From AnandTech: Western Digital has started partner sampling of its 18 TB and 20 TB energy-assisted magnetic recording (EAMR) drives. The HDDs utilize WD's up and coming EAMR tech to further improve their storage density, allowing hyperscalers and similar customers to continue improving the desity...
From The Verge: Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg is leaving the company a little more than one year after the first of two fatal crashes involving the company’s 737 Max aircraft, the company announced Monday. Boeing says Muilenburg resigned in its press release, though it also says that the board of...
From Tom's Hardware: An Intel Tiger Lake Engineering Sample (ES) CPU has reportedly hit a clock speed of 4.0 GHz turbo on all of its cores and a single core turbo of 4.3 GHz. While still below Intel's mature 14nm mobile Comet Lake processors, which go up to 4.9 GHz, It would mark a sharp improvement...
From PC Mag: Google continues to slowly improve the Stadia experience, having already unlocked the service for all Chromecast Ultra devices this month and gifted Founders a second Buddy Pass. Now Stadia gamers can earn Achievements in the games they play.
As the Stadia Community Round-Up reveals...
It is the season of grinding for most university students, me included, as we endeavor to try and memorize our notes and ace our finals. Fortunately, Calgary has not been as cold this year as to prior years as the snow has finally begun to fall. As much as people dislike the snow, I am personally quite fond of it. I find watching the snow fall to be very relaxing and beautiful as it gently falls onto the ground. Unpopular opinion, but I believe...
If there is one dish I think is hard to cook well, it is the standard pork ribs. I think people can be scared of other things like steak, beef wellington, or a fancy French dish, which is well justified. However, I have never made ribs on my own and buying premade or fully cooked ribs can be a dicey situation. I have tried two different pre-cooked ribs that I need to be reheated in the oven. In both cases, the meat was definitely "fall off the...
From Forbes: This past month or so has been somewhat tumultuous for Intel. A number of top executives, partially responsible for Intel’s successful early discrete GPU marketing efforts left the company and the launch of its 10th Gen Core X series high-end desktop processors was quelled by the near...
From PC Mag: PhysX is fast approaching its 20th birthday, and Nvidia just announced version 5.0 of its open source real-time physics middleware.
The new software development kit (SDK) allowing developers to take full advantage of PhysX 5.0 is set to be appear in early 2020. It brings with it a...
From Tom's Hardware: A Redditor has dug up a PCMark 10 result of the unreleased the Ryzen 7 4700U APU (Accelerated Processing Unit). The leaked Renoir chip is part of the upcoming Ryzen 4000-series APU lineup that's expected to land early next year and could paint a devastating picture for Intel's...
From CNET: Apple could kill the Lightning connector on the flagship iPhone in 2021, according to reports. We take a look at why this is significant and what needs to be fixed before we can be totally wireless on this week's Apple Core wrap.
First they came for our headphone jacks. Now, they're...
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