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Formal specifications of Intel's low-end Iris Xe DG1 graphics board revealed.

Intel's first Xe-HPG GPU may be codenamed Niagara Falls or Goat Island.

SiPearl's Rhea SoC for supercomputers will be developed in India, produced in Taiwan.

China explores exascale supercomputer architectures, but it needs advanced fabrication process to build hybrid CPUs.

Kraftway develops own SSD controller for the Elbrus ecosystem.

AMD's StoreMi now supports Ryzen Threadripper Pro, WRX80, and SSD partitions.

HighPoint's SSD7540 can provide 64TB of storage at 28GB/s.

Silicon Motion to tape out the first PCIe Gen 5 enterprise SSD controller in early 2021.

Sales of client HDDs drop, but capacities set records.

The RV64X group wants to create a universal RISC-V-based CPU-GPU-VPU core.

AMD's RDNA2 GPUs support Duty Cycle Scaling capability.

Intel's new graphics cards are here, but they will not work with all systems.

Seagate brings future closer with commercial HAMR hard drives, expansion of dual-actuator HDD evaluation program.

As eight new GPU developers enter the scene in 2020, AMD and Nvidia are about to face strong competition.

OWC's Envoy Pro FX combines performance, ruggedness, and compatibility with TB3 & USB hosts.

Sonnet's eGPU Breakaway Pucks can upgrade Intel-based iMac, Mac Mini, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro.

Flash storage projected to get cheaper due to NAND bit oversupply.

German scientists to adopt DL/ML & Nvidia's GPUs for research.

PowerColor's Red Devil Radeon RX 6900 XT looks impressive and uses proprietary PCB.

Seagate has designed its own RISC-V cores for controllers and real-time data analysis.