Jabil to Acquire Intel’s Silicon Photonics Business
Jabil to take over Silicon Photonics pluggable optical transceiver product lines from Intel.
Final Fantasy XIV Patch 6.51 starts new PvP season, opens new variant dungeons, and begins Fall Guys collab
The list of things to do within Final Fantasy XIV has gotten just a little bit bigger today thanks to Patch 6.51, which introduces new...
Western Digital Spins Off Flash Memory Business After Kioxia Merger Talks Fizzle
In a surprise move, Western Digital is splitting its hard disk drive (HDD) and flash memory storage businesses into separate companies, effectively spinning off its solid state drive (SSD) division. The move comes around the eight-year anniversary of when Western Digital announced plans to acquire SanDisk for $19 billion (the deal closed in
The Daily Grind: How much preparation are you willing to do for MMO combat?
It was Lord of the Rings Online’s traps that made me ponder this question. I remember playing LOTRO years ago when traps were part and...
New World uses wealth-disparity tools and trade indicies to balance its economy
This week’s New World Forged in Aeternum video is a meaty one, at least if you’re the type of MMORPG player who gets all revved...
AMD’s Zen 5 Strix Point laptop chips could be delayed – especially the most powerful APUs
The most powerful Strix Point Halo APUs might be pushed back a long way, sadly.
Creality K1 Max Review: Bigger Core XY with a little Lux
Creality saved its new AI camera and LIDAR sensors for the larger K1Max.
Apple Debuts MacBook Pros with 3nm M3 Pro and M3 Max, New 24-inch iMac
The entire M3 family of chips uses 3nm EUV process tech.
Scary Fast Apple Announces M3 Family With MacBook Pro and iMac In Tow
All Hallows’ Eve might be when the kids go out trick-or-treating, but the night before — this night — is the night where we all bob for Apples. In a spooky themed, online-only event, Apple CEO Tim Cook led a cavalcade of corporate VPs announcing a new family of processors named M3 and a series of Macs sporting the latest in Apple Silicon.
Apple M3 chip: everything we know
Apple’s M2 series of chips has proven popular, but the M3 range could offer an even bigger performance bump.