AMD has announced that it plans to transition from 14nm LP (low power) to 12nm LP FinFET process in 2018. The announcement was made by AMD’s Mark Papermaster, during the...
Amidst all the OEM systems that were revealed at AMD Ryzen Pro media event in New York earlier this week, Lenovo has brought out something extra though. Alongside its Ryzen...
Not to be outdone by its close competitors Dell and Lenovo, HP has also announced that it will soon ship AMD Ryzen Pro processors for its commercial customers as well. This particular...
The relationship between AMD and Dell seems to be quite great as of late since the later has been coming out with several Ryzen-based systems including Inspiron 27 7000 AIO,...
Lenovo has announced that commercial customers are now able to obtain its ThinkCentre M715 desktop systems with the new AMD Ryzen Pro processors. This was revealed during the AMD Ryzen...
Originally announced back in June, AMD Ryzen Pro processors for commercial desktops have officially arrived in the market. As per our previous report, there are several factors that differentiate the...
Intel has announced new additions to its HEDT product line. This comes in the form of Xeon W processors, which consists of eight different CPUs. It’s worth noting that these...
Aside from unveiling its lineup of RX Vega graphics cards for PC gamers and enthusiasts, AMD has also announced two brand new Radeon Pro graphics cards: Radeon Pro WX 9100...
It looks like Intel is set to be be dethroned from being the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer - a title it has held for the past 26 years. Samsung Electronics...
AMD has unveiled its latest lineup of products in the form of brand new CPUs. These CPUs are branded under the red company’s new “Ryzen Pro” family. According to AMD,...
AMD has officially released its first ever Vega-based graphics card called the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition. The workstation-grade graphics card was first unveiled about a month ago, during the company’s...
Everyone wants to have their own AI assistant, but not all have the computing power necessary to make it work. IBM, through it's Watson supercomputer, is looking to bridge this...
