AMD’s Ryzen 4000G chips bring 7nm Zen 2 architecture to desktop PCs

After making a splash in the mobile space this year with its high-performance, energy-efficient AMD Ryzen 4000U and 4000H “Renoir” series processors, AMD is bringing Renoir to desktop computers. The new AMD Ryzen 4000G series chips range f…

AMD Ryzen 4000

After making a splash in the mobile space this year with its high-performance, energy-efficient AMD Ryzen 4000U and 4000H “Renoir” series processors, AMD is bringing Renoir to desktop computers. The new AMD Ryzen 4000G series chips range from the entry-level 35-watt Ryzen 3 4300GE quad-core processor to the top-of-the-line 65-watt Ryzen 7 4700G oca-core processor. […]

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Anzeige: Die Hardware-Angebote der Woche

Jede Woche macht sich das E-Commerce-Team von Golem.de auf die Suche nach attraktiven Angeboten und reduzierten Preisen. Diese Woche: Notebooks, Monitore, SSDs. (E-Commerce, Display)

Jede Woche macht sich das E-Commerce-Team von Golem.de auf die Suche nach attraktiven Angeboten und reduzierten Preisen. Diese Woche: Notebooks, Monitore, SSDs. (E-Commerce, Display)

Audi E-Tron S Sportback: Stark, schnell, idiotensicher

Audi spendiert seinem Elektroauto E-Tron einen dritten Motor und einen Allradantrieb der besonders intelligenten Sorte. Ein Erfahrungsbericht von Franz W. Rother (Elektroauto, Technologie)

Audi spendiert seinem Elektroauto E-Tron einen dritten Motor und einen Allradantrieb der besonders intelligenten Sorte. Ein Erfahrungsbericht von Franz W. Rother (Elektroauto, Technologie)

Why some self-driving startups reject Google’s “moonshot” approach

Slow progress is forcing self-driving startups to tighten their belts.

Aurora said Monday that it would focus on testing self-driving trucks in the Dallas area.

Enlarge / Aurora said Monday that it would focus on testing self-driving trucks in the Dallas area. (credit: Aurora)

Progress on self-driving technology has been slower than many people expected just a few years ago. Google's Waymo was aiming to launch a fully driverless taxi service by the end of 2018 but missed its deadline. GM's Cruise abandoned plans to launch a commercial service in 2019. Tesla has repeatedly fallen short of Elon Musk's optimistic timelines for delivering fully self-driving technology.

This isn't a crisis for these companies. They have plenty of cash and can keep working on the problem as long as they need to. But it is a big challenge for some of their competitors: independent self-driving startups that rely on venture capital to stay afloat. As the timeline for self-driving technology has stretched out, fundraising has gotten more difficult.

"Given the amount of resources required to develop an autonomous vehicle, it never made sense to have dozens of companies doing the same thing," said Sam Abuelsamid, an analyst at Guidehouse Insights. "There was always going to be a shake-out."

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