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New Class of AI Supercomputer Connects 256 Grace Hopper Superchips Into Massive, 1-Exaflop, 144TB GPU for Giant Models Powering Generative AI, Recommender Systems, Data Processing

14th Generation Intel Core Mobile processors are getting dedicated AI hardware processing to reduce power consumption and enable next-generation PC experiences.

HP today announced several notable updates to its commercial desktop portfolio, all while highlighting the benefits of desktop computing in hybrid work scenarios.

The Acer TravelMate P416-41 is a lot of laptop for the money—what it lacks in display it makes up for with raw performance.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) expanded its Alletra portfolio with new file, block, and data protection services designed to help customers reduce costs and complexity through one unified hybrid cloud platform.

Juicers easily squeeze out every last drop for your breakfast OJ. Unfortunately, there’s no machine for squeezing out every last drop of margin from your solutions, but you’ll get some sound ideas on how to do just that when you hear Matt, Colleen Frye, and Reilly Scull of Macktez discuss JumpCloud’s solution for identity transformation and tackle what it takes to build an MRR service around smart home sensors.

The professional-grade laptops are Dynabook’s first models available with the commercial version of the latest Intel processors and Windows 11 Pro.

This week’s episode might remind you of that oddly misformed candy that spent a little too much time in your pocket with regular co-host Rich Freeman out on vacation, but is still just as delicious as Matt and guest co-host Erick Simpson take you door-to-door for some ChannelPro trick-or-treating. And what should you expect in your candy-bag when you get home?

The business notebook’s build quality, speed, storage, and keyboard earn high marks, but the display and webcam less so.

Windows, Chrome, and Apple candidates vie for the business user vote.