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Author: Alice Perry CelebsNow
Sending the EastEnders actress our best wishes.
A former EastEnders star has sparked major concern amongst fans, after reports of actress Jessie Wallace having become involved in a bar brawl.
According to reports, the actress, who played infamous character Kat Slater in the BBC1 soap, had apparently been attacked whilst visiting a south London pub on Thursday evening.
According to a report published by The Mirror, police had been called at 8.20pm to The Partridge pub in Bromley, south London on Thursday night to reports of a fight which Jessie had been caught up in.
The manager of the EastEnders’ actress Phil Dale has also appeared to confirm the attack, having shared with the press that the actress has been left shaken by the events, but will still go ahead with her pantomime appearance tomorrow.
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The manager shares, ‘Although very shaken by the intrusion into her private time with her family and friends, Jessie is looking forward to being back on stage in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs today’.
An eye-witness from the pub has also shared with the publication an account of what happened, having revealed that Jessie had been attacked by two pub-goers after she had refused a photograph with them.
The witness shares, ‘There was a nice atmosphere until these two drunks were asking Jessie for a photograph. They were hassling her for a photo and she said no because they were too drunk’.
The eyewitness then shares that things soon began to turn nasty, as the two punters then began to throw glasses around the pub: ‘They must have broken six glasses, then they smashed the actor who was playing Nurse Nancy. After that they ran out of the pub’.
With Jessie’s fellow pantomime co-star Jason Sutton being left in need of medical attention, the eye-witness then shared: ‘Everyone was fine apart from Jason who needed stitches.The police and the ambulance came. I’m surprised nobody was worse off, they started chucking glasses at her. She was furious with what happened’.
We’re sending Jessie and the rest of her co-stars our very best wishes.
Author: edfu777 [AT] hotmail [DOT] com (Nick Farrell) Fudzilla.com – Home
Deal made, peace pipe to be smoked
Toshiba and Western Digital have agreed in principle to settle a dispute over the Japanese firm’s plans to sell its $ 18 billion chip unit and aim to have a final agreement in place next week.
Word on the street is that the Toshiba board has approved a framework for a settlement.
Western Digital had been able to block a deal to selling the unit to a Bain Capital-led consortium.
The settlement under discussion calls for Western Digital to drop arbitration claims seeking to stop the sale in exchange for Toshiba allowing it to invest in a new production line for advanced flash memory chips that will start next year.
A Toshiba spokesman said that while the company was open to a settlement, it would not disclose discussion specifics or details of board of directors meetings. “It is not a fact that we have reached an agreement with Western Digital”, he said.
Western Digital is not saying anything.
Toshiba was forced to put the unit – the world’s no.2 producer of NAND chips – on the block to cover billions of dollars in liabilities arising from its now bankrupt US nuclear power unit Westinghouse.
The deal with the Bain-led consortium will, however, see it reinvest in the unit and together with Hoya, a maker of parts for chip devices, Japanese firms will hold more than 50 percent of the business – a keen wish of the Japanese government.
As part of the planned settlement, Toshiba and Western Digital would extend existing agreements for their chip joint ventures in Yokkaichi, central Japan, one of the sources said. The current agreements are set to start expiring from 2021.
Western Digital would also invest in a completely new chip plant that Toshiba will start building next year in northern Japan, the source said.
Western Digital, one of world’s leading makers of hard disk drives, paid some $ 16 billion last year to acquire SanDisk, Toshiba’s chip joint venture partner since 2000.
With data storage key to most next-generation technologies from artificial intelligence and autonomous driving to the Internet of Things, NAND chips have only grown in importance and Western Digital has been desperate to keep the business out of the hands of rival chipmakers.
The sale still needs to clear the snarling mauls of the regulatory watchdogs but they are not expected to rip the trousers off the deal.
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Author: Le news di Hardware Upgrade
Abbiamo segnalato, con questa notizia, l’annuncio della nuova scheda video NVIDIA Titan V quale proposta top di gamma dell’azienda americana nel settore delle schede desktop. Basata su architettura Volta, con GPU GV100, questa scheda integra 12 Gbytes di memoria video di tipo HBM2 e vanta sulla carta le migliori specifiche tecniche tra le schede desktop attualmente disponibili sul mercato.
NVIDIA ha avviato da quest’oggi le vendite di questo prodotto, che in Italia può essere acquistato a un listino di 3.100€ IVA inclusa. Questa scheda non integra nella parte superiore del PCB i connettori SLI, pertanto non supporta questa tecnologia. La scheda Titan V non può quindi venir utilizzata in configurazioni con due schede installate e utilizzate in parallelo per applicaizoni videoludiche sfruttando tecnologia SLI; questo invece permette di utilizzare due o più di queste schede per elaborazioni parallele che non siano di tipo grafico.
Tale scelta è molto interessante in quanto conferma il progressivo abbandono al supporto a configurazioni multi-GPU da parte tanto di NVIDIA come di AMD. Tale direzione è ben più spinta nella prima, che da tempo ha ufficialmente accantonato il supporto a configurazioni SLI con più di 2 GPU in parallelo per via della scarsa diffusione e della difficoltà nell’ottenere elevata scalabilità delle prestazioni con la maggior parte dei titoli. AMD continua a supportare configurazioni CrossFireX sino a 4 GPU in parallelo ma la diffusione di sistemi di questo tipo è complessivamente così circoscritta da domandarsi se i costi di ottimizzazione dei driver siano in qualche modo ripagati.
L’assenza di supporto SLI lascia meglio capire come questa scheda sia destinata non tanto al pubblico dei giocatori, in primo luogo per il costo, quanto a quello dei ricercatori e di chi necessita di una scheda potente per il calcolo parallelo ma non ha accesso per budget alle proposte della famiglia Tesla. Titan V, però integra al proprio interno tutto quello che serve per assicurare un’esperienza di gioco ai massimi livelli.
