As part of several announcements today, Rivet Networks (the company behind the Killer branded network controllers, and formerly a brand under Qualcomm) is starting their Computex news with software support for upcoming platforms featuring multi-gigabit technologies. In the past few months we have seen network controllers, such as those from Aquantia, supporting new multi-gigabit standards, such as 2.5G and 5G, in a single chip (and some chips support 10G as well).

When Samsung launched the Galaxy Camera, I remember Brian telling me that it might not be the best point and shoot, but it's absolutely the directions cameras need to go in. After playing with the Galaxy Camera, I couldn't agree more. Cameras need to be connected, as sharing is such an important part of the whole point of taking photos. At tonight's Premiere 2013 event in London, Samsung unveiled its next flagship connected camera: the Galaxy NX Camera.

Creating din with her debut, MiLaysia Fulwiley has the fans on their toes. Her razzle-dazzle performance made even NBA legends like Magic Johnson praise the young talent. But her story is more than just hoops and victories. It’s a tale of determination, and rising above adversity.  The world is always looking out for generational talents like Fulwiley and when they find them, they want to connect with the players who emerged not just an athlete but as a beacon of inspiration.

Sequential Read Performance Our first test of sequential read performance uses short bursts of 128MB, issued as 128kB operations with no queuing. The test averages performance across eight bursts for a total of 1GB of data transferred from a drive containing 16GB of data. Between each burst the drive is given enough idle time to keep the overall duty cycle at 20%. The Team Group MP34's newer firmware brings a few percent improvement to the burst sequential read speed, but the Phison E12 drives are all still stuck below 2GB/s while Silicon Motion SM2262(EN) drives are around 2.

The anime everyone had been waiting for, Solo Leveling, is finally here, and we can’t get enough of it. Recommended Videos Ever since the announcement that Chugong’s web novel would be put to the screen, folks have been anxiously waiting to see how the adaptation would fare. After all, just because you love a story on paper doesn’t necessarily mean that you will love seeing it animated. We’ve had plenty of lackluster adaptations over the years, but fans were hopeful that Solo Leveling would stand out positively.