Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, January 3rd,

2023. I'm Brian McCullough today.

CES kicks off with Intel detailing its new 13th gen chips for laptops. A big pie torch

warning why that whole Southwest Airlines mess happened. Layoffs are a problem

for tech startups but the number of tech workers is still growing at a

healthy clip and port went out for 3G technology. Here's what you miss today in the

world of tech. Every year we come back from the New Year's break only to get inundated with

CES news this year is starting out no differently Intel this morning unveiled

its 13th- range for laptops, chips including the flagship

core I-9, 13 980HX with 8 performance and 16 efficiency cores and low and mid-range chips.

Quoting the verge.

Intel's 13th gen desktop CPUs have already delivered impressive performance to beat their

am D counterparts and now Intel is bringing Raptor Lake to its mobile processor

lineup. The flagship Core I-9 13 980 H. is built for upcoming gaming laptops and there are also the regular

HP and U series chips for a variety of more mainstream laptops.

Intel's core I 9.13. 980 h. hX is the star of the show with a 5.6

gigahertz turbo frequency and 24 cores. It's the first time a laptop

CPU has supported a 24 core configuration and Intel claims it's the world's fastest mobile processor.

Intel has repurposed the same dye it uses for its desktop 13th gen processors for its HX

CPU series with eight performance cores and 16

efficiency cores on the flagship core I 913 980

hX.

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