The U.S. Department of Energy has formed a $1 billion partnership with AMD to build two advanced supercomputers. These systems will accelerate research in fusion energy, cancer treatments, and national security applications.
Microsoft’s Latest Preview Update Redefines Start Menu Intelligence Microsoft has taken a significant step forward in personal computing with the…
Microsoft is reportedly supercharging Windows 11’s Click to Do feature with direct Copilot integration, enabling AI-driven prompts, real-time translations, and table conversions. The update, sources indicate, allows users to perform these actions directly from on-screen content. New capabilities include multilingual translation and instant Excel exports for highlighted tables.
Microsoft is significantly upgrading the Click to Do feature in Windows 11, according to reports, integrating it directly with Copilot to offer advanced AI-driven functionalities. The latest builds, 26100.7015 and 26200.7015 under KB5067036, are said to enhance productivity through contextual prompts, translations, and table management tools.
Intel’s Forward-Looking Compiler Strategy In a significant development for the open-source ecosystem, Intel has successfully merged support for its upcoming…
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The Two-Faced Nature of Our Genetic Inheritance In the intricate landscape of human genetics, researchers are discovering that what we…
The Hardware Divergence in Apple’s Ecosystem As Apple’s latest M5-powered devices reach consumers, a familiar pattern emerges in the company’s…
Revolutionizing Industrial Research with Next-Generation Computing Power The Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) has officially deployed the Mary Coombs…
ASUS has begun deploying beta BIOS updates featuring AMD’s latest AGESA 1.2.7.0 firmware for its AM5 800-series motherboards. The new firmware reportedly includes optimized support for upcoming Ryzen APUs expected to feature Zen 5 CPU cores and enhanced RDNA graphics.
ASUS is preparing its AM5 800-series motherboards for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen APU lineup through new beta BIOS releases, according to recent reports. The motherboard manufacturer has begun distributing BIOS updates featuring AMD’s latest AGESA 1.2.7.0 firmware, which sources indicate contains optimized support for next-generation APUs expected to launch later this year.
The End of an Era: Windows 10’s Final Chapter As Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 10 on October 14,…
