Alibaba is known around the world for its marketplace filled with knock-off goods, low-cost cloud servers, and wide range of products and services that echo offerings by larger American firms. Now, the Chinese technology giant is attempting to break into the AI chatbot space with its own rival to ChatGPT, Tongyi Qianwen.
On Wednesday, Google announced that it has stopped selling its Glass Enterprise smart glasses. The company will also stop supporting its software in September of 2023. This marks the end of a smart glasses product that made waves back in 2013 as the first real augmented reality product from a big tech company.
The Raspberry Pi has long been an inexpensive, miniature alternative to a traditional PC. While underpowered by comparison to most modern personal computers, recent editions including the Raspberry Pi 4 have introduced multi-core processors and increased on-board RAM.
Intel's Alder Lake processor is rolling out to OEMs as it heads to market, and early benchmarks of an MSI GE76 Raider laptop sporting a 12th-gen Intel 13-core Core i9-12900HK put it ahead of Apple's flagship M1 Max.
Elgato, a prolific device manufacturer targeting streamers and gamers, released a new product in its Stream Deck family: Stream Deck Pedal. The $90/£80 footpad enables users to trigger an action or series of commands through three customizable pedals.
Tech YouTube channels Gamers Nexus and JayzTwoCents reported on a closed-door meeting with EVGA executives at which EVGA revealed that it would no longer be producing NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs). In addition to its partnership with NVIDIA, there are no current announcements of any deals with NVIDIA's largest competitors, Intel and AMD.
The OneXPlayer Mini is a handheld gaming PC that looks like a Nintendo Switch, but the specs under the hood are anything but. It's a full-fledged gaming PC that boasts a 1080p (1920x1200) IPS display and runs Windows 11.
At CES 2022, Intel announced that its new Arc (codenamed "Alchemist") discrete graphics processing units (GPUs) are shipping to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) including: Acer, ASUS, Clevo, Dell, Gigabyte, Haier, HP, Lenovo, Samsung, MSI, and NEC.
Humble Bundles have been a popular go-to source for building gaming libraries for many gamers. One of the most popular bundle services Humble offers is Humble Choice, a monthly collection of games subscribers can choose a set number of titles from each month.