Intel's Optane DIMMs may not have as much upside as the company is hoping. Performance benefits and gains are modest for now.
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You would think that after all its recent privacy missteps, Facebook would exercise a little more caution when it implements new features. Alas, this is Facebook, so it's still blundering from one crisis to the next.
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No Man's Sky Beyond playtests beautifully and packs multiple new improvements and features.
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Intel has launched its new Cascade Lake Xeon family, including CPUs with up to 56 cores and 112 threads.
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Drivers can have their cars remain in their lane, brake as needed, and even change lanes at the press of a button. However, this isn't a fully autonomous driving system. According to researchers from Keen Security Lab, all it takes to make a Tesla drive into oncoming traffic is a few small stickers.
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The new generation of Nokia handsets run Android and focus mainly on the mid-range. Its latest phone is the X71, which bears a striking resemblance to the recently released Samsung Galaxy S10. However, it currently only available in Taiwan.
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YouTube, like Facebook, appears to have been fully aware of its own toxic content and platform problems. It just didn't prioritize dealing with them.
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