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Intel B580 GPU

Intel co-CEOs Remain Quiet On Complete Separation Of Manufacturing Business

Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

WB Games Montreal Lays Off 99 Staff Members, Majority Were Subcontractors

Lords of the Fallen

Lords of the Fallen Update 1.7 Improves Combat Fluidity, Adds NPC Summons

TSMC’s US Chipmaking Costs Can Be 30% Higher Due To Chemical Supply Chain Warns Bank

Fortnite OG

Fortnite OG Sees A Million Active Players In First 20 Minutes

Fartcoin Stuns The World With A $500 Million Market Cap: “Nobody Ever Went Broke Overestimating The Flatulence Of The American Public”

GeForce NOW The Thing Remastered

GeForce NOW Adds The Thing: Remastered, Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered and More

SpaceX Ships Brand New Starship Rocket To Test Pad Ahead Of Flight 7

Mafia: The Old Country Early Ad Shows Gorgeous Visuals, Summer 2025 Release Window

Apple cancels M4 Extreme Chip for Mac Pro

Apple Cancels Its Plans To Launch The Most Powerful M4 ‘Extreme’ Chip, Which Would Have Featured Up To A 64-Core CPU And A 160-Core GPU

Assassin’s Creed Shadows

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Will Be Close to Origins In Terms of Explorable Land; Wanted System, Procedural Factions, Canon Mode Detailed

Call of Duty

Call of Duty 2026 Rumored to Include Omnimovement, Wall Running, and Remastered MW3 Maps

iPhone 17 design to see a completely different rear camera arrangement, according to tipster

iPhone 17 Design To See A Radical Change, With A Tipster Commenting That The Rear Camera Array Will Be Completely Re-Arranged

Huawei's new Kirin 9020 has been mass produced using SMIC's 7nm process

Huawei Uses SMIC’s 7nm Process For The New Kirin 9020, Reveals Latest Findings, Which Also Hints That The Company Has Hit A Ceiling In Producing Advanced Chipsets

Not many developers want to make apps for the Apple Vision Pro

Apple Vision Pro App Development Progress Is Extremely Poor, With New Survey Revealing That Only 3 Percent Of Developers Are Making A Completely New Program For It

Apple releases macOS 15.2, watchOS 11.2, visionOS 2.2, tvOS 18.2

Apple Releases The Final Version Of macOS 15.2, watchOS 11.2, tvOS 18.2, And visionOS 2.2 With Major Features – Changelog

M4 MacBook Air references found in macOS Sequoia 15.2

M4 MacBook Air References Found In macOS Sequoia 15.2 Update, Revealing That Apple Will Introduce Two Refreshes In Early 2025

Hyper Light Breaker

Hyper Light Breaker Set To Release In Early Access Come January

Apple has released iOS 18.2 and iPadOS 18.2 to the public for iPhone

Download: Apple Has Finally Released iOS 18.2 Update For The iPhone With ChatGPT Support, Image Playground, Genmoji, More

Fortnite

Fortnite Ballistic Out Now; Creators Can Publish Islands in First Person

Apple Intelligence servers could be treated to a new chip, thanks to the involvement of Broadcom

Apple Intelligence Servers Could Be Treated To A New AI Chip That Will Be Developed With A Helping Hand From Broadcom

Dying Light 2: Stay Human winter update

Winter Tales: Gifts From Above Event Now Available in Dying Light 2: Stay Human

Sundar Pichai Quora Hacked

Google Might Start Layoffs In January Claims Post On Online Message Board

Enotria: The Last Song

Enotria: The Last Song Launches on Xbox Series X|S On December 12th

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Possible New Bend Studio IP In-Development After Screenshots Surface

ASTRO BOT winter update

‘Winter Wonder’ Update for ASTRO BOT launches December 12

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD

New Donkey Kong Country Returns HD Trailer Showcases Fun Features

PlayStation 5

The PlayStation 5 Is More Than Capable of Emulating PlayStation 3 Games, New Test Confirms

NVIDIA Is Still Working Upon Securing AI "HBM" Memory Supply From Samsung, Despite Recent Setbacks 1

Samsung’s HBM3E Supply To NVIDIA Looks “Impossible” This Year As The Korean Giant Fails To Meet Industry Standards

Xenoblade Chronicles 3

Xenoblade Chronicles Series Developer Monolith Soft Is Now Fully Owned by Nintendo

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Xbox

Xbox Executive Says Exclusivity Will Be Considered on a Case-by-Case Basis

Current-generation Apple Watch models are probably the only devices whose internals comprise of Intel’s modems, but it appears that this alliance will come to an end, with the California-based giant eyeing a future and prosperous partnership with Taiwanese fabless semiconductor manufacturer MediaTek. According to the latest report, the new tag-team will allow Apple to leverage the chipset maker’s 5G modems, bringing advanced wireless connectivity to its future smartwatch watches. MediaTek’s 5G modems designed for future Apple Watch models will not only deliver unrivaled wireless speeds, but mass produced on an improved lithography will result in improved efficiency All Apple Watch models, including the premium Apple Watch Ultra, are outfitted with Intel 4G modems, which is rather surprising to hear because devices like iPhones and iPads all ship with 5G baseband chips for years now. It is not like Apple’s wearable division is a low-priority business, because various watch models bring in billions of revenue for the company. However, a switch to 5G chips could improve the firm’s prospects, which is why Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that ditching Intel could become a necessity at this point. After all, all of Intel’s modems are capped at 4G LTE speeds, and as reported by MacRumors, MediaTek’s solutions support 5G Recap, which is a service that is specifically designed for connected devices and wearables that do not require standard 5G speeds. Additionally, looking at how MediaTek is now leveraging TSMC’s latest manufacturing processes to compete with Qualcomm and Apple with its Dimensity 9400 launch, its 5G modems could not only beat Intel’s offerings when comparing raw performance, but in power-efficiency too. The last attribute will allow future Apple Watch models to last longer, resulting in a major selling point for buyers who were discouraged by the runtime of current-generation smartwatches. Given that MediaTek can become a potential supplier, we are scratching our heads, thinking about why Apple does not opt to use the manufacturer to obtain 5G modems for future iPhones? Then again, we often have to remind ourselves that the technology titan has a penchant of having control of every little component. With the iPhone SE 4 supposedly featuring Apple’s first in-house 5G modem, it is only a matter of time before the company shrinks those baseband chips for use in future smartwatches, but that will be a discussion for another time.

Future Apple Watch Models Will Reportedly Ditch Intel Modems, And Transition To MediaTek’s Solutions, Which Will Make These Devices 5G-Ready

ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF Receives Intel Microcode 0x114 Update Ahead Of Official Release 1

ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF Receives Intel Microcode 0x114 Update Ahead Of Official Release

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch 2 Design, Screen, Controller Showcased in Great Detail in New Video