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TechRadar’s top VPN now supports next-generation Snapdragon PCs
TechRadar’s tried and tested best VPN service has just unveiled support for next-generation Windows devices. Today (October 15, 2024), NordVPN released a Windows VPN app fully compatible with Surface Pro and other PCs built on ARM architecture. This release complements the provider’s existing support for ARM-based devices on macOS and…
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Data centers must set standards for net zero commitments
Climate change is top of mind across the world. Carbon emissions—acting as greenhouse gases—trap the sun’s heat, which leads to global warming. The world now warms faster than at any point in recorded history. As the warmer temperatures change weather patterns, they pose risks to humans. The fossil fuels that…
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Lenovo Tech World 2024 — all the news as it happens
Greetings from Seattle! TechRadar Pro is here for Lenovo Tech World 2024, covering all the latest news and announcements from the show. We’re expecting a whirlwind few days, full of news and updates on everything from AI PCs to data centers and much more. The event kicks off tomorrow with…
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Buffalo updates tiny popular USB flash drive with up to 2TB capacity, new file transfer accelerator software and SSD-like transfer speeds – but it won’t be cheap
Buffalo makes some of the best USB flash drives around today, and has now unveiled a new offering, the SSD-SCHU3A Series. The new release supports USB 3.2 for fast transfer speeds and now has storage offerings up to 2TB of storage – Buffalo claims users will see up to 1,050MB/s…
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Watch out Nvidia: AMD launches a new single-slot GPU for data centers – and it looks like an absolute beast
AMD has announced the Radeon PRO V710, a new GPU designed for access via Microsoft Azure, the exclusive cloud partner, as part of the company’s family of visual cloud GPUs. The V710 is available today in private preview, but anyone hoping to use it for a home PC setup will…
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Move aside H100, Huawei wants Chinese hyperscalers to use its new Ascend AI chip instead of Nvidia’s workhorse, but it’s going to be tough
The US restrictions on exporting advanced hardware have severely impacted the AI ambitions of many Chinese firms, limiting their access to powerful chips necessary for training large-scale AI models and handling complex computations. Companies like ByteDance and Alibaba, which rely on high-end processors for their AI operations, have been forced…
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