Motorola has begun testing the beta version of Moto AI artificial intelligence
Nvidia has developed an AI model called Fugatto to create realistic sounds
ChatGPT developers will release their browser to compete with Google Chrome
Stellantis introduces a single STLA Frame platform for all car series
Akash System uses diamonds to cool processors in data centers, space and military equipment
25% of the code for Google is written by artificial intelligence
Netflix has not released a single AAA game and is shutting down its game development department
BitEnergy AI developers were able to reduce the energy consumption of AI computing systems by 95%
7Sense SuperBrain 1 helmet headset allows blind people to sense their surroundings by converting images into tactile signals
OpenAI Canvas is a new interface for code and creating texts in ChatGPT
Oppo A6 Pro smartphone review: ambitious
Creating new mid-range smartphones is no easy task. Manufacturers have to balance performance, camera capabilities, displays, and the overall cost impact of each component. How the new Oppo A6 Pro balances these factors is discussed in our review.
Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 review: comfort in priority
Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 is a wireless keyboard and mouse set that focuses on comfort during long hours of work, not only due to the ergonomics of the case, but also constructive additions.
DRAM shortage hits the auto industry: why car prices are rising following components
The global RAM shortage has affected not only gamers, but also the automotive industry. Automobile giants are forced to increase the cost of their products and components due to a sharp increase in the need for memory chips in modern cars.
Record-breaking battery life: 99.9 Wh battery in a NEC laptop weighing less than 1 kg
NEC has launched the ultra-light LAVIE BM94C, weighing 999g and equipped with a 99.9Wh battery. The device offers up to 30.5 hours of video playback and offers state-of-the-art specifications powered by Intel Core Ultra.


