In the dynamic world of semiconductor manufacturing, Intel has long been seen as trailing behind its main competitor, TSMC, in terms of progress on advanced nodes. However, since CEO Pat Gelsinger embarked on an aggressive comeback strategy upon returning to the company in 2021, Intel appears to be on the path to regaining its industry dominance. In a recent interview,
Database software company MongoDB has recently disclosed a malicious hack of its corporate systems, raising concerns about the security of customer data. In a brief notice posted over the weekend, the New York-based company revealed that it detected suspicious activity on its network on December 13th. Further investigations confirmed that hackers had successfully infiltrated its systems for an undisclosed period
In a significant development for computer enthusiasts and tech enthusiasts alike, MSI and ASRock have announced their adoption of the new DDR5 memory standard. With these leading motherboard manufacturers on board, it’s only a matter of time before other companies, such as Gigabyte and Asus, follow suit. This announcement paves the way for groundbreaking advancements in RAM capacity and performance.
After two years of development, Intel has finally submitted its “revamped” Xe kernel graphics driver for inclusion in the mainline kernel. This significant milestone marks a major step forward in enhancing graphics capabilities for Linux users. With the new Xe graphics driver, Intel aims to deliver improved performance, expanded hardware support, and a seamless experience for its upcoming products. Features
AMD has recently unveiled a new iteration of its FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) feature, bringing a significant boost to frame rates. Not only that, but AMD has also made the technology open source, allowing game developers and modders alike to integrate it into their projects. This move showcases AMD’s commitment to advancing its DLSS rival and closing the performance gap
Nvidia’s anticipated RTX Super refreshes for Lovelace have been the subject of much speculation and rumors. Recent information suggests that these new graphics cards will be released in a staggered manner throughout January. In this article, we delve into the details and discuss the potential impact of Nvidia’s upcoming lineup. Reveal of New RTX 4070 and 4080 Graphics Cards Nvidia
Intel, the renowned semiconductor manufacturer, has announced a groundbreaking development in its product lineup. The company is embarking on a new path forward with the launch of a new family of chips that utilizes tiles to comprise its CPUs, departing from the traditional monolithic design. This breakthrough is seen as a watershed moment for Intel as it seeks to redefine
The highly anticipated release of the Intel Core Ultra processor has left tech enthusiasts with mixed feelings. After years of hype building up to this moment, expectations were high for a significant leap in power and efficiency. However, initial testing reveals that while the Core Ultra offers a mild uplift compared to previous chips, it delivers solid integrated graphics performance.
In a concerning development, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning about a targeted cyberattack campaign conducted by a Russian military intelligence unit. These threat actors have been actively exploiting a vulnerability within JetBrains TeamCity software, posing a significant risk to various organizations. It is crucial for affected entities to act swiftly, as this breach could
Proofpoint, a leading cybersecurity company, has sounded an alarm about a skilled threat actor who has adopted a new modus operandi of utilizing emails as a means to deploy malware. This article delves into the tactics employed by the threat actor known as TA4557 and highlights the importance of enhanced user awareness training for recruiters to mitigate this pervasive threat.
AMD has recently showcased the impressive performance capabilities of its highly anticipated Radeon RX 7000 ‘RDNA 3’ GPUs in the visually stunning and immersive game, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. With the support of AMD’s cutting-edge FSR 3 upscaling technology, the game delivers over 100 frames per second (FPS), providing gamers with an exceptional gaming experience. AMD’s FSR 3 Upscaling Technology
AMD has made significant strides in enabling further support for its highly anticipated next-generation RDNA 4 “GFX12” GPUs in the Linux ecosystem. As Team Red prepares for the launch of its RDNA 4 GPU lineup, ramping up Linux compatibility has become a priority for the company. In recent developments, new patches for the AMDGPU LLVM shader compiler have been released,
