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Back to blog ![Google is building a new internet cable that will connect Africa with Australia](/image/original/b5576d2e-1cef-11ef-9202-002590a5fecf.png)
Google has started building the first underwater fiber optic cable that will connect Africa with Australia, the two previously least connected parts of the world, under the name Umoja, following Google’s Equiano connecting Africa and Europe.
![On August 26-27, Zen 5 and Lunar Lake processors will be announced- insights that are available now](/image/original/05e86df6-18f4-11ef-b720-002590a5fecf.png)
Regarding the current data about the Hot Chips 2024 event, you can already check the program of presentations from such companies as NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, and many others. In a fairly short period, visitors will be able to access presentations and review manuals, which will be available online and in real life.
![New Intel GPU with a power consumption of 1.5 kW](/image/original/466e14f8-176d-11ef-80cf-002590a5fecf.png)
Intel has already announced the production closure of the Ponte Vecchio GPU for data centers but also emphasized new solutions, which are represented by a line called Falcon Shores.
![ARM processor for PCs from MediaTek and NVIDIA - release is planned for 2025](/image/original/e12679d4-12b5-11ef-8a25-002590a5fecf.png)
MediaTek and NVIDIA have reportedly about a united effort to develop a new processor with the support of artificial intelligence. The new project is expected to be competitive with Apple's M4. The ARM processor for PCs is expected to be finalized by the end of this year. This project can have a considerable influence on the market thanks to the collaboration between NVIDIA and MediaTek.
![A new version of Linux 6.9 has been released](/image/original/754c4d04-11d6-11ef-855d-002590a5fecf.png)
Linux 6.9 is already available for download and you can test the new version which has 15680 changes. The number of developers who contributed to the fixes is approximately 2106 and the patch size is 54 MB. Almost half of the changes are associated with device drivers, 17 percent are related to code changes, 7 percent are connected to file systems, and 4 percent are correlated with internal subsystems.
![Intel's revenue has significantly decreased due to AMD](/image/original/059ba4f2-0ee1-11ef-96c7-002590a5fecf.png)
Earlier this year, AMD significantly increased its revenue thanks to processors, and more specifically because of EPYC processors and Ryzen 8000 laptop chips. As for Intel, it strengthened the mobile processor market mainly due to the release of Core Ultra.
![Announcement From SK hynix: 300 TB SSD, Technologies For Data Centers, and AI](/image/original/c3c886c0-0de7-11ef-a6d0-002590a5fecf.png)
SK hynix, a leading semiconductor memory company, presented its developments in data center functioning and artificial intelligence (AI). One of the key innovations presented is a solid-state drive (SSD) with an exceptional capacity of 300 TB.
This SSD will become part of SK hynix's technologies aimed at high-performance computing. High-capacity data storage is in demand, so SK hynix's 300TB SSD was created as a market response to it in a compact form factor.
![AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D displayed 192 MB L3 cache](/image/original/389b9eae-0c87-11ef-840d-002590a5fecf.png)
A user posted a screenshot of AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, which is supposed to have 128 MB of L3 cache, having 192 MB of L3 cache.
![GitHub to Release Copilot Workspace, a Developer Environment, in a Week](/image/original/70610976-07c5-11ef-8b6c-002590a5fecf.png)
Before the annual GitHub Universe conference in San Francisco, GitHub announced Copilot Workspace, a developer environment powered by OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo.
![MS-DOS 4.0 code on GitHub appeared broken due to UTF-8 and timestamps](/image/original/035166e0-0708-11ef-b76e-002590a5fecf.png)
In April, Microsoft posted the MS-DOS 4.0 code on GitHub. This version is the first MS-DOS release posted on GitHub, but this particular release was posted with some critical bugs, namely UTF-8 encoding and timestamps. According to words Michal Nekasek, a developer and blogger of OS/2 Museum, these features are critical and literally spoil the whole release.