ASAP IT Technology Blog

On July 7^th 2016, Stephanie Milot wrote an article for PC Magazine talking about the new MacOS Sierra. According to the article, Milot says that the MacOS Sierra has released a public beta version on the day of the blog release, July 7^th 2016. Not only is this release open to developers for Apple, but ths MacOS Sierra is also open to the public for beta testing to those who sign up for the program. Read more >>

Dell is changing its Focus to more of a Windows centered company. With Alignment shifting, Windows is slowly letting go of the infamous Android that many customers know and trust. Dell stops selling Android devices such as the tablets to focus more on the 2-1s.  The 2-1s are more efficient and have the traits of both a PC and a tablet. According to the IDC (International Data Corporation) tablets / PCs shipments have tumbled, while 2-1’s is quickly on the rise. Read more >>

Samsung the electronic manufacturing titan has just unveil the industry’s very first NVMe PCe solid state drive bundled up in a single BGA package. The new BGA NVMe SSD is christened the PM971-NVMe and per Samsung’s specs, contains all the essential SSD components such as NAND flash memory, controller and DRAM. Read more >>

China and the United States compete at the forefront of the supercomputing race. China currently leads the way with the announced Sunway TaihuLight supercomputer placing first on the Top 500 List. This processor reached a Linpack benchmark of 93 petaflops, and claimed 124.5 petaflops at its peak, making it the fastest computer in present day. Read more >>

In an effort to dominate the SSD market, Samsung has taken customer demands seriously and transformed the 750 EVO in what could be the strongest competitor in low priced SSDs. Typically overlooked, the 750 EVO may now shift retail sales from the 850 EVO – one of Samsung’s best-selling SSDs. Read more >>