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RAM: Differences between DDR4, DDR4L, DDR4U and LPDDR4

With the passage of technology, such as 3rd gen RAM and 4th gen RAM different types of memory have emerged that improved the previous generation, DDR, DDR2, DDR3 and the recent DDR4. After the passage of the old SDRAM memories that accompanied us throughout the 1990s, the era of DDR memories began in 2000 and continues … Read more

Intel acquires Deep Learning Startup Vertex.AI

Deep Learning is getting more and more popular among big giants. Intel joins the trend to invest in more technology and human capital to harness the potential of artificial intelligence to drive its products. Vertex.AI is one of the latest acquisitions to be integrated into the Artificial Intelligence Products Group. Remember that Vertex.AI is a … Read more

Apple cancels the App Store Affiliate Program

Like other companies, Apple has an affiliate program that allows users to earn small commissions by including links to applications, books, movies and songs on their websites, YouTube channels or social networks. Despite the popularity of the affiliate program, the company has suddenly announced that it will no longer offer apps from the App Store … Read more

PS5, Xbox Scarlett: Square Enix presents ray tracing integration in next-gen consoles

Today Luminous Productions presented a real-time raytracing demo titled Back Stage at the Japanese CEDEC Games Developer Conference. Next-generation consoles aren’t expected until the last half of 2020, while Square Enix, developer of the Final Fantasy saga, in particular, provides a video preview of the graphics capabilities of the upcoming PS5 and Xbox 2 (currently … Read more

Seagate FireCuda Gaming, external storage with RGB lighting

Seagate announces its FireCuda Gaming hard drive in 2.5-inch form factor and FireCuda Gaming Hub in 3.5-inch form factor, connected via USB 3.2 Gen 1 port. Seagate FireCuda Gaming, external storage with RGB lighting and capacities up to 16TB And the first product that will be going on sale is the FireCuda Gaming hard drive … Read more

AMD is silently introducing the new APU A8-7680 ‘Excavator’ FM2 + to the market

What will probably be worrying for many is that AMD is launching a new APU for its old and popular FM2+ socket. The A8-7680 processor. There were already indications that AMD was planning the arrival of a new A8-7680 processor through an ASRock BIOS update for its A68H motherboards, but many thought it was “fake. … Read more

NVIDIA Releases Apollo 11 Demo With Ray Tracing

A few years ago, before the introduction of the Maxwell architecture, NVIDIA prepared a demonstration of Apollo 11 based on VXGI technology (Voxel Global Illumination). The green company wanted to rebuild this demonstration, now using ray tracing technology. With the introduction of real-time ray tracing based on the new GeForce RTX cards, NVIDIA decided to … Read more

Does RTX 4090 double the performance of RTX 3090?

Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 4090 points to spectacular performance, according to the latest information. As we get closer to the launch of the RTX 40 series in the coming months, more and more interesting data is emerging. Nvidia RTX 4090 would be more than twice as fast as the RTX 3090 I mean RTX 4090>2x RTX … Read more

Chirp Data Over Sound Communication at 60 b/s Detail Specifications

Chirp data over sound is the new data communication protocol for secure and reliable communications in business.