Discover if the M4 MacBook Air is worth upgrading from the M1. Explore design, performance, and features in this detailed ...

Apple's newest MacBook Air M4 is finally making a strong case for upgrading from the Godfather of the Apple Silicon lineup, ...

Apple's M3 chips successfully brought all-new performance levels but quickly became problematic, leading to the shortest lifespan of any microchip in Apple history.

The company also boasts that the M4 is also up to two times faster than the M1 chip. But there’s a reason that Apple is comparing the M4 to chips that are five years old or older. While the M4 ...

The elevator pitch for the iPad Air has been the same since its redesign in 2020: It's essentially an iPad Pro... lite. It's ...

Apple's new MacBook Air and iPad Air, along with Mac Studio – with the latest processors and AI tech - are now available for South African pre-order from the iStore.

The M1 Ultra and M2 Ultra chips were essentially just two M1 ... Because it’s mostly from the previous-generation chip architecture, each part is slower–but if you load up all those CPU and GPU cores ...

A team of researchers at Peking University claims to have shattered chip performance limits and proven that China can use new materials to “change lanes” in the semiconductor race by ...

Security researchers have discovered dozens of undocumented commands hidden in a Bluetooth chip found in billions of devices. Credit: Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images A potential ...

If you own an Apple Silicon Mac—whether it’s powered by an M1, M2, M3, or M4 chip—and need to run Windows 11, there’s a reliable and efficient solution available. Parallels Desktop ...

Brescia, Italy Abstract : This paper presents a Network-on-Chip architecture based on a store-and-forward switching mode suitable for System on Chip interconnection. The network includes routers which ...

In the future, we hope to show that many real applications can benefit from the proposed architecture References [1] International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors [2] K.Lahiri, S.Dey and ...