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Wi-Fi 6E With Fast Speed Support Expected for the Apple iPhone 13
Sehrish KayaniLast Updated: Jan 28, 2021
Apple released the iPhone 12 series recently to make them the company’s first devices with 5G support. Now his successor reviews are being circulated online and expected to come Wi-Fi 6E With Fast Speed Support for the Apple iPhone 13.
The most recent leak from MacRumors is the future model of the iPhone 13 series with Wi-Fi 6E fast speed support. According to MacRumors, the company is supported with Wi-Fi 6-E chips for future smartphones by Broadcom Inc., an American manufacturing company with a broad range of semiconductor devices. As Apple install Wi-Fi 6 on its M1 Macs, so we can believe the news is true. But it’s not sure if the 2021 iPad Pro series retains the same.
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16 December 2020, 4:09 pm EST By
Intel has finally developed what it claims to be the world s fastest data center storage. The giant chip manufacturer said that its new Optane-charged P5800X can do 1.5 million IOPS of random writes and reads.
Intel also claims it can do up to 1.8 million in mixed workloads. The company used the power of PCIe 4.0 to create the fastest SSD for data centers.
It also released a spec sheet stating that the new Optane P5800X can hit up to 7.2GB per second of sequential reads. Aside from this feature, the new chip is also capable of hitting up to 6.2GB per second of sequential writes.