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February 24, 2021 In Executive Office, Government, Government Administration, Semiconductors, Technology By Makena Kelly

Biden to sign executive order calling for semiconductor supply chain review

President Biden is set to sign an executive order Wednesday to address growing concern over a global semiconductor shortage hampering the production of goods like automobiles and

February 23, 2021 In Computer and Network Security, Computer Hardware, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Technology By Monica Chin

Lenovo’s refreshed ThinkPads feature Ryzen 5000 mobile chips and 16:10 displays

Here’s the ThinkPad T14s Gen 2. | Lenovo Lenovo has announced a number of updates to its ThinkPad line. We’re

February 19, 2021 In Computer Games, Computer Hardware, Consumer Electronics, Electrical, Electronic Manufacturing, Nanotechnology, Retail, Semiconductors, Technology By Tom Warren

John Carmack proposes GPU and console auctions to beat scalpers

Photo by Tom Warren / The Verge John Carmack has proposed an auction system for popular gaming products like GPUs,

February 18, 2021 In Computer and Network Security, Computer Hardware, Information Technology and Services, Semiconductors, Technology By Monica Chin

The carbon-fiber Vaio Z is the world’s lightest laptop with an Intel H-series chip

Vaio Vaio is known for making laptops that pack a surprising amount of power into unbelievably thin form factors. The

February 16, 2021 In Computer and Network Security, Computer Games, Computer Hardware, Computer Software, Information Technology and Services, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Technology By Sean Hollister

The PS5’s actual silicon processor is revealed in these first gorgeous photos

Photo by Fritzchens Fritz / Flickr While the world continues to wait for a chance to buy the PlayStation 5,

February 12, 2021 In Computer and Network Security, Computer Hardware, Information Technology and Services, Internet, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Technology By Taylor Lyles

Nvidia’s $329 RTX 3060 graphics card is launching on February 25th

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge We already knew Nvidia was making a $329 RTX 3060 graphics card, and

February 11, 2021 In Computer Hardware, Computer Software, Information Technology and Services, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Technology By Mitchell Clark

Nvidia is bringing back old RTX 2060 and GTX 1050 Ti GPUs to deal with global chip shortage

PCWorld has confirmed that Nvidia is planning on releasing stock of GTX 1050 Ti and RTX 2060 GPUs to its board partners in an attempt to deal

February 11, 2021 In Consumer Electronics, Electrical, Electronic Manufacturing, Nanotechnology, Retail, Semiconductors, Technology By Chaim Gartenberg

The Biden administration is working to help address global semiconductor chip shortage

Photo: Intel The White House has pledged to help address the ongoing global semiconductor shortage, with President Joe Biden said

February 9, 2021 In Consumer Electronics, Electrical, Electronic Manufacturing, Retail, Semiconductors, Technology, Telecommunications, Wireless By Ian Carlos Campbell

Satechi’s new tiny double-sided wireless charger can top up your Apple Watch or AirPods

Image: Satechi Satechi has launched a double-sided charger that can wirelessly charge an Apple Watch or AirPods — but not

February 8, 2021 In Consumer Electronics, Consumer Goods, Electrical, Electronic Manufacturing, Information Technology and Services, Retail, Semiconductors, Technology, Telecommunications By Sam Byford

Xiaomi’s global Mi 11 has a Snapdragon 888 for €749

Xiaomi is announcing the international version of its Mi 11 flagship phone today after an earlier release in China. No wild waterfall displays or sci-fi wireless charging