The new Mac Pro, which completes Apple's migration from Intel architecture, is far from a revolutionary device. In fact, it really only makes sense when you see how the design targets a handful of customers.
Need to work seamlessly across PCs, phones, and tablets? Qualcomm reveals its cross-platform, multi-device scheme.
Neuromorphic computing could completely transform everything about the technology industry from programming languages to hardware.
Intel also shared the process and packaging technology roadmap that will take its product development through 2025, detailing new innovations and a new naming structure for its process nodes.
The company's researchers built a light-based tensor core that could be used, among other applications, for autonomous vehicles.
The Armv9 roadmap is the company's first new compute architecture in 10 years.
From a practical desktop perspective, the only Arm game in town right now is the Apple Silicon M1.
Intel's European rival reports a seventh consecutive quarter of losses on its wireless chip venture with Ericsson but announces a massive new deal with the French government.
If you're planning to test the beta of Windows 8 when it arrives early next year, you'd better start thinking about your hardware now. One of the killer features of the new operating system, Hyper-V virtualization, is picky about hardware. Here's what to look for.
At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in New Orleans, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates touts the performance benefits of 64-bit computing and shows how this generational leap in technology is already revolutionizing digital content creation.
Google finally launches its Find My Device network. Here are the Android models that support it
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