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Intel refocuses its European efforts to Ireland, Germany, and Poland.

But with the Core i9's reputation looking very iffy, would anyone want to take the gamble and use it in an industrial situation?

The Galaxy Book 4 Ultra makes a compelling case for itself in the premium laptop category with a potent blend of performance and power efficiency and a gorgeous AMOLED display. Don’t let the high pricing scare you off; perpetual discounts change the value proposition.

The HP Envy x360 2-in-1 and Lenovo Slim 7i might look similar at first glance, but there are some crucial differences in specs, price, and performance you need to know about before choosing one.

SK Group Chairperson Chey Tae-won says that Nvidia may lose its place among the top corporations globally if AI technologies fail to guarantee profits in a couple of years. However, Nvidia's competitors pose a bigger threat if they develop chips that could perform just as well but at a lesser…

Nobody Wants to Die is a noir dystopian thriller game released on Steam on July 17, 2024, and is set New York in year 2329

Intel has released a new lineup of 14th Gen Raptor Lake Refresh processors featuring P-cores and no E-cores. Unfortunately, the lineup is inaccessible to mainstream customers and is being made exclusive to OEM customers for embedded solutions.

AMD's Zen 6 processors will arrive in 2025, but Intel will take the CPU server market lead for the first time in a decade with Granite Rapids.

Intel XeSS SDK gets updated to version 1.3.1.