Intel
Will Microsoft revolutionise the PC industry - again?
Microsoft's introduction of a full Windows 10 experience on ARM CPUs has the potential to increase PC sales, but decrease Intel and AMD's revenues.
Ensuring Malaysia’s food security with IoT-BDA
Malaysia’s Ministry of Agriculture has partnered with Abbaco Controls and Intel to create a pilot program that will increase yields and rice harvests.
Nvidia accuses Intel of lying
GPU manufacturer Nvidia has accused Intel of promoting false benchmark figures about the performance of its Knights Landing Xeon Phi co-processor cards. Nvidia claims that in the latest version of the benchmark, Nvidia's Maxwell-based Tesla card is 30 percent faster. The company also says that a newer version of the Tesla co-processor using the latest Pascal GPU architecture would be 90 percent faster.
Doomsday prediction for transistors
A new study predicts that it will not be commercially profitable to shrink transistors beyond 2021. The chip industry will rely on 3D chip architectures and new interconnects to boost performance.
A new 'lake' from Intel
Intel launches 7th generation CPU
Ten core desktop CPUs also coming
Review: Dell XPS 15, a silver bullet
THESE days, the PC manufacturer Dell has a falling problem. Along with global PC sales, its own sales are dwindling. The former world number one is now third, behind Lenovo and HP. To make matters worse, smaller manufacturers like Asus and Acer are snapping at its heels.
Even in its once untouchable portable segment, sales are falling. Dell badly needs a winner - or a slew of winners. Is it possible that the new XPS 15 laptop heralds the beginning of a turnaround?
A gaming dragon rises
World's first laptop to feature eye-tracking
Desktop PC with two Nvidia graphics cards
Lenovo launches new products
Ideapad competes against Surface Pro 4
Pocket projector compatible with mobiles
LENOVO Malaysia has unveiled its latest products with the themes of “Empower, Engage and Experience.” These devices span the consumer, commercial and enterprise segments.
Review: The Acer Aspire R 14, your new officemate
THE Acer Group is having a good time these days. Although the PC market continues to shrink by single digits every year, Acer is bucking the trend. Last year, it managed to ship over 20 million desktop and laptop units, a growth of over 3%. Although many of the units were in the budget Chromebook segment, it is still a commendable achievement in a tightening market.
Asus flows into gamers' hearts
World's first liquid cooled laptop launched
League of Legends tournament coming soon
