Samsung develops 512GB DDR5 memory for advanced computing
Samsung's first DDR5 memory offers data transfer rate of up to 7,200Mbps and is aimed at advanced computing applications.
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Google's Nest Hub uses machine learning to help improve sleeping habits
The new Nest Hub wants to help you in the bedroom, through its new Sleep Sensing tech.
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X65 5G modem to come with 10Gpbs capability
The new modem also comes with sub-6GHz support.
Samsung introduces new MiniLED TV brand Neo QLED
The company also announced a 99-inch version of its MicroLED TV at its First Look event ahead of CES 2021.
Samsung to sell 110-inch MicroLED TV for homes
It will cost around $156,000.
Intel releases GPU with a focus on Android cloud gaming
The hardware is part of Intel's Xe strategy.
How would quantum computing change our world?
There are working machines today that perform some small part of what a full quantum computer may eventually do. But what are the real-world applications for quantum computing?
Army funds next generation of hybrid-drone engines
Army looks to LiquidPiston's hybrid-electric rotary engine for future of propulsion and auxiliary power.
Samsung's second Pyeongtaek chip line goes live
Samsung's second factory at Pyeongtaek will mass-produce EUV-based 10nm LPDDR5 DRAM.
Samsung applies 3D stacking tech on 7nm EUV chips
The technology will allow customers to design smaller and more powerful chips by stacking SRAM on top of the logic die.