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Cuando hablamos de las diferentes plataformas relacionadas con la inteligencia artificial, a muchos nos viene a la mente la po[CENSORED]r ChatGPT de OpenAI. Sin embargo, hay muchas más empresas embarcadas en sus propios proyectos de este tipo, como sucede con Google y su IA llamada Gemini. Al mismo tiempo, Microsoft está trabajando duro para la integración de su proyecto Copilot en diferentes aplicaciones propias. Por supuesto, esto es algo que alcanza a la po[CENSORED]r suite ofimática Office que la mayoría conocéis más que de sobra. De esta manera, lo que intenta es mejorar la experiencia de uso de los diferentes programas incluidos aquí. Pero al mismo tiempo Google no se quiere quedar atrás en este sentido, de ahí la integración de su IA que está llevando a cabo en estos momentos. Seguro que muchos ya sabéis que el gigante de las búsquedas también dispone de sus propias aplicaciones de productividad en Google Docs. Aquí hablamos de una serie de aplicaciones especialmente centradas en el trabajo en grupo que cada vez utilizan más usuarios finales y empresas. Por tanto, la llegada de la inteligencia artificial a estas soluciones mejorará de manera importante su uso, tal y como está sucediendo ahora. De hecho, esto es algo en lo que se lleva trabajando desde hace un tiempo con la integración de un generador de imágenes y diferentes plantillas impulsadas por IA. Esto nos permite agilizar el trabajo con Google Docs, por ejemplo, creando imágenes automáticas o plantillas que se adapten a lo que necesitamos. Todo gracias al funcionamiento de la inteligencia artificial Gemini integrada en la propia suite. Ahora llega una nueva función basada en la inteligencia artificial que nos ayudará de manera ostensible a crear nuevos documentos desde cero. Esta es la nueva herramienta y a que llega a Google Docs Y es que en muchas ocasiones, cuando nos enfrentamos a un nuevo documento de texto, quizá los inicios sean uno de los momentos más complicados. De ahí que ahora Google Docs nos intentará ayudar para generar estos contenidos de un modo mucho más rápido y automático, todo gracias a Gemini. La nueva herramienta integrada centrada en la inteligencia artificial nos permitirá crear documentos desde cero con tan solo indicarle al programa qué necesitamos. https://www.softzone.es/noticias/metabits/crear-documentos-google-docs-ia-gemini/

NVIDIA today debuted the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, its third release from the RTX 50-series Blackwell generation. The RTX 5070 Ti is positioned in a gray area between the performance and enthusiast segments, given its starting price of $750. Much like the RTX 4070 Ti from the previous generation, NVIDIA does not explicitly recommend it for 4K Ultra HD gaming, instead slotting it in the rather broad 1440p class, but there should be plenty of performance on tap for 4K Ultra HD gameplay at its native resolution if you know your way around game settings, or make the NVIDIA App find the best settings for you. Then there's always DLSS, and Blackwell introduces DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation and image quality improvements in all performance presets thanks to a new Transformer-based AI model at the helm of upscaling. There is no first-party RTX 5070 Ti Founders Edition card from NVIDIA, the company instead sent us the MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X, a card priced at the $750 MSRP. The new GeForce RTX 5070 Ti has a lot in common with the enthusiast-segment RTX 5080 which we reviewed late last month. For starters, the two cards share the same GB203 silicon, and while the RTX 5080 maxes this out, the RTX 5070 Ti is cut down from it. The GB203 silicon physically has 84 streaming multiprocessors (SM), all of which are enabled on the RTX 5080. The RTX 5070 Ti enables 70 out of these 84. Besides the newer architecture, this is a fairly big increase from the previous generation RTX 4070 Ti, which has 60 SM; even its refresh RTX 4070 Ti Super comes with 66 SM, a wee bit shy of the RTX 5070 Ti. With 70 SM on tap, the RTX 5070 Ti enjoys 8,960 CUDA cores, 280 Tensor cores, 70 RT cores, and 280 TMUs. The card gets 96 out of the 112 ROPs present on the GB203, and 48 MB out of the 64 MB present. The RTX 5070 Ti maxes out the 256-bit GDDR7 memory bus of the GB203, just like the RTX 5080, and gets 16 GB of memory—an increase from the 12 GB and 192-bit GDDR6X of the RTX 4070 Ti. The swanky new GDDR7 memory runs at 28 Gbps compared to 30 Gbps on the RTX 5080. The memory bandwidth is hence 896 GB/s compared to the 960 GB/s of its bigger sibling. The final two differentiators between the two are GPU frequencies and total graphics power, with the RTX 5070 Ti boosting up to 2432 MHz, with a 300 W TGP, compared to the 360 W of the RTX 5080. Much like the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 launched before it, the RTX 5070 Ti comes with several new technologies thanks to the new Blackwell graphics architecture it's based on. To begin with, it implements Neural Rendering, a feature that brings the awesome power of generative AI directly to the graphics rendering pipeline. The GPU now has the ability to run a generative AI model in tandem with rendering graphics thanks to a new hardware scheduler on these chips, called the AI Management Processor (AMP). Neural Rendering allows certain objects created by the generative AI to be combined with conventional raster 3D graphics, just like RTX brings real time ray traced objects to it. This should vastly improve realism in games. The new Blackwell generation SM comes with concurrent FP32 and INT32 math capability on all CUDA cores, the previous generation Ada only had INT32 capability on half the cores in an SM. The shader execution reordering mechanism is now aware of neural shaders. The 5th generation Tensor cores come with FP4 data format capability, which should max out throughput by trading in precision. The new RT cores come with even more hardware-based components, and are ready for Mega Geometry, which vastly improves the poly count of ray traced objects using hierarchical techniques resembling Mega Textures. Then there are DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation. NVIDIA updated the AI model at the heart of the DLSS upscaler to one based on more advanced Transformers, instead of an older convoluted neural network (CNN). The new Transformer based model is more accurate, and hence there are image quality uplifts to be expected in all performance presets. NVIDIA introduced a new hardware component with Blackwell called Display Flip Metering, with which Blackwell implements Multi Frame Generation, or the ability for the GPU to generate up to three consecutive frames from a single conventionally rendered one, effectively quadrupling frame rates. While the Transformer models for upscaling and ray-reconstruction are available even for older RTX 40-series and RTX 30-series GPUs, Multi Frame Generation is exclusive to the RTX 50-series. The MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X is a simple yet elegant looking piece of hardware, which meets NVIDIA's SFF-Ready spec thanks to its relatively compact dimensions of 30 cm length, 4.9 cm thickness, and 12 cm height. The card features a silver+black two-tone cooler shroud with a design resembling that of the RTX 20-series Founders Edition cards. Three axial flow fans ventilate an aluminium fin-stack heatsink, which pulls heat from the GPU over a sold metal baseplate (instead of a vapor chamber). The card comes with a minor factory overclock of 2482 MHz, compared to 2452 MHz reference. Although this card is launching at $750, you can expect post-launch real world pricing to be much higher. I hope NVIDIA is paying attention to the fact that Grand Theft Auto 6 is launching on consoles first, the PC release will likely come year(s) later, and overpriced PC hardware isn't going to help the platform. https://www.techpowerup.com/review/msi-geforce-rtx-5070-ti-ventus-3x/

Samsung Galaxy S25 series was unveiled last month as the latest flagship phone from the company. It was one of the first major phone launches in India after the OnePlus 13, and everyone, including me, was eager to see what Samsung had to offer. As it turns out, the South Korean giant stuck to the ‘why fix it if it's not broken' ideology, and didn't really bring any major changes to the phones. Apart from the usual incremental hardware upgrades, the only change was the new design of the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the new Galaxy AI features. However, after using the top-of-the-line Galaxy S25 Ultra for a couple of weeks, I believe that it could still be the best all-round flagship Android smartphone of the year, or at least a top contender. The phone starts at Rs. 1,29,999 for the 256GB option. Meanwhile, the 512GB and 1TB variants are priced at Rs. 1,41,999 and Rs. 1,65,999. All variants get 12GB of RAM and are available in a bunch of colour options. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Design: Slimmer and flatter Dimensions - 162.8 x 77.6 x 8.2mm Weight - 218g IP Rating - IP68 One of the first things you'll notice about the new Galaxy S25 Ultra is its flat frame and rounded corners. It now features a uniform design in line with the rest of the Galaxy S25 series. The flat frame and rounded corners also make the phone more comfortable to hold. While it no longer has a unique design, it also won't poke your palm within five minutes of use. https://www.gadgets360.com/mobiles/reviews/samsung-s25-ultra-review-galaxy-7739819#pfrom=indepth

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