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Apple introduces the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max - most advanced PC chips
Tue, 31st Oct 2023
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processors
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Apple unveils new M3 chips with 3-nanometer technology, boosting speed and efficiency in Macs and aiming for carbon neutrality by 2030.
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Littlepay revolutionizes bus payment system in Regional NSW
Thu, 12th Oct 2023
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visa
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transport for nsw
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mastercard
Littlepay links with Transport for NSW to replace paper tickets with contactless payments on Dubbo, Bathurst buses.
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Keysight Technologies unveils new Suite, fast-tracking design & validation of electronics
Wed, 4th Oct 2023
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productivity
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wlan
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chip
Keysight Technologies launches EDA 2024, an electronic design automation software, to bolster productivity and expedite design validation.
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Intel hits key milestone in quantum chip production research
Thu, 6th Oct 2022
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it automation
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quantum computing
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intel
Intel demonstrates exceptional yield of quantum dot arrays, showing promise for large-scale qubit production using transistor fabrication technology.
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Apple brings redesigned MacBook Air and updated MacBook Pro to market
Tue, 7th Jun 2022
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mobility
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apple
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tablets & laptops
Apple has introduced a redesigned MacBook Air and an updated 13-inch MacBook Pro, both powered by the new M2 chip.
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High demand from electronics makers sparks computer chip shortage
Wed, 23rd Mar 2022
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it in manufacturing
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cartech
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inventory management systems
A global shortage of computer chips is likely to persist for another 18 months, according to an Australasian manufacturing business.
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Apple announces M1 Ultra, its most powerful chip yet
Wed, 9th Mar 2022
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apple
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Apple announces M1 Ultra, a powerful chip with unprecedented performance and capabilities for the new Mac Studio.
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Security flaw identified in smartphone chip used in Android devices
Fri, 26th Nov 2021
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smartphones
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android
Flaws in smartphone chip used in 37% of world's smartphones could enable eavesdropping or hiding malicious code, says Check Point Research.