In addition to 5G, the latest Bluetooth, C-V2X, and positioning
Qualcomm has announced the newest addition to its Snapdragon Auto Connectivity Platform, the Qualcomm QCA6797AQ, which is the industry’s first Automotive Grade Wi-Fi 7 Access Point solution.
Part of Crucial's Pro Series products
Crucial has announced two new Crucial Pro Series products, the Crucial DDR5 Pro Memory: Overclocking Edition DDR5-6000 16GB modules and the Crucial T705 M.2 Gen 5 SSD.
OnePlus unveils Watch 2 and opens early reservations
Launching on February 26th
As rumored earlier, the OnePlus Watch 2 will launch on February 26th, as the company has just opened up early bird reservations and unveiled the watch in its full glory.
Nothing Phone (2a) to feature custom Dimensity 7200 Pro chipset
Mediatek chip might give it a nice boost
Nothing has unveiled that the upcoming Nothing Phone (2a) will feature a custom Dimensity 7200 Pro SoC, co-developed with Mediatek. The 4nm SoC could give it an edge over similar competing phones on the market, at least if Nothing nails the price.
Gigabyte announces Gen 4 4000E series SSDs
Peaking at up to 4,000/3,900 MB/s
Gigabyte has introduced its new Gen 4 4000E SSD series, which is a more value-oriented drive.
Apple moves Vision Pro team to sort out foldable flop
Failure meets vapourware in custard's last stand
Fruity cargo cult Apple is so proud of its Vision Pro team, which made an expensive product which is being returned, it has shifted them to sorting out its foldable phone flop mess.
UK Post Office scandal might have been a sequel
Earlier software problems also jailed Post Masters
After the public outcry over the Post Office Horizon scandal, there are worries over an earlier system that came before the dodgy software popped up. Just like with Horizon, the Post Office nicked and punished sub-postmasters with mysterious gaps in its Capture system.
Samsung bags first order for 2nm chip
Leaves TSMC in the dust
Samsung is the first big player to land an order for a chip made with a 2nm process.
Chipzilla caught cheating on benchmarks
SPEC throws Poe and says, "Nevermore"
The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), which keeps fair and honest benchmarks for computing chips, has chucked out more than 2,600 results for Chipzilla Xeon chips.
Microsoft tinkers with Windows for AMD AI
Preparing Task Manager for the AI onslaught
Software King of the World, Microsoft seems to be gearing up for the inevitable rise of hardware-accelerated local AI tools and is tinkering with Windows software to play nice with AMD’s AI chips.