Month: March 2025
Google is rolling out Gemini’s real-time AI video features
Google has started rolling out new AI features to Gemini Live that let it “see” your screen or through your smartphone camera and answer questions about either in real-time, Google spokesperson Alex Joseph has confirmed in an email to The Verge. The features come nearly a year after Google first…
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This laptop has a horizontal rollable display that extends to 18 inches, and I can’t wait to try it
Compal Infinite Laptop offers a horizontally expanding screen, from 14-inch to 18-inch Rollable business laptops could emerge as the future of multitasking Infinite Laptop also includes LED notification grids The world’s first rollable laptop, the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable, was unveiled at CES 2025 after years of development,…
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More 128TB SSDs on the way, but they won’t be cheaper: Key maker of NAND flash controllers says 128TB SSDs are shipping
Silicon Motion 128TB SSD RDK optimizes AI pipelines with enhanced data management PerformaShape technology boosts SSD efficiency for AI-driven workloads MonTitan SSD’s PCIe Gen 5 speeds enhance enterprise data throughput Silicon Motion, a leading NAND flash controller designer, has begun supplying its 128TB SSD Reference Design Kit (RDK), to select…
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How to make hard drives faster? Simple, just bunch dozens of them together, Toshiba says
Toshiba’s new European HDD Innovation Lab can improve storage tech Lab offers architecture testing, proof-of-concept setups, and benchmarking Toshiba claims combining dozens of HDDs can boost overall performance Toshiba Electronics Europe has opened a new HDD Innovation Lab at its Düsseldorf site, expanding its storage evaluation services across Europe and…
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Google confirms it deleted Maps Timeline data for some
Google Maps users have recently been complaining on places like Reddit that their Timeline data — the app’s historical record of where they’ve been — had disappeared. Now, Google has confirmed to Android Authority that it accidentally deleted the data and that anyone who wasn’t using Google’s cloud backups is…
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Asus debuts its own mini AI supercomputer: Ascent GX10 costs $2999 and comes with Nvidia’s GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip
Asus’ new Ascent GX10 brings AI supercomputing power directly to developers Promises 1000 TOPS of AI processing and can handle models up to 200 billion parameters It’s cheaper than Nvidia DGX Spark, with less storage but similar performance AI development is getting ever more demanding, and Asus wants to bring…
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