jok r ummyAfter moving past appearances, I found there was more going on under the hood. This isn’t an Intel-powered notebook like earlier XPS 13 models. Instead, the new XPS 13 is powered by an ARM chip from Qualcomm, which supplies mobile processors used in smartphones. And that’s where things get interesting. Apple also uses ARM architecture in its processors; however, Windows versions of ARM chipsets have been lagging in performance. Microsoft and its PC vendors hope this changes with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus processors. These chips are touted to be the biggest CPU shakeup since Apple Silicon. Dell offers the XPS 13 with the Snapdragon X Elite or X Plus as a configurable option. Both chips have different processing powers, with the X Elite sitting on top, but they have something in common: a neural processing unit (NPU) with 45 tera operations per second (TOPS). TOPS, or Tera Operations per Second, is a term used to measure Neural Processing Unit (NPU) performance in AI PCs and is designed to specifically handle artificial intelligence tasks. This means it is possible to run AI systems directly on chips inside the computers, making them faster, more personal, and more private, and bringing AI prowess and Gen AI capabilities to PCs people own and use every day.The Apple Watch could come with a number of new health-tracking features, some of which might make an appearance by 2022, according to a new report by Wall Street Journal. The report notes that Apple is working on adding features such as blood pressure measurement, temperature, blood sugar monitoring to the watch, but cautions that many of these might never actually make their way to the products. That’s because there are several challenges in figuring out the technology in order to incorporate these features onto the Apple Watch.