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Intel's Core Ultra 200 series is currently bifurcated between two architectures: Lunar Lake, which powers the Core Ultra 200V series of laptop chips; and Arrow Lake, which is included in the Core Ultra 200S desktop processors. Both share the same CPU architectures across their P-cores and E-cores, but the similarities end there.

Last January at CES, Microsoft Chief Marketing Officer Yusuf Mehdi declared 2024 the "year of the AI PC." And whether you believe that prediction came true or not—many new PCs come with AI-accelerating neural processing units (NPUs) onboard, but far from all of them—you can't deny that Microsoft did try very hard to make it happen. This year, Mehdi is back with another prediction: 2025 will be "the year of the Windows 11 PC refresh." This year is also, not coincidentally, the year that most Windows 10 PCs will stop receiving new security updates. Mehdi's post includes few if any new announcements, but it does set the tone for how Microsoft is handling the sunsetting of Windows 10, attempting to strike a balance between carrot and stick.

A partner and top client services and business development executive at Chicago investment firm LSV Asset Management is the buyer who paid $21.85 million in August for a 10-bedroom, 20,000-square-foot waterfront estate on Geneva Lake in Lake Geneva, Wis. James W. Owens Jr., who also owns a home in Elmhurst, bought the historic estate on 12.78 acres in Lake Geneva, according to real estate sources in Lake Geneva.

WASHINGTON — Nippon Steel and U. S. Steel are filing a federal lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s decision to block a proposed nearly $15 billion deal for Nippon to acquire Pittsburgh-based U. S. Steel. The suit, filed Monday in the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, alleges that it was a political decision and violated the companies’ due process. “From the outset of the process, both Nippon Steel and U.

The pastime of pinball has lived a fraught existence. Whether due to public sentiment, hostile legislation, or a simple lack of popularity, the entire silver ball industry has repeatedly teetered on the brink of collapse. Yet it has always come back, today again riding a wave of popularity driven by the successes of high-tech machines capitalizing on familiar brands like X-Men and Godzilla. Pinball arcades are springing up everywhere, but private ownership is also surging.