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Intel ran some useful Lunar Lake presentations at its pre-Computex Tech Tour. Here we cover four regarding the technologies.

Intel Core Ultra processors – code named Meteor Lake – will be launched on 14 December 2023, "ushering in a new age of the AI PC," according to CEO Pat Gelsinger.

The existing global shortage of semiconductors is expected to last through this year and into the second quarter of the next, the technology analyst firm Gartner has said, adding that normal levels of supply would resume after that.

Power management company Eaton is further expanding its services business in Australia and New Zealand with the appointment of Filip Banovac as general manager services for the ANZ region.

Three million people across Australia and New Zealand were affected by more than 240 power outages in 2016 with New South Wales topping the list of Australian states for the third year in a row with 33 power outages.

Chipmaker AMD is aiming for substantial energy efficiency gains in its products over the rest of the decade.

Increased investment in ICT could save business, government and consumers an estimated $8.1 billion and more than 27 million tonnes of carbon pollution could be avoided every year, according to a newly published report.

Power management company, Eaton, has launched a new range of power protection products designed for workstations, business telephony, routers and point-of-sale equipment which it says provide effective power protection even in disturbed electrical environments, as well as automatically correcting voltage fluctuations.

Australian-founded infrastructure management solutions vendor Opengear has appointed sales and marketing industry veteran Gary Marks as its US-based president, as it looks to further boost global sales.

The Kentrox power management module provides the applications needed to help service providers monitor and control multiple power sources at remote sites. The new environmental management module by Kentrox provides the applications to monitor and control remote site conditions to ensure normal operation, provide notification of poor conditions, and enable remote management to reduce site visits.

In a clear signal that the Mac OS has become important to enterprise class users, power management specialist Verdiem this week announced its latest product release would monitor and manage Mac power consumption - with forecasts of up to 30 per cent savings on electricity bills.