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ASUS has just unveiled two exciting new monitors, both of which fall under the company's ProArt Display line. These two ASUS monitors pack quite a punch, with the PA32KCX being the more exciting, higher-end model capable of full 8K support.
NVIDIA Working With Partners To Create New SFF Gaming PC Ecosystem Powered By “SFF Enthusiast GeForce” GPUs
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US promises Samsung $6.4B to build more chips on US soil, which only increases the chance of a Made in USA GPU at some point
The US government has announced it will hand $6.4B to Samsung, in a bid to get more advanced chips produced on US soil. The company, headquartered in South Korea, is currently in the process of building chipmaking facilities, including a fab and packaging plant, in Taylor, Texas and this big influx of cash hopes to convince it to stay in the Lone Star State for the long-term.
AMD & Vindral Demo 8K 10-bit HDR Live Streaming With Ultra-Low Latency
AMD has teamed up with Vindral to showcase 8K 10-bit HDR live streaming capabilities on its Alveo hardware, bringing high-quality and richer streams to audiences.
iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max to Feature Special ‘Atomic Layer Deposition’ Coating To Reduce Lens Flare And Improve Image Quality
Apple has been reported on multiple occasions to bring various camera improvements to the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, which includes bringing the tetraprism upgrade to the smaller version and an entirely new Sony sensor for the primary unit. The company also intends to address the lens flare problem on its upcoming premium models, with the latest rumor stating that a special ‘Atomic Layer Deposition’ (ALD) coating will be used to alleviate that effect while improving image quality. Let us take a look at the details.
iPhone 17 To Reportedly Miss Out On TSMC’s Cutting-Edge 2nm Process, A19 Pro To Likely Use More Advanced 3nm Node
Apple currently leverages TSMC’s 3nm process for several of its chipsets, and the company may stick to this manufacturing process for a few iPhone generations. According to the latest report, the iPhone 17 will not be the first lineup to sport an A-series SoC fabricated on the ultra-advanced 2nm node. This will mean that the A19 Pro that is expected in 2025 will retain the 3nm lithography, but it will not be the same technology, as you will soon find out.