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The chip is the CYW43455, which can operate 802.11ac Wi-Fi at 2.4 and 5GHz, as well as simultaneous Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Prior to this, Raspberry Pi used the firm’s CYW43438 802.11n 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo. “The 802.11ac transmissions enable superior network performance, faster downloads and better range,” claimed Cypress. Model B+ was designed after speaking with professional users, according to Farnell – which along with RS Components makes and distributes Raspberry Pi boards. “Achieving reliable wireless connectivity in crowded airwaves is a foremost concern for developers of industrial IoT and smart home systems, which lead us to select Cypress’ 802.11ac combo SoC for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ board,” said Eben Upton, CEO of Raspberry Pi Trading. “Our new board democratises high-performance, interoperable and reliable 802.11ac Wi-Fi for use across a huge range of IoT products.” The new Raspberry Pi has the same 64bit, quad-core

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A new battleground for Chinese technology giants: games for mobile devices. The numbers speak for themselves: Monument Valley 2, a sequel to the popular puzzle game developed by the British ‘Ustwo’, got half of the downloads from China, after Tencent bought the rights; Minecraft, one of the most successful titles, registered 60 million users after its launch in the country by NetEase. That’s why indie games, typically developed by small studios not affiliated with large distribution brands, are ready to trigger a bidding war in China. Furthermore, the large industry is almost obliged to enter this market, given that the Government controls the flow of securities, and requires the presence of a recognized publisher. The market we are talking about in China is about 27.5 billion dollars a year. The world of mobile games has become an increasingly popular pastime in China, perhaps thanks to the high number of commuters who spend hours on trains every day to go to work. All thi

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2017 marked the beginning of retail disruption in Australia. One by one, the world ’ s biggest e-commerce retailers went Down Under to open up shop. Alibaba led the charge, followed by VIP.com, Amazon, and JD.com in early 2018. The e-commerce lynchpins are eager to earn their keep of global market share, and with e-commerce purchases accounting for a mere 7% of total retail, Australia is a relatively unpenetrated market. What’s the size of the opportunity? In 2017, Australians spent approximately US$18 billion in goods online, compared to US$261 billion in brick and mortar stores. Australian e-commerce is expected to grow at an annual rate of 9%, reaching US$21 billion by 2022. The growing e-commerce industry has been brought forth by the same factors driving the industry worldwide – mobile phone use, internet penetration, and the growth of the spending power of millennials, who prefer to shop online. A recent survey by the National Australia Bank (NAB) showed that 70% of

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