It's a plethora of processor news for this week's Tech News Round-up as Samsung and ARM announce new mobile computing CPUs, while AMD unveil a new GPU and the iPad is used to modernise the classroom. FULL STORY >

Nvidia is looking to bring notebooks GPUs up to par with the PC counterparts. FULL STORY >

A dozen new netbooks are seeing the light of day this week powered by Intel's latest Atom processor, the dual-core Atom N550. FULL STORY >

TechSmart caught up with Chris Schoultz, owner of Character Matters and stereoscopic and technical director on The Lion Of Judah, to talk about the dizzying amount of processing power and storage space that was needed to produce South Africa's first... FULL STORY >

Local solutions provider StorTech opens EMC solutions centre, demonstrating the value its solutions can offer to customers. FULL STORY >

Apple has sold over three million iPads in just 80 days within 10 countries which the device is currently available in. FULL STORY >

Today saw the launch of the highly anticipated OnLive gaming system in the United States. OnLive allows users to play the latest and greatest games without having to spend a fortune on a mean PC or console.. FULL STORY >

RSAWEB now has True Cloud Servers available for businesses looking to deploy and provision fully operational servers in minutes. FULL STORY >

Lion of Judah, a locally made 3D animation feature, is in the final stages of production and is set to hit SA cinemas later in the year. FULL STORY >

Intel offers a glimpse into the future with its experimental 48core processor also know as the single-chip cloud computer. FULL STORY >

Progress Thru Processors is a volunteer computing application built on the Facebook platform that was launched in beta yesterday. FULL STORY >

Panda Security has announced the global beta release of Panda Cloud Antivirus, the industryÔÇÖs first and only free cloud-based antivirus. FULL STORY >

The X550 is a new way to expand your existing computer by simply adding a PCI card and connecting NComputing multi-user terminal boxes. Each PCI card has five (5) RJ45 output ports and five (5) terminal boxes so you can easily connect more users via CAT 5e or CAT 6 STP cables. FULL STORY >