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Acer's first AMD Chromebook comes with a 15.6-inch display, AMD A4 or A6 CPUs, integrated Radeon graphics, and up to 8GB of RAM, starting at $280 (Mark Hachman/PCWorld)

Mark Hachman / PCWorld: Acer’s first AMD Chromebook comes with a 15.6-inch display, AMD A4 or A6 CPUs, integrated Radeon graphics, and up to 8GB of RAM, starting at $280  —  Acer’s Chromebook 315 continues the company’s tradition of affordable, intriguing Chromebooks, with several points of interest. Acer's first AMD Chromebook comes with a 15.6-inch

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HP announces Chromebook 14, its first AMD-based Chromebook with a 14" screen, AMD A4/A6 CPU, integrated Radeon R4/R5 GPU, and 4GB of RAM, starting at $269 (Henry T. Casey/Laptop Mag)

Henry T. Casey / Laptop Mag: HP announces Chromebook 14, its first AMD-based Chromebook with a 14″ screen, AMD A4/A6 CPU, integrated Radeon R4/R5 GPU, and 4GB of RAM, starting at $269  —  HP’s new Chromebooks for CES 2019 include the first-ever AMD processor powered model, the HP Chromebook 14 (db0020nr). HP announces Chromebook 14,

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A look at Finland's strategy to become a leader in practical AI applications, starting with a grassroots program to teach 1% of its population the basics of AI (Janosch Delcker/Politico)

Janosch Delcker / Politico: A look at Finland’s strategy to become a leader in practical AI applications, starting with a grassroots program to teach 1% of its population the basics of AI  —  Inside Finland’s plan to train its population in artificial intelligence.  —  HELSINKI — Jaana Partanen is not your typical AI programming geek.

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CES 2018 tech updates: Nvidia's 65" 4K HDR gaming monitors delayed, Sony's Aibo slowly shipping, Intel processors with AMD graphics facing low adoption (Sean Hollister/The Verge)

Sean Hollister / The Verge: CES 2018 tech updates: Nvidia’s 65″ 4K HDR gaming monitors delayed, Sony’s Aibo slowly shipping, Intel processors with AMD graphics facing low adoption  —  But sometimes, companies surprise us by actually shipping them, too.  —  Today, on the eve of CES 2019, let’s see what happened to last year’s most

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Masayoshi Son believes Arm's chip blueprints could someday be in 1,000 internet-connected devices per human; his strategy for Arm is revenue growth, not profit (The Economist)

The Economist: Masayoshi Son believes Arm’s chip blueprints could someday be in 1,000 internet-connected devices per human; his strategy for Arm is revenue growth, not profit  —  The British company’s pre-eminent position in chip design helps him predict tech’s future  —  On the outskirts of Cambridge … Masayoshi Son believes Arm's chip blueprints could someday

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