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Hey Google, Pixel 5a Is One Of The Best Values In 5G Android Phones Currently

We’ve spent a couple weeks with the Pixel 5 a on test drive and can report that Google has once again done more with less, and for less. This phone really shines with a pure stock Android 11 OS driving the hardware, but also one of the most well-optimized Android experiences I’ve worked with in a long time.

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PC Industry Growth Stagnating? Leading Indicators Say Otherwise

Though it’s logical to consider that the pandemic-driven demand bubble won’t continue indefinitely, some large industry analytics firms are forecasting a near-term decline that doesn’t necessarily add up in my opinion. In fact, some of these firms have been consistently raising their unit sales guidance throughout the last couple of years, and we think the PC industry will continue to prove them wrong.

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Arm CEO Denounces IPO Chatter, Says NVIDIA Acquisition Is Critical Path Forward

NVIDIA’s acquisition of Arm could have far reaching implications that resonate throughout the technology industry, due to the pervasiveness of Arm’s IP and the company’s current business model, which licenses core processor architecture innovations to many chip partners. Arm technology is quite literally everywhere, from cellphones to cars, industrial equipment, the IoT, and the data center.

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Chips Designed By AI Are The Future Beyond Moore's Law

As detrimental as the current semiconductor shortage is, however, another challenging shortage may be looming, and it’s one that could stall development and innovation of new chips and processors worldwide, without a sea change in how chips are designed.

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Research Report: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Chromebook Performance Analysis

In this paper, we have tested Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Chromebook reference platforms against competing devices equipped with processors from Intel and MediaTek. This data is a first-look at Snapdragon 7c performance since the platform’s launch, and it’s the first time the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c compute platform has been tested in a Chromebook.

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Xilinx SmartNIC SN1000 To Accelerate A New Breed Of Adaptable, Intelligent Data Centers

Adaptive silicon solutions heavyweight, Xilinx, has just announced a new line of SmartNIC, or intelligent, adaptable Network Interface Cards, consisting of not only the physical Alveo SN1000 line, but broad platform solution frameworks and references designs to address major market opportunities like AI-powered video analytics and algorithmic financial trading. In addition, the company has launched an FPGA platform app store with ready-to-deploy solutions that address several key markets, such as data analytics, video and image processing, HPC, machine learning, networking and security.

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Qualcomm Acquires NUVIA For $1.4 Billion To Take Apple, Intel And AMD Head-On

Mobile silicon heavyweight and 5G innovator Qualcomm announced a blockbuster deal this morning, that it intends to acquire NUVIA for $1.4 billion. As a custom Arm-based CPU start-up, NUVIA’s design engineering and executive team brings with it a pedigree of proven execution, having formerly contributed to custom Arm CPU development at Apple for its Mac and iPhone products. It’s a bold move by Qualcomm that makes a lot of sense, and likely accelerates its efforts to expand into new markets and product categories.

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Intel’s Mobileye Achieves Lidar Breakthrough With New Photonic Integrated Circuit

Details were also given regarding Mobileye’s plans for software-defined radar customized to autonomous vehicles, but it’s the new Lidar SoC that could really be the game changer. Costs can mount quickly when outfitting AVs with current Lidar sensors and technologies. The future photonic integrated circuit, or PIC, however, which is expected to arrive in 2025, could drive costs down significantly, while easing integration.

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