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Editor-in-Chief of HWZ holding an Intel robotics platform based on the next-gen Intel Panther Lake with Intel Arizona’s Fab 52 in the background.
PC

Intel Core Ultra series 3 unpacked: Can Panther Lake on Intel 18A secure Intel’s future?

Jack Weast, Intel Fellow, VP and GM of Intel Automotive, had much to share about their all-new expanded approach for this year, including launching new partnerships and a new ACU and GPU for their platform. (Image: Intel)
Lifestyle

Intel’s expanded SDV automotive platform will bring these 3 much needed benefits for the auto industry

Mobile

2025 Tech Trends: Latest trends, products to expect, and more

The Vision Pro headset at its grand unveiling back at WWDC 2023.
Mobile

The Apple Vision Pro has launched: What’s the general consensus so far?

NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture Image; click to zoom in. (Image source: NVIDIA)
PC

NVIDIA’s new 200-billion transistor Blackwell B200 GPU will tackle XXXL-sized generative AI models

John Weast, VP and GM for Intel Automotive, introduced the company's first AI-enhanced SoCs for software-defined vehicles (SDV).
Lifestyle

From a new SoC to an open automotive chiplet platform: How Intel is bringing the AI PC to the car

PC

Best of Computing: Tech Awards 2023 Readers' Choice series

Deals

Deal alert: 3.3 Computing and accessories deals special edition

PC

Can computers ever think like humans? Cognitive computing is coming to bridge that

PC

Intel's 3 assumptions will personalize computing to new heights

HP showcased a range of desktop, notebook, and print solutions for both enterprise and consumer use.
PC

HP PPS Innovation Day: HP showcases blended reality Sprout PC & notebook and printer innovations

The new Tegra X1 is NVIDIA's most powerful mobile chip yet.
Mobile

Preview: NVIDIA Tegra X1 Benchmark Results

If you want to start developing gesture and facial recognition software, you'll need the Creative Interactive Gesture Camera Developer Kit which will cost you US$149.
PC

Intel to Drive Developers Towards Perceptual Computing