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Nvidia Launches Budget-Friendly GeForce RTX 5050
- Nvidia has introduced the budget-friendly GeForce RTX 5050 priced at $249 and scheduled for release in July.
- The RTX 5050 is part of the RTX 50-series and offers next-gen performance for gamers and creators on a budget.
- Built on Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture, the RTX 5050 features 2560 CUDA cores and advanced Tensor and RT cores for DLSS4 support and reduced latency.
- It has a base clock speed of 2.31GHz, 8GB GDDR6 memory, and performs 60% better than the RTX 3050 in rasterization tasks.
- Connectivity options include 3x DisplayPort 2.1b, 1x HDMI 2.1b, 9th-gen NVENC encoder, and 6th-gen NVDEC decoder.
- The RTX 5050 requires 130W power, offers multi-monitor support, and is produced by various manufacturers including ASUS, MSI, and ZOTAC.
- There won't be a Founders Edition for the RTX 5050, but it will be widely available from multiple third-party manufacturers.
- A mobile version of the RTX 5050 is also available in laptops starting at $999, providing high-performance GPU capability on the go.
- The RTX 5050 is positioned as a strong contender in the mid-range GPU market for consumers seeking a balance between price and performance.
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Medius Adds Embedded Payments to Accounts Payable Automation Solutions
- Medius has introduced embedded payments to its accounts payable (AP) automation and spend management solutions.
- The new Medius Payments solution expands on the existing Medius Pay solution, offering straight-through payments capability directly from the platform.
- Payments are processed through customers' existing bank accounts, supporting various payment methods globally.
- Medius Payments is integrated into the Medius AP workflow, enhancing security and reducing fraud exposure.
- The solution includes approval rules, fraud detection, and audit trails within the system, facilitating fast and policy-aligned payments.
- The PYMNTS Intelligence and Esker report emphasizes the importance of automating both accounts receivable (AR) and AP processes for enhanced efficiency and security.
- Full automation of AP processes leads to increased accuracy, efficiency, and operational improvements, reducing fraud risks.
- In addition to Medius Payments, the company introduced AI-powered tools like Medius Copilot and Medius Supplier Conversations to optimize AP automation.
- The Medius Copilot AI assistant aids invoice approvers, while the Medius Supplier Conversations solution aims to streamline responses to supplier inquiries.
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Nvidia’s RTX 5050 GPU starts at $249 with last-gen GDDR6 VRAM
- Nvidia has announced the GeForce RTX 5050 GPUs for desktops and laptops supporting ray tracing and DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation.
- The desktop RTX 5050 starts at $249, features 8GB of last-gen GDDR6 VRAM, 2,560 Blackwell CUDA cores, and draws up to 130W of power.
- Third-party partners such as Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and Zotac will make the desktop RTX 5050 cards with expected shipments in the second half of July.
- The laptop RTX 5050 GPU will have 8GB of GDDR7 VRAM, 2,560 CUDA cores, draw 35W to 100W of power, and laptops with this GPU are expected to start at $999.
- Some laptop models with the RTX 5050 GPU are already available, with drivers pre-installed until Nvidia's Game Ready Drivers are released in early July.
- Despite the desktop RTX 5050 having GDDR6, it is expected to perform better than the laptop version with GDDR7 due to more CUDA cores, although it falls below the RTX 5060.
- Nvidia claims the RTX 5050 will offer an immersive ray-traced experience in games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Avowed, achieving over 150 fps with DLSS 4, paired with an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU.
- In full raster, Nvidia states the RTX 5050 is about 60 percent faster than the RTX 3050, being the direct replacement for it.
- Nvidia has not announced a desktop RTX 4050, with the RTX 5050 expected to cater to budget-conscious gaming needs.
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The Future of Graphic Design: Trends and Predictions
- The future of graphic design is not about how things are made but why they're made, emphasizing a fundamental shift in value focusing on solving business problems.
- AI is not replacing graphic designers but automating mediocrity, aiding in execution rather than strategy.
- Graphic designers are leveraging AI for radical automation, rapid ideation, and data-driven personalization, shifting their role from 'maker' to 'director'.
- Design is seen as a strategic investment, not an expense, with the focus on strong, strategic design as a multiplier for business growth.
- Core trends essential for businesses include prioritizing motion in designs, hyper-personalization, immersive experiences with AR/VR, and a return to authenticity in design.
- Top-tier graphic designers now require skills in strategic thinking, tech-savviness, specialization, and effective communication and collaboration.
- Businesses are advised to move from project-based thinking to system-based strategies, invest in a brand identity system, and look for strategic partners in design.
- Key actions include auditing current visual assets, experimenting on a small scale, and adapting to the future trends by focusing on clarity and strategic communication.
- The future of graphic design is about focusing on powerful ideas communicated clearly to solve real business problems, with the central purpose remaining permanent despite evolving design tools.
- Graphic design is changing to prioritize strategy over aesthetics, positioning itself as a crucial investment for businesses to communicate effectively and achieve success.
- The article covers trends in graphic design, AI's role, the evolving skillset for designers, and actionable steps for businesses to future-proof their design strategies.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 now official - here are the specs and release window
- Nvidia quietly adds GeForce RTX 5050 to its website without any fanfare.
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 marks a new budget GPU release, available for both desktop and laptop versions.
- This GPU is targeted towards desktop users who require an affordable option below the RTX 5060.
- The last generation only featured a heavily reduced RTX 4050 for laptops; now the desktop market gets the RTX 5050.
- The release of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 hints at a potential top budget pick in the graphics card market.
- Nvidia has provided a release window for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050, making it official.
- It has been years since Nvidia introduced a new RTX gaming GPU for desktop users with budget constraints.
- This release allows for more options in the mid-range GPU market for consumers.
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 specifications have been made available alongside the announcement.
- The addition of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 widens Nvidia's range of offerings for different consumer segments.
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 could become a recommended option in the best graphics card listings.
- The desktop version of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 further expands Nvidia's GPU lineup for consumers.
- The RTX 5050 is positioned as a cost-effective solution for gamers seeking performance on a budget.
- Nvidia's move to include the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 suggests a strategic focus on catering to diverse market needs.
- The release of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 adds competition and choice to the GPU market.
- Nvidia's announcement of the GeForce RTX 5050 highlights the company's commitment to offering a variety of GPU options.
- The availability of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 is expected soon, catering to gamers looking for an economical graphics card.
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Hands-on LetinAR optical system
- Hands-on impression of LetinAR optical system for AR glasses at AWE US showfloor.
- LetinAR utilizes micromirrors for displaying virtual elements on transparent lenses in AR glasses.
- Advantages include transparency, low power consumption, and simplicity in design.
- LetinAR offers various optical system variants for smart glasses and AR glasses.
- The company collaborates with manufacturers rather than producing its own glasses.
- Improvements in LetinAR technology provide brighter colors, better resolution, and a field of view around 45°.
- Challenges include noticeable artifacts such as gray lines from micromirrors.
- The company aims to enhance field of view and reduce visibility of lines in future iterations.
- Overall positive impressions from the demo, showcasing advancements in AR glasses technology.
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Siliconangle
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Why private cloud is AI’s next battleground, and Broadcom’s big advantage
- Private cloud is becoming increasingly important, with companies like Broadcom at the forefront of the AI battleground.
- Diane Bryant, a board member at Broadcom, discusses the complexity of AI and the advantage it provides to big companies like Google and Amazon.
- The AI hardware market is projected to reach between 300 to 500 billion in 2030, accommodating various players like Nvidia and AMD.
- Bryant highlights the history and evolution of AI, from its conceptual beginnings in the '50s to its recent breakthroughs.
- Broadcom's acquisition of VMware positions it well in the cloud and AI space, offering solutions like VMware Cloud Foundation for AI workloads.
- Bryant's involvement with companies like mmTron and Celestial AI shows her continued interest in innovative technologies such as photonics.
- Celestial AI's Photonic Fabric aims to enhance data transmission using optics, providing integration with accelerator chips for improved efficiency.
- SiliconANGLE Media, co-founded by John Furrier and Dave Vellante, focuses on digital media innovation and technology industry insights.
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Nvidia and AMD GPU prices are finally tumbling in the US, and we love to see it
- Graphic card prices in the US market are dropping, with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 and AMD Radeon RX 9070 now available at more reasonable prices.
- Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5070 offers good rendering power but may struggle with VRAM for top settings in some new games.
- AMD's Radeon RX 9070 has 16GB memory and is considered faster than the 9070 XT.
- The price reductions mark a positive shift from the previously exorbitant prices.
- Nvidia DLSS 4 suite, including multi frame gen, is supported by the GeForce RTX 5070.
- The Radeon RX 9070 review favored AMD's GPU for its memory capacity and speed.
- The decrease in GPU prices is a welcomed development in the market.
- PCGAMESN has further content related to Ryzen 7 9800X3D review, Best gaming CPU, and Radeon RX 9070 XT review.
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Silicon
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DeepSeek Aided Chinese Military, US Official Alleges
- An unnamed US official has accused Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek of aiding China's military and intelligence operations.
- DeepSeek allegedly used Southeast Asian shell companies to access high-end semiconductors prohibited for shipment to China under US export regulations.
- DeepSeek gained attention for open-source AI models rivaling US counterparts but faced privacy concerns over data collection practices.
- Issues arose when Feroot Security discovered code enabling data transmission to China Mobile servers.
- Regulators in South Korea suspended DeepSeek from app stores due to privacy concerns, with subsequent warnings in South Korea and Italy regarding user data transfers without consent.
- DeepSeek faced scrutiny as it began hiring interns to process medical data, prompting investigations into false information dangers by Italy's consumer rights regulator.
- Several countries, including South Korea, Italy, Taiwan, Australia, India, and the US, have banned DeepSeek on government devices over national security worries.
- Additional countries, such as the UK, Belgium, France, Ireland, and the Netherlands, are reportedly investigating DeepSeek's national security implications.
- The US official alleged DeepSeek circumvented export controls to access Nvidia chips, including the H100 chip covered by US restrictions since 2022.
- DeepSeek is accused of providing support beyond open-source access to its AI models for China's military and intelligence activities.
- Allegations include using shell companies and Southeast Asia data centers to access advanced Nvidia chips in circumvention of US export restrictions.
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The Robot Report
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Hexagon launches AEON humanoid robot for industrial applications
- Hexagon AB has launched its first humanoid robot, AEON, designed for industrial applications to address labor shortages and meet customer needs.
- AEON combines Hexagon's sensor suite with advanced locomotion, AI-driven mission control, and spatial intelligence, making it agile, versatile, and aware.
- The humanoid robot is aimed at improving safety and driving autonomy in sectors like automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics.
- More robotics companies are developing humanoids, with commercial deployments slowly increasing.
- AEON's capabilities include agility, awareness, versatility, and power autonomy through a battery-swapping mechanism.
- Hexagon is partnering with Schaeffler and Pilatus to pilot AEON for manipulation, machine tending, part inspection, and reality-capture use cases.
- The robotics division of Hexagon has partnerships with NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Maxon to bring AEON to the market, with AEON powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing and Microsoft Azure platform.
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Lenovo introduces new AI-optimized data center systems
- Lenovo introduces a collection of data center systems optimized for artificial intelligence workloads.
- The flagship product is the ThinkSystem SR680a V4, incorporating nearly two dozen processors for faster inference workloads.
- Key components include eight Nvidia Blackwell B200 graphics cards and six Intel Xeon 6 CPUs for AI processing and optimizations.
- Also included are Nvidia SuperNICs and BlueField-3 DPU to offload tasks from the main processors, enhancing AI workload capacity.
- Lenovo unveils two other new hardware offerings based on the SR675 server lineup, catering to various AI workload needs.
- One system pairs SR675 V3 servers with Nvidia RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition graphics cards and Cisco's Nexus switch series.
- Another system is optimized for running IBM's watsonx software suite, aiding in AI model building and data management.
- Lenovo also launches four Hybrid AI Advantage product bundles combining hardware with third-party AI software for different industries.
- New professional services such as AI Adoption and Change Management Services aim to assist companies in AI tool training and responsible use.
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AMD Radeon R9 Fury 4GB — 10 year annivesary review 2025–
- The AMD Radeon R9 Fury, a 10-year-old GPU, is compared to modern models like the Navi48 XTX in 2025.
- The Fiji 10 GPU is considered the largest in die size, exceeding newer models like Navi31 XTX.
- Speculating on a modernized Fiji 10 with 32GB and RDNA4 architecture in 4nm manufacturing.
- Despite being an older model, the Fiji 10 GPU maintains impressive compute power and memory bandwidth.
- Details on the Command Processor and GCN 1.2 architecture of the Fiji 10 GPU are discussed.
- Comparisons are made with the Nvidia GTX 980Ti, emphasizing advantages in shaders and raw compute power of the R9 Fury.
- Benchmarks show varying performance between the R9 Fury and GTX 980Ti in different resolutions and benchmarks.
- In gaming benchmarks like Final Fantasy Shadowbringers, the GTX 980Ti outperforms the R9 Fury, showcasing Nvidia's advantage in DX11 applications.
- Despite its age, the R9 Fury shows good performance in games like Cyberpunk 2077 with modernized technologies like FidelityFX.
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The XR Week Peek (2025.06.22): Meta launches glasses with Oakley, Meta Quest 3S XBOX leaked, and more!
- Meta and Oakley have launched their smartglasses, named Oakley Meta HSTN, targeted towards athletes and high performers, featuring 3K video recording, extended battery life, and water resistance. Pre-orders start from July 11th, priced at $499.
- Leaks suggest Meta will launch Meta Quest 3S XBOX Edition on June 24, priced at $399, a bundle with an Elite strap, wireless Gamepad, and 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
- Rumors indicate Project Moohan, a collaborative VR headset by Google and Samsung, may open pre-orders in South Korea on September 29, with a global rollout projected for October 13.
- IDC reports a positive trend in the XR market, anticipating 18.1% growth year-over-year in the AR/VR headset market, and a compound annual growth rate of 38.6% from 2025 to 2029.
- Meta teases AI tools for creating entire worlds in Horizon Worlds, leading to debates on the line between enabling creators and automating creativity.
- Move AI showcases impressive finger tracking capabilities in markerless motion tracking, enhancing the realism of body and finger movements.
- Streaming service DAZN offers a 3D tabletop view of the FIFA Club World Cup for US audiences, providing immersive details during live soccer matches.
- Meta announces the shutdown of Downpour Interactive, responsible for the mil-sim shooter Onward, moving the team to Camouflaj as the game ceases to receive updates.
- Beat Saber discontinues updates on PSVR, while Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist prepares for a Kickstarter campaign, and Sony releases Climate Station for PS5 and PSVR2 focusing on climate change.
- Jigsaw Night offers enjoyable mixed reality jigsaw puzzles, while Alliance Peacefighter and The Smurfs: Flower Defense deliver unique gameplay experiences.
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Is the MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC Worth Buying in the UAE?
- The MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC in the UAE boasts impressive clock speeds up to 2.7 GHz, ideal for demanding scenarios and seamless gameplay, especially with factory overclocking.
- It features advanced cooling solutions like Tri-Frozr technology for optimal thermal performance and customizable RGB lighting for aesthetics.
- Considered a top option among high-end graphics cards in the UAE, the RTX 5090 sets a new benchmark in gaming performance and memory capacity.
- Benchmark tests show it outperforming competitors in real-world scenarios, offering high frame rates exceeding 100 FPS in popular titles at 4K resolution.
- The card excels in handling ray tracing at 4K resolution with features like DLSS 3.0, maintaining playable frame rates and graphical detail.
- Priced between AED 4,500 to AED 5,500, the RTX 5090 reflects its premium status, available at reputable retailers and online platforms in the UAE.
- Due to fluctuating demand and limited stock, potential buyers are advised to act swiftly when purchasing to ensure availability.
- The GPU offers superior performance metrics for hardcore gamers but comes with a substantial price tag, potentially making it less suitable for casual users.
- For gamers seeking cutting-edge graphical fidelity and immersive experiences, the MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC is a worthwhile investment in the UAE market.
- Consider personal gaming needs and budget carefully before deciding on purchasing the RTX 5090, aligning the choice with individual circumstances.
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Nvidia and Foxconn Aim to Use Humanoid Robots in AI Server Factory
- Nvidia and Foxconn plan to deploy humanoid robots for assembling AI servers in a factory in Houston by Q1 2026.
- The participation of humanoid robots in this project marks a first for Nvidia products and Foxconn's AI server production lines.
- Nvidia's CEO expects humanoid robots to see widespread use in manufacturing facilities within five years.
- The move towards robotics by Nvidia is to maintain competitiveness in the AI chip industry and to lead in the robotics boom.
- Humanoid robots have potential to revolutionize manufacturing, warehousing, and customer service due to their human-like form and capabilities.
- Nvidia and Foxconn aim to mass produce AI supercomputers in the U.S. following the partnership to build a manufacturing plant in Houston.
- The deployment of humanoid robots in this project remains a significant milestone in AI manufacturing and robotics.
- Nvidia already provides a platform for building humanoid robots, setting a foundation for integrating robotics into manufacturing processes.
- The use of humanoid robots in assembly work could streamline production processes and enhance efficiency.
- The involvement of humanoid robots in this initiative signals a forward-looking approach to technology adoption in manufacturing.
- The potential benefits of humanoid robots in manufacturing encompass navigating cluttered environments and performing tasks with precision and agility.
- Nvidia's focus on robotics aligns with its strategy to leverage AI and automation in various industries.
- The collaboration between Nvidia and Foxconn underscores the shift towards advanced technologies in production facilities.
- While the specifics of the humanoid robots to be used and their tasks remain undisclosed, the initiative signifies a leap forward in AI-infused manufacturing.
- The anticipated deployment of humanoid robots highlights the convergence of AI, robotics, and manufacturing for enhanced operational capabilities.
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