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It's lightweight, has Arm inside and runs Windows 11: a review of the ultraportable Microsoft Surface 13-inch 1st Edition laptop
It's lightweight, has Arm inside and runs Windows 11: a review of the ultraportable Microsoft Surface 13-inch 1st Edition laptop
Why didn't robots, desktop POPS, and cores galore at Nvidia's GTC artificial intelligence meet impress that much?
Why didn't robots, desktop POPS, and cores galore at Nvidia's GTC artificial intelligence meet impress that much?
AWS latest to go nuclear, big AI powered anti-Harris/Walz bot network mapped out; and thanks to AI, the chips are both down and up
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AWS latest to go nuclear, big AI powered anti-Harris/Walz bot network mapped out; and thanks to AI, the chips are both down and up
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Layoffs loom for Samsung in New Zealand, Australia and SE Asia, following sliding share price due to unconvincing AI efforts
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Layoffs loom for Samsung in New Zealand, Australia and SE Asia, following sliding share price due to unconvincing AI efforts
Once the world's biggest and most valuable chip maker, sickly looking Intel is now a takeover target
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Once the world's biggest and most valuable chip maker, sickly looking Intel is now a takeover target
Researchers suggest throw away your computer if 'Sinkclose' flaw in AMD processors is exploited to run malware
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Researchers suggest throw away your computer if 'Sinkclose' flaw in AMD processors is exploited to run malware
Unable to capitalise on AI, chip giant Intel will shed 15,000 staff and cut costs by US$10 billion
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Unable to capitalise on AI, chip giant Intel will shed 15,000 staff and cut costs by US$10 billion
Pivoting from Crowdstrike to electrocuted Intel processors, and the PKFail serious security vulnerability, July's been a tough month for PC users
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Pivoting from Crowdstrike to electrocuted Intel processors, and the PKFail serious security vulnerability, July's been a tough month for PC users
'Wintel' alliance between Microsoft and Intel sidelined by fast and power-efficient Arm chips
Meta AI now available in NZ; vendors tout AI, but will it be inflationary and kill the planet?