New Sony PS5-Optimized A95 SSD Brings Extreme Speeds Up to 7.4GB/s By Anton Shilov published 17 September 21 Third-party PS5 SSDs can beat Sony's own drives.
Ding! Toshiba's Microwave-Assisted 18TB Hard Drives Are Ready for Desktops, NAS By Anton Shilov published 17 September 21 Toshiba unveils 18TB X300 and N300 HDDs for desktops and NAS .
Apple Now Facing Class Action Suit for Cracked M1 MacBook Screens By Anton Shilov published 17 September 21 Apple sued for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro screen cracks.
Via Labs Launches USB4 Controller, Paving the Way for USB4 Hubs By Anton Shilov published 16 September 21 Via Labs' VL830 USB4 endpoint device controller will power hubs.
Jam 80 Cores, 768GB of RAM into E-ATX Case With This Tiny Board By Anton Shilov published 16 September 21 Adlink's COM-HPC Ampere Altra Module has up to 80 cores, 768 GB of DRAM.
First Coolers for AMD's AM5 and SP5 CPUs Spotted By Anton Shilov published 16 September 21 Coolers for AMD's Zen 4-based CPUs listed by CoolServer.
Apple's A15 Bionic Geekbenched: 55% Higher GPU Performance By Anton Shilov published 16 September 21 Apple's A15 Bionic massively improves GPU performance.
Jensen Huang Makes Time 100 List of Influential People By Anton Shilov published 15 September 21 The Time 100: Jensen Huang and Elon Musk recognized as Innovators, Tim Cook is a Titan.
Russian Company Develops 32-Bit RISC-V Microcontroller By Anton Shilov published 15 September 21 Mikron's MCU32 MCU could replace STM's STM32L0.
Lexar Launches NM800 SSDs: Up to 7400 MBps with Graphene Heat Spreader By Anton Shilov published 15 September 21 Lexar's NM800 SSDs combine performance, thin profile, and longevity.
Jingjia Micro Tapes Out JM9-Series GPUs, Aiming for GTX 1080 Performance By Anton Shilov published 15 September 21 Jingjia Micro tapes out JM9231 and JM9271 GPUs.
AMD: Confident in Our Suppliers, Set to Grow in 2022 By Anton Shilov published 11 September 21 AMD to continue focusing on high-end parts to hit financial targets.
TSMC Price Hikes to Result in Higher Retail Pricing For Pretty Much Everything By Anton Shilov published 11 September 21 Low-end smartphones and PCs to get more expensive because of chip prices.
TeamGroup's New Cheap PCIe 4.0 SSDs Start at $75 By Anton Shilov published 10 September 21 TeamGroup's T-Force Cardea Z44L has a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface, but it will shine in PCIe 3.0 systems too.
Lawyers Are Looking Into Cracked M1 MacBook Screens By Anton Shilov published 9 September 21 Law firm Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is searching for owners of M1-based MacBooks with cracked screens to file a potential class action lawsuit.
InnoGrit's Inexpensive SSD Controller Enables 7 GBps Reads By Anton Shilov published 9 September 21 InnoGrit's RainierQX enables inexpensive SSDs with up to 7 GB/s sequential reads, up to 1 million random IOPS.
VMware Announces Tech Preview of Hypervisor for Apple's M1 By Anton Shilov published 9 September 21 VMware's Fusion hypervisor for Apple Silicon SoCs is nearly here--but with limitations.
Qualcomm Snapdragon-Powered Ally PC Lands at $149 By Anton Shilov published 9 September 21 Qualcomm's Snapdragon finds its way into embedded desktops.
Sony's PlayStation 5 Uses SSD Controller Developed by Marvell By Anton Shilov published 8 September 21 Additional details about Sony PS5's SSD controller emerge.
Lenovo Unveils 27-Inch Thunderbolt 4 Monitor with Built-In Dock By Anton Shilov published 8 September 21 Lenovo's new 27-inch LCD combines color accuracy and Thunderbolt 4 connectivity.
MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Aero Brings Speed to Mini-ITX Systems By Anton Shilov published 8 September 21 MSI unveils one of the world's most powerful Mini-ITX graphics cards to date.
Intel CEO: Clients Want Custom x86-Based SoCs By Anton Shilov published 4 September 21 Intel: We'll have our 'Zen moments.'
Microsoft Might Enable Android Apps on Xbox: Microsoft Store Listing By Anton Shilov published 3 September 21 Microsoft offers developers a tool to test Android apps on Xbox One.
SMIC to Build China's Largest Fab For $8.87 Billion By Anton Shilov published 3 September 21 Despite U.S. sanctions, SMIC keeps expanding.
Apple Exploring RISC-V, Hiring RISC-V 'High Performance' Programmers By Anton Shilov published 3 September 21 Apple says it is implementing 'innovative RISC-V solutions' in a job listing for a RISC-V 'high performance' programmer.
