Intel's second-generation Core Ultra processors, codenamed Arrow Lake, launching on October 10, will come with significant enhancements in base frequency and power efficiency. The flagship Core Ultra 9 285K features a 3.7GHz base frequency and a maximum of 250W power consumption.

Oracle introduced GPU compute clusters on its cloud infrastructure, reaching up to 2.4 ZFlops featuring NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, set to launch next year.

AMD's latest Ryzen Master update no longer supports Ryzen 1000/2000 and Threadripper 1000/2000 series, marking the end of an era for these initial high-performance desktop processors.

AMD advances mobile APUs with the Ryzen AI 300 series and reveals upcoming higher and lower-end models, promising significant performance boosts for various market segments.

AMD has launched the RX 7800M, a new high-end graphics card for gaming laptops, bridging the gap between its flagship and mainstream models. Featuring a Navi 32 core, it outperforms the mobile RTX 4070.

AMD has announced the introduction of the budget-friendly Krackan APU, based on Zen 5 architecture, slated for early 2025. This aims to cater to the mainstream mid-range market, in contrast to the higher-end Strix Point APU.

Toshiba unveils new high-capacity enterprise hard drives: MG11 series with up to 24TB using CMR technology, and MA series with up to 28TB using SMR.

Exploring Apple's transition from live, engaging product launch events to virtual shows, examining the impact on user connection and product perception.

Intel releases new Xeon W-3500 and W-2500 series processors. Overclocking enthusiasts push the Xeon W-3595X and W-3495X to extreme limits, achieving near 6GHz speeds and highlighting significant power consumption.

Intel's 18A (1.8nm) process is reportedly exceeding expectations, prompting the cancellation of the 20A (2nm) Arrow Lake processor. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger highlighted the process's impressive defect density at a recent conference. The first products using 18A are expected to launch in 2025, with potential customers such as Microsoft and the U.S. Department of Defense showing interest.