TechLinked - Microsoft Says You WILL Upgrade.
The video begins with Microsoft's firm stance on requiring TPM 2.0 for Windows 11, except for certain enterprise versions, and the pressure on Windows 10 users to upgrade their hardware. It highlights the complications with processor compatibility beyond TPM 2.0. Next, Intel's second-generation Arc GPUs are introduced, emphasizing their competitive pricing and performance improvements, including better ray tracing capabilities. The video also covers OpenAI's upcoming 12-day event to showcase new AI features, and Google's unveiling of Genie 2, a model for generating 3D game worlds. Additionally, it mentions China's ban on exporting certain minerals to the US, the FBI's warning about unencrypted messaging, Ubisoft's shutdown of X Defiant, and the FTC's proposed ban on selling location data by certain firms.
Key Points:
- Microsoft insists on TPM 2.0 for Windows 11, affecting hardware upgrades for users.
- Intel's new Arc GPUs offer improved performance and competitive pricing, challenging Nvidia and AMD.
- OpenAI plans a 12-day event to introduce new AI features, while Google reveals Genie 2 for game world generation.
- China bans export of key tech minerals to the US, impacting tech production.
- FTC proposes banning location data sales by firms like Ventel and Mobile Wallala.