Nvidia is launching a new GeForce MX GPU, which is based on its Turing architecture and includes GDDR6 memory. As was its predecessors, the GeForce MX450 is designed for ultrabooks.
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UL Benchmarks - the creator of the popular 3DMark graphics benchmark suite - has added a new update to the 3DMark application which further expands the capability of the 3DMark VRS feature test.
Nvidia announced at Computex 2019 today that its Turing GPUs will be used to power 25 new laptop models, 17 of which are RTX Studio laptops designed for 3D development and other intensive tasks.
Nvidia today announced the latest workstation-class GPU from its 'Turing' RTX lineup, the Quadro RTX 4000. It has 36 RT cores, 288 Turing Tensor cores, 8GB GDDR6 memory, and it's coming in December.
Nvidia has finally announced a GeForce event at gamescom next month. Given leaks over the past few months, all signs point to the launch of new GPUs based on the Turing architecture.
It seems that there is still little urgency in Team Green's camp to introduce its next-gen video cards, with AMD not quite forcing their hand into unleashing Turing-based hardware into the market.
Turing Robotic Industries, a company that has announced plans for smartphones with truly ridiculous specifications, has filed for bankruptcy, although the firm says that it's not done.
After describing a new phone with an improbable range of specs that it says will arrive in 2017, Turing has announced details of an even more implausible device: the Monolith Chaconne, due in 2018.
From Sony's Ear and Google Pixels, to Apple taxes, Bing's blunder, Office in your car, Turing's dream phone, and the spirit of Microsoft Courier, it's our regular roundup of the week's top tech news.
After its last phone suffered months of delays, and unexpectedly switched from Android to Sailfish OS, Turing is now promising a new phone with truly unbelievable specs, supposedly launching in 2017.
After 64 years, a computer has finally passed the Turing Test designed to make a machine exhibit intelligent behaviour indistinguishable from that of humans in double-blind trials.
Google is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Alan Turing's birth with a new interactive doodle that's a virtual version of the Turing Machine that the late mathematician proposed in the 1930s.
Alan Turing, widely considered to be the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, won't be receiving a posthumous pardon for his 1952 conviction of "gross indecency."
