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Samsung’s new appoint from Intel, could make it a supercomputer maestro
Samsung is going to develop an advanced lab in the US that will focus on overcoming the memory and communication walls for Artificial Intelligence and high-performance computing and looking at it as a challenge from the systems perspective.
Samsung has hired Robert Wisniewski as the senior vice president and chief of high-performance computing, as well as the head of Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), which is the America Systems Architecture Lab.
He wrote on his LinkedIn page “I am excited to join Samsung SAIT on the mission to create a US-based system lab.”
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Samsung is the world’s largest semiconductor producer and has accelerated to advance of high-performance computing systems by putting more resources into the field and is continuously hiring global talent.
Who is Robert Wisniewski?
Robert Wisniewski is Intel’s technical head and principal investigator for Aurora, which is one of the fastest supercomputer projects and has lots of strategic importance to the US government.
Wisniewski had worked at Intel since 2012 as a supercomputing expert and previously has worked with IBM for more than 14 years as a chief software architect and a research scientist.
What is Aurora?
Aurora is a planned supercomputer that is to be completed in late 2022. If completed it could be United States’ second exascale computer. It is sponsored by the United States Department of Energy (DOE) and designed by Intel.
Google is working on another upgrade for the Circle to Search feature. In an APK Teardown, AndroidAuthority discovered that Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel users will be able to use the Circle to Search feature as a barcode scanner.
The latest Beta version of the Google app (15.19.45.29.arm64) has evidence of the existence of barcode scanner ability for Circle to Search. Currently, when you circle a barcode from your screen, it just opens the barcode from Google Search rather than scanning the circled one.
Seeing the popularity of the feature, Google is continuously exploring new features. Earlier, the company added a translation capability to enhance the user experience. Notably, Circle to Search also supports the text field so you don’t have to spend much effort in searching.
You’ll notice the string has the word “omnient” right before “barcode_action.” It’s worth noting that the barcode scanner function isn’t working in the latest Beta. While the existence is confirmed, a public rollout is expected to kick off shortly.
Earlier this year, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series debuted the Circle to Search feature developed by Google. So far, several Samsung Galaxy devices have received the epic way of searching apart from all Tensor-powered Google Pixel devices.
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Samsung has released a significant update for its Battery Guardian and Memory Guardian apps, which introduces compatibility with the latest One UI 6.1. This update brings One UI 6.1 support to ensure seamless operation of these essential guardians without any crashing issues.
The updated version of the Battery Guardian app is 5.1.10 and it weighs only 3.81MB. This app helps manage battery usage efficiently.
On the other side, the Memory Guardian app update comes with version 5.1.07 and a 7.11MB installation package size. It helps in managing the device’s memory effectively to boost overall device performance.
With these updates, Samsung aims to provide users with a smooth and reliable experience. The compatibility with One UI 6.1 means that users can enjoy the benefits of Samsung Memory Guardian and Battery Guardian on the latest operating system without any issues.
Galaxy users can look forward to improved device performance as the tech giant rolls out these updates. They can install the update via the Galaxy Store to enjoy enhanced features.
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Samsung has pushed the One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 smartphones in India. The update arrives with several new features and enhancements to make these smartphones more secure, stable, and feature-rich.
The Korean tech giant is making the One UI 6.1 update available for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 smartphones in India with a PDA version ending with HXDB. The installation package size of this update is around 2.3GB. This update is already live in Europe, the US and Korea
One UI 6.1 update brings the Circle to Search feature with Google so you can easily learn more about anything shown on your screen without switching apps. You just need to touch and hold the Home button or navigation handle, then circle anything on the screen to begin a Google Search.
In addition, the update adds several new features and improvements over the previous UI. It also installs the latest available versions of the stock apps.
Users can check new software updates manually with a handful of simple steps. Firstly, visit your Galaxy device’s “System Settings,” once done, scroll down and tap the “Software update” tab, followed by the “Download and install” button.
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