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An alternative option to a standard Xbox controller, the GameSir Kaleid is a worthy upgrade thanks to its Hall Effect joysticks and switches and $47 price tag.
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| Updated | 2025-06-28 03:45 |
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In the midst of OpenAI cracking down on developers accessing its AI models through VPNs and other forms of obfuscation, Microsoft's Azure China continues to give businesses a legitimate means to use GPT-4.
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The Sabrent USB Type-C 3-Port Gaming Hub for Steam Deck expands that single Type-C port on the handheld to give you three USB ports.
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Qualcomm and Microsoft are pushing AI features so buyers will buy AI PCs, but many are simply choosing these laptops for their better battery life.
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Maxsun's Z790M D5 Ice is a sleek white and silver Micro ATX board with five M.2 sockets, two 20 Gbps Type-C ports, and above-average performance out of the box.
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China is set to increase its computing capacity to 300 ExaFLOPS by 2025.
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Complete approval of Intel's Magdeburg fab is still pending, construction set to start in 2025.
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Former ASML CEO Peter Wennick shared in a recent interview his thoughts on the Chip War. Recently retiring after turning ASML into a giant, Wennick played both sides of the conflict to sell chipmaking equipment.
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Asus adds a new variant of the NUC 14 Pro+ with a 5 x 4-inch anodized aluminum casing to accommodate a series of heat pipes, a double-sided heat exchanger, and a fan for optimal cooling for Intel Meteor Lake CPUs with integrated NPU.
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HP has discontinued its cheaper e-series printers, which required an HP+ subscription and Internet connection to stay active in exchange for lower pricing.
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Kantar has released its 2024 BrandZ Most Valuable Brands report, and AMD has been distinguished as one of the top risers since last year.
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Intel is developing a new basic adaptive sharpening filter for upscaling games and photos, specifically for Lunar Lake and Linux operating systems.
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The National Samsung Electronics Union, whose 30,000 members represent 1/4th of the South Korean Samsung workforce, is striking today for one more day of annual leave and a change to the company's mysterious bonus structure.
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Qualcomm's Adreno GPU in its Snapdragon Elite X has failed to meet gaming expectations. The recent hire of a ray tracing expert could change that.
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Phil Park, an AMD memory and Fabric performance engineer, discusses a critical Windows Vista-era AMD CPU bug that struck Barcelona CPUs.
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A purported AMD Ryzen 9 9900X Geekbench 6 CPU test run has been surfaced by Benchleaks. The single-threaded score of 3,401 points is remarkable, and if genuine it would go straight to the top of the Geekbench 6 processor benchmark charts.
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G.Skill launched a DDR5-6400 C32 96GB memory kit for prosumers, but can it hang with the higher-clocked competition?
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Microsoft's official guide to switching from a Microsoft Account to a local account in Windows has been reinstated. These particular instructions were scrubbed from the article back in June.
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Leaker says the first RDNA 4-based GPUs set to be announced at CES 2025.
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Tiny $10 Raspberry Pi 5 PCie board brings low-cost, high-speed storage – the end of micro SD is nigh
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Pineboard's latest PCie based product shrinks what you need for M.2 storage and AI add-on boards into $10 package.
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The China Associate for Science and Technology listed the country's semiconductor challenges, and lithography tools are notably absent from the list.
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Moore Threads is making significant progress in the data center space and can now scale GPU clusters to 10,000 accelerators.
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DeepMind researchers have published their findings on the JEST technique, allowing large language models to be trained at significantly improved speed and efficiency. It remains to be seen whether companies will adopt it to keep power draw low, or crank things to the max.
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Ubisoft is still intent on 'Web3' via an NFT-backed digital card game.
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Microsoft tested an updated Notepad app with integrated spellchecking back in March this year. Now this enhanced version of the Notepad plain text editor has quietly rolled out to mainstream Windows 11 users.
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A research team at EFPL LANES built used an indium selenide sheet with graphene electrodes to convert heat into electricity and hit temperatures as low as 100mK.
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Industry experts expect China's over 100 publicly-available LLMs to be pared down to just five in the next few years.
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The Asus TUF Gaming VG34VQEL1A 34-inch curved gaming monitor is currently available for one of its lowest prices to date.
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A dual-screen E-Ink tablet has launched on Kickstarter.
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A Dutch startup has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a home security system that piggybacks on your Wi-Fi to detect intruders. Using a home mapping app and artificial intelligence, Gamgee's Wi-Fi Home Alarm is claimed to offer precision protection by body printing' your household's trusted people and pets.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI model training costs could jump to $100 billion as early as next year.
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Philips expands its Evnia line of gaming monitors with the 49M2C8900. It's a 49-inch 32:9 curved OLED with DQHD resolution, 240 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR400. It also covers 114% of DCI-P3 color and delivers superlative game performance.
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Chinese PC maker Linglong has just introduced a tiny PC that fits into a foldable keyboard. The company shared its live presentation, where the presenter pulled out the actual device from his back pocket.
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Because of an apparent server misconfiguration, a massive data leak of customer information was readily available through a simple Google search.
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Asus is testing a BIOS update for its latest motherboards, including those with the AMD Z970 chipset, that will allow you to control your motherboard's RGB lighting in sync with other compatible devices.
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If Dominic Toretto used Raspberry Pi, this would be the cooler that he would buy.
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The Singapore University of Technology and Design uses 3D printing to create edible creations, including a working QR code.
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Gigabyte has released new BIOS updates that support AMD's upcoming Ryzen 9000 series processors running AMD's latest AGESA 1.2.0.0a firmware.
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The RockYou2024 leak compiles 9,948,575,739 unique passwords in one place.
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Although only 15% of cryptocurrency has been recovered, the massive increase in bitcoin prices means customers are getting much more than they lost in 2014.
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ASRock's upcoming Challenger SE series will feature the Intel Arc 770 16GB and Arc 750 8GB, which are more compact and promise better heatsink design and other features.
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CrossMark benchmark results for a new Ryzen 7 variant, dubbed the Ryzen AI 7 Pro 360, have emerged. However, its performance was underwhelming in this specific benchmark.
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PS5 Dev kit gets sold in a disguise that is just thin enough to avoid Sony's legal team.
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A GA102 card disguised as a AD102 with faulty memory is sold as normal GeForce RTX 4090.
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With some code, electronics and 3D printing, we can make an editor's dream project come true.
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If you need dual NVMe drives, PCIe devices on your Raspberry Pi 5 then there aren't too many options right now, but Pimoroni's new board offers everything you need.
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ASRock's Creator series comprises Radeon RX 7900 XTX and 7900 XT WS, which have a dual-slot, single-blower-type design and 16-pin power connectors.
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The current prevailing thought is that TSMC's existence and the threat of its destruction are among the things holding back China from invading Taiwan. But what if we're wrong?
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TeamGroup's Vulcan Eco lineup brings innovation to the table, but is it sufficient to rival the modern competition?
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Four EU states have all issued identical bans on the export of quantum computers with more than 34 qubits and error rates below a certain threshold. The nature of the bans is a mystery, with states declining to elaborate per national security concerns.
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