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Miller Graphics invests in Esko platemaking hardware - Vimarsana News

Miller Graphics invests in Esko platemaking hardware

The group has added a Crystal line of plate imaging and exposure hardware to its facilities in Beauvais, France, and Sunne, Sweden. A CDI Crystal 5080 XPS with PlateHandler has been installed, giving a consolidated, fully-automated platemaking workflow delivering enhanced plate quality and increased production stability in the print tool departments. The Esko technology has

Statements that would be shocking to people living in 1975 - Vimarsana News

Statements that would be shocking to people living in 1975

That first one shocks me today. How about... Nobody lives on the Moon. Movies are distibuted on small DVD|plastic discs. People can travel through a tun...

Statements that would be shocking to people living in 1975 (opinion) by andycyca - Vimarsana News

Statements that would be shocking to people living in 1975 (opinion) by andycyca

Andy notes: 1975 was 47 years ago, so we’re closing in on half a century. Some of these things are shocking even to people living in 2000. As it happ...

Intel announces new roadmaps for Xeon CPUs, Xe GPUs - Vimarsana News

Intel announces new roadmaps for Xeon CPUs, Xe GPUs

Intel's CEO lays out two tracks for its Xeon chip development through 2024 with implications for servers, supercomputing, and AI.

Intel's 'Project Endgame' is a low-latency, cloud computing platform with Arc GPUs - Vimarsana News

Intel's 'Project Endgame' is a low-latency, cloud computing platform with Arc GPUs

Intel's latest investor note mentions "Project Endgame", a service that promises to offer the power of Arc GPUs for an "always-accessible, low-latency computing experience", which could mean gaming.

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