Anton Shilov

Anton Shilov is the News Editor at AnandTech, Inc. For more than four years, he has been writing for magazines and websites such as AnandTech, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Kit Guru, EE Times, Tech & Learning, EE Times Asia, Design & Reuse.

Articles by: Anton Shilov

Nvidia's top GPU has a formidable new AI rival and it's not who you think it is

By Anton Shilov published

Tachyum's Prodigy processor will have native support for TensorFlow and PyTorch.

Alibaba’s new 16-core CPU will challenge Intel Xeon in datacenters

By Anton Shilov published

Alibaba’s RISC-V core to offer Arm Cortex-A73-like performance.

Want to get 200GB free cloud storage? Buy a Chromebook

By Anton Shilov last updated

Updated Chromebooks now come with 200GB cloud storage thanks to new Google deal.

This tiny AI chip obliterates Google rival in a crucial metric

By Anton Shilov published

Kenron’s KL720 enables advanced AI without the cloud.

PNY launches world’s most advanced 1TB microSD card: high capacity meets high speed

By Anton Shilov published

This 1TB microSDXC card weds performance and capacity.

Huawei just launched a powerful workstation to rival Xeon-based models

By Anton Shilov published

Huawei’s Qingyun W510 workstation is aimed specifically at Chinese government institutions.

TSMC’s N12e technology promises to revolutionize low-power IoT devices

By Anton Shilov published

TSMC’s N12e targets billions of connected IOT devices.

Forget about broadband: ultra-broadband internet is almost here

By Anton Shilov published

New discovery leads to massive improvement of data transfer rates.

Here's the smallest AI/ML supercomputer ever

By Anton Shilov published

NEC-SX Aurora Tsubasa can be installed into a desktop and run AI/ML workloads.

This 2.65-liter Zotac workstations pack 6-core CPU and Nvidia Quadro GPU

By Anton Shilov published

UCFF workstation for creative professionals.

China may replace subway train windows with transparent OLEDs

By Anton Shilov published

What can be better than a window? A display!

Fungible’s DPUs to skyrocket datacenter performance

By Anton Shilov published

A new class of processors is born.

The upcoming QWERTY BlackBerry 5G smartphone might have one killer feature

By Anton Shilov published

When physical keyboard and Blackberry software is not enough.

Seagate’s latest high-capacity datacenter HDD makes a debut earlier than expected

By Anton Shilov published

Seagate’s 18TB HDD is now available to everyone.

World’s second most powerful supercomputer now offers virtual tours

By Anton Shilov published

ORNL's Summit supercomputers opens its doors. Virtually.

Lenovo teases Yoga Pro 13s Carbon: a sub-1kg laptop with professional features

By Anton Shilov published

Lenovo’s Yoga Pro 13s may enter the world of ThinkPads.

This notebook from NEC weighs less than 1kg and lasts for 24 hours on one charge

By Anton Shilov published

NEC launches long-lasting ultra-portable notebooks with Comet Lake inside.

Intel’s Xe-HP GPU crushes Nvidia’s A100, but there's a catch

By Anton Shilov published

Intel’s quad-tile Xe-HP GPU can hit 42 FP32 TFLOPS, twice that of Nvidia’s A100

World’s largest chip gets beefier: 850 thousand cores for AI

By Anton Shilov published

World's biggest chip is designed to go large.

Chinese CPU developer reveals new semi-custom Xeon ‘Cascade Lake’ processor

By Anton Shilov published

2nd Generation Montage Jintide is here, packing 26 cores at 3.20GHz

SK Hynix’s unveils fastest consumer SSD to date, and it uses 128-layer 4D NAND

By Anton Shilov published

SK Hynix’s Gold P31 offers performance and power efficiency.

Tiny CPU firm claims shocking performance wins in bid to oust Intel and ARM

By Anton Shilov published

A revolution? Nuvia gives first performance preview of Orion SoCs based on Arm's Phoenix cores.

Microsoft will now let you choose a preferred GPU for every Windows 10 app

By Anton Shilov published

Windows 10 build 20190 will enable to bind a GPU to a specific app

AMD patents hybrid x86 technology: low-power cores set to return

By Anton Shilov published

AMD is looking at heterogeneous general-purpose CPUs.

This processor can run any code you need, faster than Intel and Nvidia

By Anton Shilov published

CPU startup says its Prodigy CPUs will outperform Intel’s Xeon CPUs and Nvidia’s A100 GPUs.

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