Server manufacturer Super Micro has been on the defensive since last year when a bombshell report from Bloomberg claimed the company’s hardware had been compromised by Chinese spies. While those charges remain unsubstantiated, the company has announced that it will move production out of China to assuage concerns from its customers.
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Samsung may have an antennagate issue of its own with the Galaxy Tab S5e. The device loses substantial signal strength when held in certain orientations.
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Not only do we get a peek at the colors but also the features of Google’s new budget smartphones.
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For a limited time, you can save $80 off the Samsung T5 1TB portable SSD. With speeds up to 540MBps, USB 3.1 support, and AES 256-bit hardware encryption, this is a top-notch option for those of us who need to travel with a lot of sensitive data.
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Nubia Technology is a one-time subsidiary of ZTE that’s made headlines in the last few years for its line of gaming phones. The company just announced the Red Magic 3. The device has a lot of impressive specs, including a Snapdragon 855 SoC, 12GB of RAM, a 5000mAh battery, 6.65-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz…
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Intel announced today that its upcoming Xe GPU would support professional ray tracing application, at least in the data center version.
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Now we know how much it costs to make Apple, Qualcomm play nice together.
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