Ian Evenden last updated 8 September 22

Radxa’s new board is CM4 compatible but has more powerful specs.

40 Million Core Chinese Exascale Supercomputer Performs Quantum Simulations

By Mark Tyson published 20 April 22

Chinese research team reckon the new supercomputer plus several AI and neural network and algorithm innovations can unlock the secrets of various exotic physical phenomena.

Graphcore Bow IPU Introduces TSMC 3D Wafer-on-Wafer Processor

By Mark Tyson published 3 March 22

The firm asserts it can deliver 40% higher performance and better power efficiency than its predecessors.

Apple Patent Shows a Mac Built Into a Keyboard

By Mark Tyson published 25 February 22

This "computer in an input device" will be a nostalgic sight for many.

Two Potential Apple Desktops, Laptop Spotted in EEC Listing

By Mark Tyson published 14 February 22

Apple's rumored March event could be balanced more towards Mac computers than mobile devices. However, it may be too early to hope for any M2 chip based products.

Samsung Reveals In-Memory Computing Device Based on MRAM

By Mark Tyson published 13 January 22

Samsung's advances have created a springboard for efficient and practical In-Memory Computing. It is also thought this tech will be very useful for neuromorphic computing.

Nvidia and Arm Says Purchase Could Save UK Chip Designer from Asset Strippers

By Mark Tyson last updated 11 January 22

With Softbank's investments phase at an end, the Cambridge-based chip design company has already felt some effects of stagnation, and key staff leaving for pastures new.

Intel-Powered SBC Bring Optional 5G, Dual GbE, NVMe Support

By Brandon Hill published 16 December 21

The Up Squared 6000 is available as a separate board or as a fully-enclosed system with passive cooling.

The Pentagon Aims to Predict Enemy’s Actions Through AI

By Francisco Pires published 18 October 21

Where, oh where have we seen predictive systems going wrong before?

Worldwide PC Demand to Continue Growing Throughout 2021, IDC Notes

By Aleksandar Kostovic published 24 August 21

According to the IDC report, the PC market is experiencing continued growth with very high demand. The growth is expected to persist this year, and result in an almost record number of shipments.