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gadgets14 days ago•16 min saved

ASUS ROG NUC 16: The Premium Mini PC That Feels Like a Console

Asus is reviving the Intel NUC concept with the ROG NUC 16, a high-end mini PC built around Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX and up to an RTX 5080 laptop GPU, configurable up to 128GB of RAM, and featuring a new stand that supports vertical or cradle use for better airflow. Prices start around 29,999 CNY (about $4,420) for the base model, with the Moonlight white version near $4,490 and a Black version launching soon; US pricing hasn’t been disclosed. Performance gains over the previous NUC 15 are modest (roughly 3% in some benchmarks), while RAM and component costs continue to rise, making the NUC 16 a luxury option for gamers with limited desk space.

via Gizmodo|

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technology2 years ago•1 min saved

"ASUS Discontinues NUC Extreme Series, Welcomes ROG NUCs"

Asus has taken over Intel's NUC designs but has confirmed that the NUC Extreme line will not be making a comeback, leaving fans without the option to pair the tiny hardware with full desktop-powered GPUs. The company's alternative for gamers is the ROG NUC, which features high-powered laptop components, but lacks the ability to accommodate full-sized desktop GPUs. The larger size of the NUC Extreme 12 and 13 models, comparable to Mini-ITX cases, may have contributed to the decision to discontinue the line. As a result, enthusiasts seeking maximum PC gaming power in a compact form may need to consider ITX builds as an alternative.

via PCWorld|

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technology2 years ago•3 min saved

Intel Unveils Next-Gen Core Ultra CPUs with AI Silicon, Challenging Nvidia and AMD

ASRock Industrial has launched its NUCS & NUC Ultra 100 BOX Mini PCs featuring Intel Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" CPUs with up to 16 cores and 22 threads. The Mini PCs come in two variants, the standard NUC Ultra 100 BOX and the slimmer NUCS Ultra 100 BOX series, and offer support for up to 96 GB of DDR5-5600 RAM, three M.2 slots, and a solid IO offering. Pricing and availability details have not been announced yet.

via Wccftech|

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technology2 years ago•1 min saved

ASUS Welcomes Intel NUC Series to its Product Lineup

Intel and ASUS have formalized a partnership, with ASUS becoming the official distributor and manufacturer of NUC products. ASUS has launched its own lineup of NUC products based on Intel's 10th to 13th Gen core series, taking over responsibility for the development and distribution of current and future NUC products. This partnership may lead to a separate product line for ASUS's Intel-based NUC series and potentially new NUC releases without the Intel brand.

via VideoCardz.com|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

Intel's NUCs Facing Inventory Purge: Limited Availability Ahead

Intel has started discontinuing its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) lineup, including the NUC 12 Enthusiast kits, X15 and P14E reference laptops. These products will be officially discontinued on August 18, with remaining stock available until September 8. The discontinuations come after Intel abandoned its mini-PC division and handed it over to Asus. The NUC 12 Enthusiast kit, which showcased Intel's ARC A770M GPU, was discontinued less than a year after its release. Asus is expected to take over manufacturing, selling, and supporting 10th to 13th-gen NUC hardware. Intel's cost-saving measures and the decline in PC hardware demand have contributed to these discontinuations. However, Asus will continue the NUC concept with its new single board computer in a NUC form factor.

via The Register|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

Asus Secures Future of Intel's NUC Mini PCs

Asus has been granted a non-exclusive license by Intel to take over the NUC (Next Unit of Computing) lineup, allowing Asus to manufacture, sell, and support current NUC systems using Intel processors. This partnership comes after Intel announced the discontinuation of its NUC mini PCs, relying on ecosystem partners for future development. Asus, already selling its own mini desktops, is well-positioned to continue development on various NUC form factors. The next-generation NUCs may feature improvements with Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake processors and an updated GPU architecture.

via Ars Technica|

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technology2 years ago•4 min saved

ASUS Secures Future of Intel's NUC Business with New Agreement

ASUS has signed an agreement with Intel to continue the development and support of Intel's NUC (Next Unit of Computing) business. Under the deal, ASUS will receive a non-exclusive license to existing NUC system designs, the right to develop future designs, and the obligation to support existing NUCs. This move comes after Intel announced its exit from the NUC business, with ASUS now taking over a significant portion of the program. The agreement aims to ensure a smooth transition for customers and partners, while also enhancing ASUS's position in the compact PC market.

via AnandTech|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

ASUS Takes Over Intel's NUC Business for Future Development

ASUS has been announced as Intel's first partner for its Next Unit of Compute (NUC) mini PC business. Under a non-binding agreement, ASUS will manufacture, sell, and support Intel's 10th- to 13th-generation NUC products, as well as develop future NUC designs. This partnership allows Intel to focus on chip production while leveraging ASUS' expertise in delivering industry-leading mini PCs. ASUS will establish a new business unit called "ASUS NUC BU" for all NUC-related activities.

via Engadget|

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technology2 years ago•3 min saved

Intel Abandons NUC PC Business, Shifts Focus to External Partners

Intel has announced that it will no longer develop its small form factor Next Unit of Compute (NUC) PCs, instead pushing its partners to continue innovation in the compact PC market. The decision comes as Intel focuses on its more profitable chip manufacturing business. Intel's NUC systems have gained popularity over the years, but the company has faced competition from OEM partners and struggled to differentiate itself. This move allows Intel to prioritize its core semiconductor industry while urging partners to cater to the small office/home office, business, and gaming markets.

via AnandTech|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

Intel Discontinues NUC Mini PCs, Exiting PC Business

Intel is reportedly discontinuing its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) series of mini PCs, as the company shifts its strategy to focus on enabling ecosystem partners to continue NUC innovation and growth. While Intel may still collaborate with partners to bring NUC-like products to market, it appears that Intel designing its own desktop computers is coming to an end. The decision comes as Intel faces financial struggles and seeks to prioritize its chip manufacturing facilities for third-party chip designers. However, Intel plans to continue supporting existing NUC products in the market.

via Ars Technica|

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technology2 years ago•3 min saved

Intel Discontinues NUC Mini-PCs, Shifts Focus to External Partners

Intel has announced that it will no longer invest in its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) business, which produces small PCs known as NUCs. The decision is part of Intel's strategy to focus on chip development and fabrication. While customers can continue to order NUC products until September 2023, Intel will not introduce any new products that have not been officially launched. The company is working with partners and customers to ensure a smooth transition and ongoing support for existing NUC products. Intel's decision to exit the NUC business comes as it aims to cut $10 billion in annual spending and shift its focus away from the personal computer market.

via The Register|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

Intel Discontinues NUC Mini PCs, Shifts Focus to External Partners

Intel has decided to discontinue its Next Unit of Compute (NUC) business, which includes its compact and upgradable mini-PCs. The company will no longer directly invest in NUCs but will instead focus on enabling its ecosystem partners to continue innovation and growth in this area. While Intel's decision does not impact its other computing and networking businesses, it is disappointing for IT departments and enthusiasts who appreciated the small form factor and customization options of NUCs. The NUC's discontinuation means that the promised upgradability of the devices, including the ability to swap the main "Element" board for newer processors, is unlikely to materialize.

via The Verge|

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technology2 years ago•2 min saved

Intel discontinues NUC mini PCs, shifts focus to external partners

Intel has announced that it will no longer produce its own Next Unit of Compute (NUC) mini PCs, instead opting to support partners in fostering the NUC PC market. The decision comes as Intel faces challenges in the computer market, with declining revenue and a struggling PC-oriented division. The NUC, initially launched in 2013, showcased the potential for compact desktops but faced competition from brands like Dell and Lenovo. Intel's move allows the company to focus on its core business of chip manufacturing.

via Engadget|

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technology3 years ago•6 min saved

Intel's NUC 13 Pro "Arena Canyon" Mini PC Gets a Boost with Raptor Lake and Core i7-1370P.

Intel has updated its Pro line of ultra-compact form-factor (UCFF) NUCs with the 13th Gen. Core Processors (Raptor Lake). The new Arena Canyon NUCs carry forward the same hardware features of the previous generation, with the primary update being the change in the internal SoC. Raptor Lake-P brings incremental gains in terms of both performance and power efficiency over Alder Lake-P. The compact nature of these systems lends to usage in IoT and edge computing applications in vehicles, healthcare, industrial, and education domains. Intel plans to release around 30 different Arena Canyon NUC SKUs over the next few quarters.

via AnandTech|

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