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Google opts for AMD GPUs for Cloud Compute Platform With S9300 X2

November 16, 2016

GPUs are marvelous at completing paralyzed compute projects, being used to accelerate all kinds of great things. Google has added GPU compute options to their Cloud Compute Platform, letting you offload a signi... Read More...

Pokémon GO Exceeds 500 Million Downloads Worldwide

Jeff Williams

September 8, 2016

Press Releases

September 07, 2016 04:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time SAN FRANCISCO--The Pokémon Company and Niantic, Inc. announced today that Pokémon GO, the global mobile game that invites players to go out and explore their... Read More...

Android N is getting some serious security fixes from Google

Jeff Williams

May 24, 2016

News, Operating Systems

Android has always been seen as the least secure platform in general, though that's likely due to it being targeted by malware makers far more than the other platforms as a result of it being a more open platfo... Read More...

Chromebooks outsell Apple’s Mac offerings

Jeff Williams

May 20, 2016

News

Apple has been known to be one of the strongest laptop manufacturers featuring their Mac laptop lineup. For many years they've dominated laptop market especially in US. However that might not be true for any lo... Read More...

Google is doubling down on VR with Daydream, their own VR platform

Jeff Williams

May 19, 2016

Mobile, News

We already knew that Google was investing pretty heavily in VR when they created their Cardboard platform and we had previously heard some whispers in the Internet ether about a full first-party solution. Now i... Read More...

Google made an ASIC processor specifically for AI, and it’s stupid fast

Jeff Williams

May 19, 2016

IT/Enterprise, News

This is certainly the age of AI and it appears that Google is looking at custom options now to help accelerate their machine learning algorithms, so they can be faster than ever. Pascal was just revealed to be ... Read More...

Google will block Flash by default in Chrome very soon

CreativeMaster

May 16, 2016

IT/Enterprise, News

Google is going to block Flash content by default with its browser, Chrome, in favour of HTML5. The change is stated to happen in the fourth quarter of this year. The company's reasoning is that, based on the m... Read More...

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Google opts for AMD GPUs for Cloud Compute Platform With S9300 X2

Pokémon GO Exceeds 500 Million Downloads Worldwide

Android N is getting some serious security fixes from Google

Chromebooks outsell Apple’s Mac offerings

Google is doubling down on VR with Daydream, their own VR platform

Google made an ASIC processor specifically for AI, and it’s stupid fast

Google will block Flash by default in Chrome very soon