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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has not yet been able to replicate his success in cloud AI data centers in the enterprise, where Intel’s x86 dominates. ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/Contributor/AFP via Getty Images Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source<!–> on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Intel’s x86 technology helps Nvidia in enterprise AI. Custom chips for laptops […] More
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Apple Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source<!–> on Google. Apple’s latest update for MacOS 26–>, codenamed “Tahoe,” is here, and it’s full of new visual design elements like Apple’s Liquid Glass design theme, better integration with the iPhone, a more robust Spotlight feature with Shortcuts, and a more personalized desktop. In fact, the […] More
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What is Google Discover? Google Discover is a personalized content feed you can access by swiping right from your Android home screen, opening the Google app, or starting a new Chrome tab on your phone. It uses your interests, Google Search history, and now your follows to serve up articles, videos, and social posts from around the web that you might want to see. For many publishers, it’s a major traffic source. Also: How to get rid of AI Overviews in Google Search: 4 easy waysIn September, Google updated Discover More
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Amazon’s October Prime Day (formally known as Prime Big Deal Days) is a few weeks away, but you can already find steep markdowns on TVs from brands like Samsung, Sony, Hisense, and more. Almost every screen size and panel type is on sale, from budget-friendly small-screen LED options to cinema-sized QLED and premium-grade OLED TVs. You can also find deals on other home theater equipment like soundbars, streaming sticks, and projectors for the ultimate entertaining space.Also: The top 6 TVs our readers bought this year (including a surprise budget pick)I’ve been writing about and reviewing TVs for the better part of a decade, covering everything from basic smart TVs to sophisticated home theater systems. And when it comes to finding deals, I can get very picky about what I consider a good discount, so I only featured the steepest markdowns on the best models from the most well-known brands. And to help you narrow down your choices, I put together a list of the best of the early October Prime Day TV deals I could find (as well as a few from other retailers like Best Buy More
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