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This obscure vendor challenges the mighty HP for the title of most powerful mini PC ever created with a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 product.

GMKTec joins HP with Ryzen AI Max+ 395 workstation mini PC The Max+ 395 is currently the most powerful APU in the world and could be a nuisance to Nvidia’s DIGITS GB10 Expect 395-based products to roll out later in the second quarter of 2025, after Chinese New Year. GMK, an emerging Chinese brand in […]

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Will Samsung’s new Galaxy AI features be available on older devices? Here’s what we know

The Galaxy S25 series is the first to benefit from many new Galaxy AI features. Samsung is currently “evaluating what features” might come to other Galaxy devices. Historically, Galaxy AI features have arrived quickly on older devices. Samsung finally made the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra official at its first Galaxy

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Samsung brings major updates to its security suite to keep even the smallest SMBs safe

Samsung wants to expand Knox beyond its traditional corporate mission Three tiers are now available with a basic plan available on all Samsung Galaxy devices at no additional cost The Base, Essentials, and Enterprise plans are designed to meet different levels of security and management needs. Samsung has announced a new update for Knox Suite,

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What is Samsung Ambient Sensing? Unboxing new SmartThings AI features

At Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event, its SmartThings division revealed new AI technology that could be configured to supercharge the smart home experience – provided you have a Samsung-based ecosystem, well on. The new tools will fall under the banner of Samsung’s Home AI and include “ambient sensing,” a feature that collects information about connected

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Samsung gave Android XR a mere 5 seconds of screen time at Unpacked, but it still proved why it would succeed where Apple failed

Samsung revealed Project Moohan’s AI capabilities at Galaxy Unpacked It also announced exclusive software from third-party app makers. The presentation was light on details Samsung took a few moments – literally seconds – during its Samsung Galaxy S25 launch event to talk about Project Moohan (its upcoming VR headset) and Android XR, and how the

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Remote KVM with free always-on VPN service capable of running AI applications just launched

Comet by GL.inet is an open source remote KVM hardware element Remote Access over Ethernet lets you access a terminal remotely Unlike software solutions, this one is BIOS compatible and can be used for operating system installations. GL.iNet has unveiled the Comet (GL-RM1), an open source remote KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) device running a Linux

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Google just announced the ability to chain actions in Gemini and it could permanently change the way we use AI

Gemini can now chain actions to complete complex tasks Gemini Live gains multimodal capabilities on newer phones Gemini will evolve into a fully powerful AI assistant with Project Astra To coincide with the launch of the Samsung S25 line of devices, during today’s Galaxy Unpacked, Google announced some impressive updates to its Gemini AI platform.

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Coping with the Rising Costs of AI Inference in the Era of Large-Scale Applications

The rise of AI-based applications is accelerating around the world and shows no signs of slowing down. According to IBM data, 42% of companies with more than 1,000 employees are actively using AI in their business, and an additional 40% are testing and experimenting with it. As AI adoption accelerates, with platforms such as OpenAI’s

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