Tom Li

Telecommunication and consumer hardware are Tom's main beats at IT World Canada. He loves to talk about Canada's network infrastructure, semiconductor products, and of course, anything hot and new in the consumer technology space. You'll also occasionally see his name appended to articles on cloud, security, and SaaS-related news. If you're ever up for a lengthy discussion about the nuances of each of the above sectors or have an upcoming product that people will love, feel free to drop him a line at [email protected].

Articles by Tom Li

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 768G SoC nudges 5G closer to the midrange

Qualcomm's Snapdragon 768 SoC slightly bumps up the clock speed.

Intel releases 10th gen vPro processors for businesses

Intel releases 10th gen vPro processors for better business devices.

Nvidia GTC 2020: Ampere is here, meet the EGX A100 accelerator

During the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference today, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed the Nvidia EGX A100 converged accelerator powered by the company's next-generation Ampere graphics processing unit (GPU) architecture.

AMD releases Radeon Pro VII graphics card, offers big FP64 performance on a budget

AMD Radeon Pro VII workstation graphics card offers breakneck performance for less than you think.

IBM Think 2020: How 5G can benefit satellite networks

The technology that spawned from 5G development can extend well beyond just global networks. At IBM Think 2020, MIT Professor Muriel Médard spoke about how satellites can also benefit from the development of 5G.

AMD Zen 3 processors will be incompatible with 400 series and older motherboards

Robert Hallock, AMD technical market lead, confirmed that AMD's upcoming Zen 3 processors will not work with motherboards with 400 series chipsets and older.

AMD introduces Ryzen Pro 4000 series mobile processors

New AMD Ryzen Pro processors arrive for the enterprise.

Microsoft announces Surface Go 2 and Surface Book 3

Microsoft this week revealed the new Microsoft Surface Go 2 and Surface Book 3 convertible tablet PCs.

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