This afternoon, NVIDIA announced its earnings for their 2018 fiscal year’s third quarter, which spans July 31 to October 29, 2017 (and not to be confused with the 2017 calendar year third quarter). Driven largely by sales of Pascal based gaming graphics cards and Volta based datacenter products, NVIDIA posted a record revenue of $2.636 billion, up 32% from a year ago. Gross margin increased by half a percent year-over-year to 59.

Pedro Pascal, the actor best known for his roles as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones and Din Djarin in The Mandalorian, currently has the number five spot on the Netflix charts with The Equalizer 2, a sequel to the 2014 Denzel Washington action flick. According to analytics from Flixpatrol.com, The Equalizer 2 is in the number five spot worldwide and is performing even better in several countries like Argentina, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay, where the film is taking the top or second place spot.

Who is Rick Lagina? Richard George Lagina is an American entertainer and maker, born on 25 January 1952, in Kingsford Dickinson Area, Michigan, and who is most popular for his cooperation in the Set of experiences Channel television series “The Scourge of Oak Island”. Since he was pretty much nothing, he was entranced by the account of Oak Island, found south of Nova Scotia. Prior to becoming famous as a television persona, Rick was a mailman for the US Postal Administrations.

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In recent quarters, we have seen a change in the laptop landscape of Intel and Realtek networking options. A few OEMs, particularly Dell, are now implementing Killer networking on devices such as the XPS line of notebooks and their gaming PCs. However, given the gaming roots of the Killer design, it perhaps seems out of place to put a Killer network port into a more business/enterprise aimed device like an Inspiron.