Intel has announced that it will be discontinuing the production of its 8th generation Coffee Lake CPU lineup, starting this year. As per its product change notice (PCN), the lineup...
While the consumer PC world tries to settle in with Intel's recently launched 10th generation Comet Lake-S processor, it looks like the semiconductor maker could already be hard at work...
AMD has been in a very good position for the last several years. It's Ryzen desktop CPUs are already in its third generation while its new Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series...
As the US doubles down on its sanctions against Huawei, the Chinese semiconductor and telecommunications maker has been doing all it can to stay relevant in the market. And while...
Qualcomm very recently announced two new Wi-Fi 6E solutions for the mobile market. The products are the FastConnect 6900 and FastConnect 6700. As per Qualcomm's official statement, both the FastConnect...
AMD's Renoir-based Ryzen 4000 Mobile series have been out and about for a little while now, and it's not an exaggeration that they are nothing short of impressive. Now it...
Linus Torvalds is undoubtedly a legend in his own right. Officially referred to as the godfather and creator of the popular Linux kernel and operating system, the Finnish software engineer...
ARM, the company that has its hands in almost every chipset on the current market, recently announced its next-generation lineup of products, designed for what it describes as the "5G...
Samsung recently launched the Exynos 880 SoC, a mobile chipset the brand has designed for the mid-range market. More importantly, it's also a chipset that is capable of delivering 5G...
Aside from smartphones and telecommunications, it’s easy to forget that Samsung is also a major player in the semiconductor business and will be one of the providers of 5nm chips...
In a strange turn of events, AMD seems to have backtracked on a decision regarding backwards compatibility. What we’re speaking about is, of course, the CPU and GPU maker’s decision...
China's only ruling government, the Chinese Communist Party, recently made the decision to pump US$2.2 billion (~RM9.57 billion) of its funds into a local chipmaker called Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation...
