Friday, June 19
Daily News Stuff 18 June 2020
Tanglefoot Burrbriar Edition
Tech News
- Intel's Cooper Lake server platform is here, bringing with it... Uh. (AnandTech)
Well, they have cut prices. Oh, and added 16-bit floating point.
- Intel also announced a new range of enterprise SSD specifically for AMD servers. (AnandTech)
The new drives support PCIe 4.0. No Intel CPUs support PCIe 4.0 so far. None. Zero.
- Ryzen 4000 will launch this year. (WCCFTech)
Rumours have been floating around about a CES 2021 launch, but AMD have now said publicly that there is no delay and it is coming this year. (TechPowerup)
- Google has deep-sixed 106 Chrome extensions for stealing user data. (ZDNet)
At least someone there is doing something useful.
The extensions had been downloaded a total of 32 million times, which is not so great.
- Tips for budding arsonists (6ABC)
1. Don't get identifying tattoos.
2. Don't wear hand-made t-shirts.
3. Don't use your real name when purchasing said t-shirts.
Disclaimer: The vodka is excellent but the steak has gone off.
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