What was the first RGB-lit PC component that wasn't a case?
Who flipped the switch on RGB for PC gamers (besides fans and cases… of course) Read Entire Article Source: www.techspot.com
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Microsoft loses two senior AI infrastructure leaders as data center pressures mount – Computerworld
Even so, Microsoft has the depth and ecosystem strength to continue doubling down on AI data centers, said Prabhu Ram, VP for industry research at Cybermedia Research. According to Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief analyst at Greyhound Research, the departures come at a sensitive moment because Microsoft is… Read More
Three Apple Watch-beating Garmin watches under $200 – the perfect gifts for runners
I’ve personally tested all three of these Garmins, and I can attest that they’re all really good fitness watches. They’re great fitness trackers for gym-orientated people, but they’re especially good for runners. If you’ve got someone in your life who’s taken up jogging, and they… Read More
Apple could split iPhone releases into premium and budget events
Writing in Bloomberg’s Power On newsletter, Gurman claims that Apple will stick with its pattern of releasing four phones during this year’s fall event: two Pro models and two mid-tier options.Read Entire Article Source: www.techspot.com
Google is stitching its fragmented enterprise world into something real
An interesting thing struck me as I listened to a range of Google execs unveil a slew of new business and enterprise focused announcements at their Chrome Summit in NYC: I started to feel like I was at a Microsoft event.Read Entire Article Source: www.techspot.com
Tesla is now offering rentals at surprisingly low prices
Tesla has launched a rental program letting customers drive one of its cars for three to seven days starting at just $60 per day, plus taxes and fees. The deal comes with perks like unlimited mileage, free Supercharging, and access to Full Self-Driving (Supervised) while… Read More