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TSMC Turned Down NVIDIA CEO’s Request For Dedicated Packaging Production Line – Report

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Quinas Technology’s “UltraRAM” Offers 10 Million Rewrite Cycles & 1,000 Years Of Data Retention, Technology Receives £1.1 Million Funding

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Quinas Technology, a startup by the UK semiconductor firm IQE, has received funding to initiate mass production of cutting-edge UltraRAM memory. UltraRAM Leverages On DRAM & NAND Capabilities Which Takes Memory Performance To New Levels UltraRAM is a memory technology developed by experts from the universities of Lancaster and Warwick in the UK. It leverages the advantages of the DRAM and NAND standards to create a high-end product. UltraRAM has a much longer data retention capability compared to traditional solutions, and it is rated up to 10 million rewrite cycles, according to Quinas Technology. Apart from that, the standard can […]

Qualcomm Snapdragon X Laptops See Sluggish Adoption As PassMark Reports 0.3% Share Against x86’s 99.7%

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Qualcomm Snapdragon X CPUs & the first "AI PC" laptops were all the hype a few weeks back but it looks like actual adoption isn't as great, just like the actual performance which has been a mixed bag so far. With A 0.3% Share In PassMark Since Launch, Qualcomm's Snapdragon X CPUs Might Look In A Dire Situation Qualcomm's Snapdragon X lineup, which was expected to shake things up in the AI PC market, hasn't had the consumer response it might have anticipated. Back when the CPUs were initially announced, Qualcomm's CEO, Cristiano Amon, claimed that ARM-based CPUs are expected […]
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