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2025 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Shortlist Showcases Stunning Celestial Images
science7 months ago

2025 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Shortlist Showcases Stunning Celestial Images

The article highlights the 30 finalists of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025, showcasing stunning celestial images from around the world, including solar eclipses, auroras, galaxies, and comets, with the overall winner set to receive £10,000. The competition, organized by Royal Observatory Greenwich, received over 5,500 entries from 69 countries, emphasizing the beauty and diversity of astronomical phenomena captured by amateur and professional photographers alike.

Intel's Future GPU Lineup: Battlemage "Xe2" & "Xe3" dGPUs, Panther Lake, and Nova Lake iGPUs
technology2 years ago

Intel's Future GPU Lineup: Battlemage "Xe2" & "Xe3" dGPUs, Panther Lake, and Nova Lake iGPUs

Intel's upcoming next-generation GPUs, based on the Battlemage and Celestial architecture, have received preliminary support from HWiNFO. The support includes integrated GPUs for Panther Lake and Nova Lake CPUs, expected to launch between 2025-2026, as well as discrete GPUs for Battlemage and Celestial. The Battlemage architecture is set to be a major launch in 2024, while Celestial is aimed for a 2025-2026 timeframe. Recent tests have shown Intel's competitive performance against AMD's iGPUs, and the company's discrete GPU department is also competitive in the budget market.

Intel's Next-Gen TSMC-Made GPUs: Battlemage in 2024, Celestial in 2026.
technology2 years ago

Intel's Next-Gen TSMC-Made GPUs: Battlemage in 2024, Celestial in 2026.

Intel is reportedly partnering with TSMC to manufacture its next-gen Battlemage and Celestial GPUs for future Arc families. The Battlemage GPUs are expected to launch in the second half of 2024 and will utilize TSMC's 4nm process node, while the Celestial GPUs will arrive in the second half of 2026 and will utilize TSMC's N3X (3nm) process node. Intel has previously used TSMC for manufacturing its first-gen GPUs codenamed Alchemist (Xe).