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HP’s ZBook Ultra G1a 14 is a lightweight but highly capable ultraportable workstation aimed at mobile professionals working with Ai, CAD and other performance-heavy applications.

AMD chair, president, and CEO Lisa Su celebrated her 10th anniversary in the top job with major new product announcements during the company's Advancing AI event in San Francisco. The company wants to be the leader in AI chip manufacturing, from the desktop through to the data centre, and it's bringing the goods to the table.

Processor manufacturer AMD has announced its new AMD Ryzen 8040 series mobile processors, bringing best-in-class x86 processor performance and in-built AI smarts on silicon with the integrated Ryzen AI neural processor (NPU). It's the era of the AI PC, and Ryzen is also making its Ryzen AI software widely available so users can easily build and deploy machine learning models.

Processor manufacturer AMD has issued an advisory about a cross-process information leak in some of its hardware, that it rates to be of medium severity, following the release of details of the flaw by Google Information Security researcher Tavis Ormandy.

Intel tried arcing up its graphics - with more fizzle than spark - and Nvidia has its bulky and power hungry yet truly flagship RTX 4090, but AMD's new RX 7900 not only levels up with Nvidia, but blasts past on performance-per-watt, performance-per-dollar and a ultra "cool factor" that cements AMD's position as the maker of amazingly advanced micro devices.

Betteridge's Law suggests headlines ending in a question can be answered by the word no, and while it is very tempting to just say "yes", shut Intel down so it can stop being embarrassed by AMD, competition is good, and it's great to see AMD kicking Intel's butt.

Asus is gunning for the premium creator market at price points from $1499 with the Vivobook Pro 15, right up to "from $9,999" and beyond with the ProArt StudioBook Pro 16, with all models in the creator range featuring 4K OLED displays, with Intel and AMD processor choices, NVIDIA graphics, and the promise of performance and powerful cooling features to attract premium buyers who want what are arguably the best creative PCs on the market, while aiming to even tempt Mac users into switching.

AMD is the company that made PCs great again, radically revving up and epically rising to the challenge, showing up Intel whose main claim to fame in that time was coasting along for a decade-plus and ripping off PC consumers.

AMD's star has been rising ever since it launched its Ryzen and EPYC processors, with AMD bringing back much-needed competition to the computing space, making PCs great again and putting the super into supercomputing, and AMD's MD of Sales for the APJ region joined us on iTWireTV to talk about it all.

AMD's star has been rising ever since it launched its Ryzen and EPYC processors, with AMD bringing back much-needed competition to the computing space, making PCs great again and putting the super into supercomputing, and AMD's MD of Sales for the APJ region joined us on iTWireTV to talk about it all.

Promising the "world's best processor for thin-and-light Windows laptops just got better", Intel's two new 11th-gen Core processors feature Intel Iris Xe graphics, Intel Wi-Fi 6/6E (Gig+) and Intel 5G Solution 5000.

AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 21.4.1 for AMD Radeon graphics delivers new and improved features, including AMD Link for Windows which allows a gaming PC to be connected to another Windows PC, a phone, a tablet or a TV for 'anywhere' gaming.

Corporate buyers are increasingly taking AMD-powered systems into consideration, the company's regional managing director has told iTWire.

AMD specialises in delighting customers with cutting edge technology that pushes the boundaries, delivering what its competitors wouldn't in a timely manner, reigniting competition in the PC space, making PCs great again and giving ever more power back into the hands of the PC loving people.

With Intel's processors in the news since January 2018 over CPU flaws, it should come as no surprise to see AMD urging government agencies and corporate bodies to "keep an open mind about their CPU and GPU options when purchasing their fleet of desktops, notebooks and servers".

At IEM 2019 earlier this month, and then at its own media event, ASUS launched a fantastic range of new gaming notebooks, from ultra premium models to surprisingly affordable ones and everything in between.

Ok, so we're not talking about the mercury in the thermometer, but Mercury Research's latest market share estimates for Q4 2018, but either way, AMD's YoY growth is WoW.

Complete with its Infinity Fabric laden with AMD's six gems compromising of Ryzen and Ryzen Pro, Radeon, SenseMI, GuardMI, Zen and EPYC, AMD's avenging, superhero-like, next-gen technologies are making life very tough for Intel, and great again for PC buyers.

Promising "best-in-class compute performance and even faster gaming frame rates than the previous generation", AMD says its "turbo-charged 12nm Zen+ processor delivers the highest multithreaded performance in its class plus advanced enthusiast features and a smarter platform".

Security researchers from a previously unknown Israeli company, CTS Labs, have disclosed 13 flaws in AMD processors. All can be taken advantage of only by an attacker who has already gained admin privileges within the system in question.