On Tuesday, November 28, the Chinese company Loongson Technology unveiled a new generation of the Loongson 3A6000 computer processor made locally, Chinese Central Television reported.
A Chinese TV channel indicated that the Loongson 3A6000 processor uses a set of commands and a design architecture that was independently developed in China, and no licensed foreign technology was relied upon.
The TV channel said, “The unveiling of the processor indicates that China’s independently developed CPUs have reached new heights in terms of independent control ability and specifications, with performance reaching the level of leading international products.”
The company also unveiled its Loongson 2P0500 printer controller, which will help bring more Chinese-made printers to the market.
It is noteworthy that in recent years, the United States of America has been steadily practicing a policy of technological containment of China, which limits Chinese companies’ access to advanced technologies, especially to semiconductors. However, Bloomberg said that these restrictions did not prevent Huawei from launching the flagship Huawei Mate 60 smartphone this year with a chip that does not lag far behind advanced American technology.
Meanwhile, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced, after the launch of the Huawei smartphone, that sanctions, containment, and repression will not stop China’s development, but rather will strengthen its determination and ability to become independent and self-reliant in the field of scientific and technological innovation.
6 famous games hidden in Google that you can enjoy for “free”!
Not many people know that Google has a group of free games on its platform, which you can access while using its services.
These games do not need to be installed to be able to play them on your computer or smartphone. Most of these games provided by Google are free and hidden in Google Search and other company services such as the Google Play Store and the Google application.
Some of these games require an internet connection, but you can play most of them without the need for the internet.
Here are some fun games you can try now:
Pac - Man
Pac-Man, launched in 1980, is one of the most popular arcade games in the world, meaning coin-operated machines placed in arcades or department stores.
However, you do not need to leave home to play this game, you can simply access it on Google.
All you have to do is type “Google Games Pac-Man” in the search bar and click “Play.”
"X-O" game ( Tic-Tac-Toe )
Another classic game that you can access via Google, and in fact, Google will play as your competitor in the game if you are up to the challenge.
All you have to do is type “Google Games Tic-Tac-Toe” in the search bar and launch the game.
" Solitaire "
Solitaire is one of the most popular computer games of all time. You can play it on Google easily. All you have to do is type “Google Games Solitaire” in the search bar and enjoy playing.
Snake game _
The game "Snake" became very popular in the 1990s and Google Chrome is a great way to continue playing this addictive game.
Enter the words “Google Games Snake” into your Google search bar and the game will pop up instantly.
Atari Breakout game
Game fans may know the popular Atari Breakout game as a classic arcade game. It involves breaking colored blocks with a ball that you control using the space bar.
To start playing, type “Atari Breakout” in a Google search.
"Dino Runner" game
Google Chrome has a secret game that only works if you turn off the Internet.
The game focuses on endless running and jumping to overcome obstacles to get a high score.
It is designed to give phone and computer users something to do when the Internet is down.
When you lose access to Wi-Fi and the Internet via the device you are using or turn on Airplane Mode, you will be able to play after opening Google Chrome and trying to launch a website, which should fail. You will then see a “No Internet” page with a dinosaur at the top.