Kioxia Launches XG7 & XG7-P PCIe 4.0 Consumer SSDs
Latest enthusiast-grade SSDs by Kioxia provide twice the performance.
AMD promises RDNA 3 GPUs will be as big a leap forward as Big Navi
AMD is already talking about ‘Bigger Navi’, and how we can expect to be impressed by these graphics cards.
Safely clone your drives offline with the Terramaster D2 Clone
Just slot in your drives, press the power button, and let it do the rest.
Ryzen 5000 CPU Runs on ASRock A320 Motherboard Through New Firmware
ASRock seemingly has new firmware allowing the budget A320M-HDV R4.0 motherboard to support Ryzen 5000 and 4000 CPUs.
Western Digital Gets Into Industrial-Grade M.2 SSDs With the IX SN530
Western Digital’s IX SN530 SSD is said to offer endurance, reliability and extended temperatures.
Take-Two Acquiring ‘Project Cars’ Publisher Codemasters For $1 Billion
Take-Two Interactive has reached an agreement to purchase UK-based publisher Codemasters. With an implied equity value at approximately $994M, the deal will bring the racing game publisher into Take-Two’s portfolio for more projected profits in the coming years. Codemasters publishes the F1, Dirt, and Project Cars series’, and will now work
Western Digital’s Ultrastar DC ZN540 Is the World’s First ZNS SSD
Western Digital’s Ultrastar DC ZN540 now sampling to select customers.
AMD Ryzen Embedded V2000 Series Delivers 7nm Zen 2 Brawn And Up To 4.25GHz Boost Clocks
AMD has rolled out a new generation of Ryzen Embedded processors, its V2000 series, which are based on the company’s 7-nanometer Zen 2 CPU architecture. Yes, Zen 2 was recently usurped in the architectural hierarchy by Zen 3 on the desktop and soon in the server sector as well, but it is not unusual for the embedded category to be a step behind
Intel Launches Its First Wi-Fi 6E-Capable Wireless Card
The Intel AX210 is the vendor’s first Wi-Fi 6E-capable M.2 wireless card.
Apple Unveils New Macs With Custom M1 CPUs And Big Unsubstantiated Performance Claims
Apple is hitting the ground running with its very first custom silicon designed specifically for running on its own Mac hardware. Meet Apple M1, which is a new Arm-based SoC that Apple says delivers a significant boost in performance over the Intel processors that it uses in its Macs, while offering unrivaled power efficiency.
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