Intel’s Panther Lake Xe3 GPU Puts Up A Big Score In Leaked 3DMark Test Result
TITLE: Intel’s Panther Lake Xe3 GPU Shows Stunning Performance Leap in Latest Benchmark Leak Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake processors are…
TITLE: Intel’s Panther Lake Xe3 GPU Shows Stunning Performance Leap in Latest Benchmark Leak Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake processors are…
Nscale has signed one of the largest AI infrastructure contracts ever with Microsoft, reportedly worth up to $14 billion. The deal involves deploying approximately 200,000 Nvidia GB300 GPUs across multiple data centers in the US and Europe.
UK-based AI infrastructure provider Nscale has significantly expanded its partnership with Microsoft through what sources indicate could be one of the largest artificial intelligence infrastructure contracts ever signed. According to reports, the deal involves the deployment of approximately 200,000 Nvidia GB300 GPUs to Microsoft facilities across multiple countries.
The Mesa 26.0 graphics stack has officially entered its feature development phase following the branching of Mesa 25.3. Meanwhile, Imagination’s PowerVR Mesa Vulkan driver has reportedly expanded unofficial support to include additional GPU models, potentially benefiting more Linux users with compatible hardware.
The open-source Mesa graphics stack has reached a significant milestone with Mesa 26.0 now entering feature development, according to reports from Phoronix founder Michael Larabel. This transition follows the branching of Mesa 25.3, which signals the stabilization period for the previous release while developers begin implementing new features for the upcoming version.
Apple has introduced three new devices powered by its next-generation M5 chipset, promising significant AI and graphics improvements. The 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro all feature enhanced performance and are set to go on sale later this month.
Apple has officially unveiled its next-generation chipset across three flagship products, marking what sources indicate could be a significant leap in artificial intelligence capabilities. According to reports, the new M5 processor delivers up to 4x the peak GPU compute performance for AI workloads compared to its M4 predecessor.
The budget CPU market is undergoing a fundamental transformation that leaves PC builders with fewer affordable options. According to industry analysis, what manufacturers now label as “budget” processors carry prices approaching $300 while offering diminishing value compared to previous generations.
The era of truly affordable processors appears to be ending, according to reports analyzing current market trends. What was once a vibrant category enabling PC enthusiasts to build capable systems at reasonable prices has gradually eroded, with so-called “budget” CPUs now carrying premium price tags while offering compromised value propositions.
Apple has announced major upgrades to its Vision Pro spatial computer, introducing the powerful M5 chip and a new comfort-focused Dual Knit Band. The enhancements promise improved performance, better display quality, and increased wearability for extended use.
Apple has unveiled significant hardware upgrades to its Vision Pro spatial computer, marking the first substantial refresh since the device’s initial launch in February 2024. According to reports, the updated model features the new M5 chip and introduces an improved comfort system through the Dual Knit Band accessory.
Startup AI infrastructure provider Nscale has reportedly signed a significant agreement with Microsoft to deploy approximately 200,000 Nvidia GPUs across multiple data centers. The deal represents one of the largest AI infrastructure deployments announced this year and signals growing demand for high-performance computing resources.
AI hyperscaler startup Nscale has reportedly signed a substantial agreement with Microsoft to bring advanced Nvidia hardware to multiple data centers across Europe and the United States, according to company announcements. Sources indicate the deal involves approximately 200,000 Nvidia GB300 GPUs destined for three European facilities and one American location.
Apple has launched its next-generation M5 processor, featuring 10 CPU cores and 10 GPU cores with substantial AI performance enhancements. The chip powers updated versions of the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro, all available for pre-order starting today.
Apple has officially unveiled its M5 processor, which the company claims represents “the next big leap in AI performance” for its silicon lineup. According to reports, the new chip features 10 CPU cores and 10 GPU cores and appears in newly updated versions of the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro. Sources indicate these devices are now available for pre-order in the U.S. and U.K. markets.
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