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PlayStation prepares a service to compete with Xbox Game Pass

PlayStation prepares a service to compete with Xbox Game Pass

David Jaffe, one of the masterminds behind God of War Y Twisted Metal, has been away from video game development for several years. Not so in the industry, as he has a podcast on YouTube where he constantly gives his opinion on the issues surrounding the sector. In his latest video, however, he went beyond ...

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AMD buys Xilinx to compete with Intel in CPU and FPGA

AMD buys Xilinx to compete with Intel in CPU and FPGA

Two of the markets AMD has been absent from are FPGAs and Artificial Intelligence. The purchase of Xilinx is intended for AMD to develop a significant presence in both markets, as well as to improve the performance of its CPUs and GPUs. Shareholders approve the transaction One of the processes that must go through any ...

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US helps Intel compete with TSMC and Samsung

US helps Intel compete with TSMC and Samsung

When designing a new processor, it is necessary to know in advance which manufacturing node is going to be used, which will mark the limits of its design. A fact that may seem trivial at first glance so much so that in a globalized market, more money can be converted into some or another of ...

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Intel Equivalent Nodes, a new way to compete with TSMC

Intel Equivalent Nodes, a new way to compete with TSMC

What if 10nm, 7nm, 5nm or 3nm … TSMC and Intel both played cat and mouse with their nomenclatures, used more as pure marketing than to define the volumetric or metric scale of transistors. . Well, now Intel in an unexpected twist wants to facilitate equivalences with a new concept for the industry, so that ...

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PlayStation would be preparing a subscription to compete with Xbox Game Pass

The exponential growth of Xbox Game Pass, especially during 2020, has generated more people wondering if Sony intends to respond with a similar subscription. The funny thing, however, is that those in Japan already have PlayStation Now in their catalog of services, but they have never managed to match the popularity of Microsoft’s proposal. Due ...