The future of the desktop, Intel says, lies in the extremes: enormous tabletop all-in-ones and itty-bitty PCs like the company’s own diminutive Next Unit of Computing. And indeed, we were mighty ...
Intel has started to market its first ever NUC available as a complete, off-the-shelf PC. Previously NUCs were barebone machines for which one would have to source components such as RAM, fixed ...
Intel today released fixes for high-severity issues that allow privilege escalation, denial of service (DoS), and information disclosure on multiple models of its NUC Kits and the RAID Web Console ...
Intel has been championing small-form-factor systems of late. The chip giant has taken the lead by producing the barebones and chassis for mainstream PCs under its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) ...
Yes, it's larger than any previous NUC, which seems like a step backward. But at five liters, the NUC 9 Extreme is still significantly leaner than any desktop with a dedicated GPU. The real magic is ...
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