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Apple introduces M2 Ultra

Apple News – 6.9.23 (6.5.23)

Apple today announced M2 Ultra, a new system on a chip (SoC) that delivers huge performance increases to the Mac and completes the M2 family. M2 Ultra is the largest and most capable chip Apple has ever created, and it makes the new Mac Studio and Mac Pro the most powerful Mac desktops ever made. M2 Ultra is built using a second-generation 5-nanometer process and uses Apple’s groundbreaking UltraFusion technology to connect the die of two M2 Max chips, doubling the performance. M2 Ultra consists of 134 billion transistors — 20 billion more than M1 Ultra. Its unified memory architecture supports up to a breakthrough 192GB of memory capacity, which is 50 percent more than M1 Ultra, and features 800GB/s of memory bandwidth — twice that of M2 Max. M2 Ultra features a more powerful CPU that’s 20 percent faster than M1 Ultra, a larger GPU that’s up to 30 percent faster, and a Neural Engine that’s up to 40 percent faster.1 It also features a media engine with twice the capabilities of M2 Max for blazing ProRes acceleration. With all these advancements, M2 Ultra takes Mac performance to a whole new level yet again.

Source: Apple introduces M2 Ultra

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series vs. 40 Series GPUs

NVIDIA Blog – 4.21.23

What’s the difference between NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series GPUs for gamers?

To briefly set aside the technical specifications, the difference lies in the level of performance and capability each series offers.

Both deliver great graphics. Both offer advanced new features driven by NVIDIA’s global AI revolution a decade ago. Either can power glorious high-def gaming experiences.

But the RTX 40 Series takes everything RTX GPUs deliver and turns it up to 11.

Source: NVIDIA Blog: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series vs. 40 Series GPUs

AMD Bolsters Embedded Portfolio: New Ryzen™ Embedded 5000 Series Processors for Networking Solutions

AMD YouTube Channel – 4.20.23

 

The AMD Ryzen™ Embedded 5000 series processors bring the high-performance “Zen 3” x86 CPU core architecture to the midrange of the AMD Ryzen™ Embedded processor portfolio and is optimized for enterprise-grade switching and firewall applications requiring an exacting balance of compute performance, reliability and power efficiency in a compact footprint

Source: AMD Bolsters Embedded Portfolio: New Ryzen™ Embedded 5000 Series Processors for Networking Solutions

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