Computers

If Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron want the world to understand this is not a cartel story, they must stop speaking as if price falls from the sky.

Opinion & Features

Memory makers, especially the South Korean ones, must learn to speak up

An industry with three trillion-dollar companies cannot outsource its narrative to its customers and critics

Now a dominant player in data centres, Nvidia is taking another run at the PC processor market.

Global Enterprise

Nvidia enters Windows laptop market, taking on Intel and AMD

[TAIPEI] Nvidia is entering the PC market with a new chip aimed at loosening the stranglehold of Intel technology in that arena and modernising the machines for the artificial intelligence era.

The new MacBook Neo will be powered by the A18 Pro chip, the same processor that debuted in the company’s iPhone 16 Pro models in 2024.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Apple debuts US$599 MacBook Neo to challenge Chromebooks, Windows PCs

Launch amid global memory chip crunch, offers 8GB memory

HP’s first-quarter revenue rose 6.9 per cent to US$14.44 billion, beating analysts’ average estimate of US$13.94 billion.

Telcos, Media & Tech

HP warns US trade regulations, memory chip costs to weigh on annual forecasts

The company’s adjusted profit per share of 81 cents for the quarter ended Jan 31 beat estimates

Chief executive officer Tan Lip-Bu needs his company’s operations to start showing progress.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Intel shows off new computers that are central to comeback bid

The performance of the new products is vital to the turnaround plans of the embattled chipmaker

The company has previously experimented with the market by selling a discounted M1 MacBook Air for under US$700 through Walmart and other retailers.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Apple prepares to enter low-cost laptop market for first time

The company plans to sell the new machine for well under US$1,000 by using less-advanced components

Dell’s embrace of AMD for corporate PCs is another blow for Intel as the company struggles to hang on to its eroding dominance over chips for PCs.

Telcos, Media & Tech

AMD adds Dell as commercial PC customer for the first time

ADVANCED Micro Devices (AMD), the second-biggest maker of computer processors, said its chips will be used by Dell Technologies for the first time in personal computers (PCs) sold to businesses.

PC sales have been anaemic for years following a buying frenzy towards the beginning of the pandemic.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Dell unveils Apple-like rebrand in bid to make PCs cool again

DELL Technologies is re-branding its personal computers (PCs) in a manner reminiscent of Apple’s naming conventions in an effort by the computer maker to spur demand.

The new chips are aimed at boosting performance in two areas the company considers key selling points: battery life and the ability to run AI functions.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Intel says new laptop chips will extend computer battery life

INTEL, which has been fending off mounting competition in notebook processors, says a new range of chips will help enable the longest battery life available in laptops.

Qualcomm has won widespread support from PC makers and Microsoft, as well as garnering positive reviews for devices that entered the market last year.

Telcos, Media & Tech

Qualcomm’s new chips will bring AI to US$600 personal computers

QUALCOMM introduced new chips designed to power personal computers (PCs) capable of running the latest artificial intelligence (AI) software yet cost as little as US$600.

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