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Gurman also reported that Apple wants to dramatically increase the maximum amount of unified memory in the high-end desktop M4 Macs to 512GB. The current limit on the M2 Ultra Mac Pro is 192GB.

Compared to the M2 Pro Mac mini (released in 2023) it replaces, Apple states that the M4 Pro “completes 3D renders up to 2.9x faster in Blender.” The M4 is made using an enhanced 3-nanometer ...

Everyone had one goal: to ensure that 3D printers were no longer seen as industrial machines but as desktop devices more accessible to ordinary users. Low-budget 3D printing came to life thanks to Dr.

A warehouse fire on a U.S. Army supply base that began Thursday evening and drew mutual aid from city firefighters in Busan, South Korea, was extinguished 13 hours later, according to the Army and ...

This announcements are expected to focus on the Mac and Apple’s transition to the M4 chip. Head below for the full details on what’s to come. There are no other details provided on what form ...

Intel’s new desktop CPUs are radically different than the Intel CPUs you’re used to. Today marks the launch of Arrow Lake, the company’s latest architecture for desktop processors ...

Alongside the Mac mini, the desktop Macs could also see an update ... the most likely change will be a spec-bump update to a more modern chip. This makes sense as Apple would want to bring Apple ...

Bloomberg today reports that Apple is set to unveil a new MacBook Air powered by the M4 chip in early 2025, while the timeline for an updated Mac Studio has slipped to the second quarter of the year.

Automated robot carriers in modern distribution warehouse. Warehouse automation is booming. Fueled by the success of e-commerce, projections indicate the market is expected to surpass $54 billion ...

Olga Sanchez, an Outerspace employee, prepares to pack candles at the company’s warehouse in Carlstadt, N.J.Credit...Graham Dickie/The New York Times Supported by By Steven Kurutz It wasn’t ...

Mid-century modern design may meet our needs even more now than when it first appeared, but that doesn't mean we should idolise the style, writes John Jervis. I love mid-century modern ...