Author: James Martin
AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 7000 chips will mark another major milestone for the company: they’ll be the first desktop processors running 5 nanometer cores. During her Computex keynote presentation today, AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed that Ryzen 7000 chips will launch this fall. Under the hood, they’ll feature dual 5nm Zen 4 cores, as well as a redesigned 6nm I/O core (which includes RDNA2 graphics, DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 controllers and a low-power architecture). Earlier this month, the company teased its plans for high-end “Dragon Range” Ryzen 7000 laptop chips, which are expected to launch in 2023. Since this is just…
BRITISH drivers are being warned about new driving law changes coming into effect at the end of the month that could make them a target for fines. Source link
Former champion jockey Lester Piggott, 86, is hospitalised in Switzerland, family revealsFormer champion jockey Lester Piggott is in hospital in SwitzerlandHis daughter, Maureen, is married to Newmarket trainer William Haggas Haggas said Maureen would be going over to visit him todayBy Henry Martin For Mailonline Published: 20:40 EDT, 22 May 2022 | Updated: 02:36 EDT, 23 May 2022 Record-breaking former champion jockey Lester Piggott is in hospital in Switzerland, his family have confirmed.Winner of the Derby nine times, the 86-year-old was, along with Frankel, in the first draft of inductees into the British Champions Series Hall of Fame last year.His daughter,…
My colleague Graeme Wearden has launched our business blog for the day, which is coming from Davos. Ukraine will be high on the agenda, with a special address by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy scheduled for 11.15am local time (10.15am BST), and a discussion with Vitaliy and Wladimir Klitschko to follow that. I’ll pick up the key lines on this blog, but Graeme will have the full Davos coverage over here: Davos Day One – Ukrainian MPs call for more support as WEF beginsThe RIA news agency reports that Russia’s defence ministry says its forces destroyed a Ukrainian unit of US-produced…
(CNN) — In the new CNN Original Series “Nomad with Carlton McCoy,” master sommelier McCoy is on the hunt for authenticity in destinations around the world. Whether it’s along the banks of the Mississippi River or in the bustling city of Seoul, McCoy is exploring off the beaten path to find what truly makes each location special.Below is an episode-by-episode guide through McCoy’s travels. Missed an episode? You can catch up on CNNgo.Take a look at what he discovered:GHANA Carlton McCoy and chef Selassie Atadika share a meal at Heavy Do Chop Bar. Traveling back to Africa for only the…
Placeholder while article actions loadHow would you feel about getting on a flight knowing that the pilot had been having suicidal thoughts? If you’re a regular passenger, you’ve probably already done it.Few things in aviation evoke greater horror than the prospect of a pilot who deliberately drives a plane into the ground. That’s what happened, notoriously, with Germanwings Flight 9525 in 2015, when 150 were killed after the first officer locked the captain out of the cockpit and steered the plane into an Alpine mountain. It’s such an alarming prospect that some suspected pilot suicides remain hotly disputed, as with the crash of EgyptAir…
Placeholder while article actions loadForget the battle over critical race theory. The latest salvos in the public-school culture wars are being fired over the federal charter schools program and the sensible guidelines that are being proposed by the administration of President Joe Biden.Congress extended the program in March, approving $440 million for state agencies to help charters with startup expenses such as staffing and technology. Almost immediately, the White House is received a barrage of criticism for issuing guidelines intended, most importantly, to rein in charter-school funding abuses.In particular, the proposed regulations would prevent for-profit management companies that run nonprofit…
Placeholder while article actions loadThis is one of a series of interviews by Bloomberg Opinion columnists on how to solve the world’s most pressing policy challenges. It has been edited for length and clarity. This interview was conducted on Instagram Live on May 18.Sarah Green Carmichael: As the founder of “The Formula Mom” (@theformulamom on Instagram), an online network focused on helping parents navigate the challenges of infant feeding, you’ve been sounding alarms about the infant-formula shortage for months. There were indications the crisis was going to get worse as far back as February, when Abbott Laboratories issued a recall…
Placeholder while article actions loadAnd so, we reach the end of another week of drama in the Elon Musk show. But what really stands out about this one is how drearily banal it was.Think of it reduced to a few headlines, just as the man himself reduces it to (so many, many) tweets.First: Mogul Overbids for Trophy Asset, Regrets It.Yes, there is a lot of detail here to get hung up on, from Musk’s pseudoscientific sample poll to the defense strategies of that pitiable gang known as the Twitter Inc. board of directors. Strip it away, though, and it is the…
Placeholder while article actions loadOn May 3, shortly after 8 p.m., Andrey Klen had a decision to make. Bombs had just dropped near his apartment in Lviv, Ukraine, but he had a conference call at 9 p.m. Klen was huddled, along with his dog, in his apartment hallway, trying to stay away from glass windows that could shatter.As the clock struck 9, he decided to take the meeting.Amid air raid sirens, flickering lights and family members texting to inquire whether he was safe, Klen — the founder of a technology start-up called Petcube that creates interactive cameras for pets —…