Mediatek just announced the FLAGSHIP Dimensity 9000 chip for next gen phones!

👉 All-new 4nm architecture
👉 World’s first Cortex-X2 smartphone chip
Ultra Core (1x Cortex-X2 3.05Ghz)
Super-Cores (3x Cortex-A710 2.85Ghz)
Efficiency Cores (4x Cortex-A510)
LPDDR5x Support
5th Gen AI (4x more efficient)
👉 World’s 1st BT 5.3 support, & Wi-Fi 6E
👉 8K AV1 support & HDR10+
📸 World’s first 320MP Camera support!
📸 Record 4K HDR on 3 cameras simultaneously
📸 World’s 1st Triple camera 18-bit HDR video (3 cameras, with 3 exposures per frame)
🎮 Arm Mali-G710 GPU (World’s 1st)
🎮 Ray Tracing, 180hz FHD+)

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This is how we are connected globally via undersea fiber cables.

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Apple is pushing to speed up development of an electric vehicle under new management, seeking to launch a full self-driving car as early as 2025!

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Wi-Fi 7 will be showcased at CES 2022. According to MediaTek, Wi-Fi 7 is 2.4X times faster than Wi-Fi 6E, which can bring faster speed, lower latency, and stronger anti-interference ability.

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⚡️ IBM unveils its new 127-qubit Eagle quantum processor

It outperforms any processor in the world.

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Today in Tech History:

First ARPANET Link Put Into Service (November 21, 1969)

ARPANET was an early computer network developed by J.C.R. Licklider, Robert Taylor, and other researchers for the U.S. Department of Defense’s Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). It connected a computer at UCLA with a computer at the Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, CA. In 1973, the government commissioned Vinton Cerf and Robert E. Kahn to create a national computer network for military, governmental, and institutional use. The network used packet-switching, flow-control, and fault-tolerance techniques developed by ARPANET. Historians consider this worldwide network to be the origin of the Internet.

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Airtel has increased the prices of its prepaid plans by 25% which will come in effect from November 26.

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