Month: February 2024

Tulpar is making an Intel-powered handheld gaming PC

Another day, another handheld gaming PC. This time Intel is teasing an upcoming Tulpar handheld gaming PC with a pretty standard-looking design. But under the hood it will most likely be powered by an Intel Meteor Lake processor with Intel Arc graphic…

Another day, another handheld gaming PC. This time Intel is teasing an upcoming Tulpar handheld gaming PC with a pretty standard-looking design. But under the hood it will most likely be powered by an Intel Meteor Lake processor with Intel Arc graphics, unlike most current-gen handhelds, which tend to have AMD Ryzen processors Radeon graphics. […]

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(g+) OpenAIs Chip-Fabrik-Pläne: Realitätsverlust oder Bluff?

OpenAI will angeblich Billionen US-Dollar investieren, auch in Dutzende Halbleiterwerke. Die Pläne stehen allerdings mit der Realität in Konflikt. Eine Analyse von Johannes Hiltscher (OpenAI, Intel)

OpenAI will angeblich Billionen US-Dollar investieren, auch in Dutzende Halbleiterwerke. Die Pläne stehen allerdings mit der Realität in Konflikt. Eine Analyse von Johannes Hiltscher (OpenAI, Intel)

Russian forces now using Musk’s Starlink on Ukraine front line

Russian volunteer group brags about devices it said it had purchased for Russian forces.

Photo showling Starlink terminal on front line

Enlarge / Ukraine’s GUR military intelligence unit made its claim following multiple reports in recent days that Russian forces are using Starlink’s distinctive square-shaped terminals. (credit: Pierre Crom/Getty Images)

Russian forces are using Starlink terminals on the front line in Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian military, which said the adoption of Elon Musk’s satellite internet service by Moscow’s troops was becoming “systemic”.

Ukraine’s GUR military intelligence unit said on Telegram on Sunday that radio intercepts confirmed the use of Starlink terminals by Russian units operating in the occupied Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.

“Yes, there have been recorded cases of the Russian occupiers using these devices,” Andriy Yusov, a GUR officer, told RBC-Ukraine. “This is starting to take on a systemic nature.”

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