Renesas expanded its RZ/V Series of microprocessors (MPUs) with a new device that targets the high-volume vision AI market.

Multi-modal AI support, faster chips and AI accelerators are among forthcoming mainframe upgrades that promise big changes.

The chip giant must try to maintain x86 dominance while adapting to AI-driven computing and emerging architectures.

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KB5053657 brings dozens of new capabilities to Windows 11 23H2, including an big changes to the OS' Settings page.

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