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Intel announces Ice Lake second generation 10nm processors

Intel continues to develop and introduce new platforms. While we await the imminent departure of Kaby Lake-X and Skylake-X and the future Coffee Lake. This time it’s about Ice Lake. The new 10nm processors that will replace Cannon Lake, whose production will begin later this year.

In this way Ice Lake becomes the second generation of CPUs in 10nm of the company, being Cannon Lake the first. Basically, the building blocks of the design are in the later stages. This leads to nothing starting the physical production of the initial wafer samples, followed by mass production.

Infrared Wi-Fi which uses harmless infrared light for very fast data transferring of about 42.8 Gb/s.

Infrared Wi-Fi As Beam New Light Wi-Fi 100 Times Faster and Overload Free Network

For every degree the temperature rises, the suicide rate rises by 0.7% in the United States and 2.1% in Mexico, according to research in Nature Climate Change. In view of the estimated global warming by 2050, this phenomenon could lead to 40,000 suicides in these countries alone. Climate change could increase the suicide rate. This … Read more

The new MIT lA can replace the background of any image

CSAIL, MIT’s research laboratory, used the potential of Automated Learning to develop a powerful image editing tool. Selecting objects within an image requires a tedious process and great editing skills because many elements overlap or are part of different parts. However, this tool manages to automate the process by dividing all elements into segments and … Read more

Lenovo Flexible Folding Notebook / Laptop Tablets With Flexible Display

The news comes from the event Transform that they are working on a Lenovo Folding Notebook or laptop. It was at the Lenovo TechWorld event that was held in June last year, in which the Chinese giant Lenovo first showed the world the CPlus and Folio. These are the concepts of folding mobile capable of becoming smartwatch and tablet that can fold in half. At that time we were surprised, but since then there is a little information this topic.

At the end of June 2000, Bill Clinton presented the design of the Human Genome Project to the White House. There, accompanied by scientists Francis Collins and Craig Venter and Tony Blair, the President of the United States announced the first results of a map that enabled us to decipher the Book of Life, our … Read more

The formation of galaxies could be controlled by supermassive black holes

Scientists and experts have long suspected that supermassive black holes affect the formation of galaxies in some ways. Also, that is an idea that makes sense as we will see below. A new study published this week in The Astrophysical Journal notes. In which the experts may have found the clues behind that possible link between supermassive black holes and the formation of … Read more

China is building an artificial rainwater system

Is it a reality that China is building an artificial rainwater system? In the future we will not have to be at the mercy of the heavens; we will be able to create rain where we need it and supply our needs, both for consumption and for irrigation. China is building an artificial rainwater system … Read more

This is Sonos One, the first voice-controlled Sonos smart speaker

Sonos is the benchmark for high-quality wireless sound systems. It was the first company to integrate the multitude of services. And to facilitate the use of Spotify in the home in operations of several loudspeakers and rooms. But came Echo from Amazon and Google Home. Its integration of voice commands capable of performing many tasks. … Read more

WPA3, what it is and what improvements it brings to WiFi security

We recently talked about a virus capable of hacking the security of your WiFi network. It was a dangerous security problem that affected WiFi networks around the world. All, because at this point they are still working with the WPA2 protocol. Many device and software manufacturers have been releasing updates. But the final solution to this incidence will not … Read more