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Cisco launches AI job consortium to see which roles will be most affected by AI

Nine companies have committed to upskilling millions of workers over the next decade in readiness for AI.

TechRadar · Apr 5, 2024

SK hynix to Build $3.87 Billion Memory Packaging Fab in the U.S. for HBM4 and Beyond

SK hynix this week announced plans to build its advanced memory packaging facility in West Lafayette, Indiana. The move can be considered as a milestone both for the memory maker and the U.S., as this is the first advanced memory packaging facility in the country and the company's first significant…

AnandTech · Apr 5, 2024

What is an AI PC? Answers from Microsoft, Intel, and more explained

There's not really a clear-cut answer to the question, but we can provide some insight into what goes into an AI PC and what you can expect from it.

Windows Central · Apr 5, 2024

Splave uses ASRock's new Z790I Lightning WiFi motherboard to set multiple overclocking world records

Overclocker Splave used one of ASRock’s new motherboards to achieve multiple world records with Intel’s i9-14900KS CPU.

Tom’s Hardware · Apr 4, 2024

Intel foundry sees $7 billion in losses and doesn't expect to break even until 2027

Intel foundry unit reported $7 billion in losses which led to a share price drop of over 4%. According to Intel's CEO, these losses are partially due to a failure to switch to new machinery.

Windows Central · Apr 4, 2024

Some high-end MSI motherboards have failed due to cracking chip modules — but your rig will probably be OK

A major chip defect in some high-end MSI motherboards has left them DOA, but you'll likely be fine.

TechRadar · Apr 4, 2024

'Intel Air' employee flight shuttle resumes regular operations to Oregon, other fab sites – Another sign that Intel is on the upswing?

Intel has reinstated its air shuttle service from Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. An Intel-operated 50-passenger jet flew four times on Monday between Hillsboro and San Jose, California.

Tom’s Hardware · Apr 4, 2024

Razer's biggest, most powerful laptop yet is also the very first with Thunderbolt 5, but it'll cost you a pretty penny

Razer has updated its highest-end Blade with new internals, new refinements, and new tricks. I went hands-on, and here are my first impressions.

Windows Central · Apr 4, 2024

Acemagic F2A review

The latest Intel chip technology brings ARC graphics and Ultra processing to the Acemagic F2A.

TechRadar · Apr 4, 2024

The launch of AMD's Zen 5 processors is close, as motherboard manufacturers begin rolling out BIOSes supporting the next-gen chips

Computex is just a matter of weeks away.

PC Gamer · Apr 4, 2024