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China filed 25% more patents than the U.S. in 2023 — heavily sanctioned Huawei led all companies worldwide despite bans
Huawei and China led WIPO's patent filers list in 2023 as they accelerated technology development.
Lenovo G27q-30 165 Hz Gaming Monitor Review: Solid Performance and Color Accuracy
Lenovo brings high value to the table with its G27q-30 27-inch 165 Hz gaming monitor. It delivers QHD resolution from a high contrast VA panel with solid gaming performance courtesy of Adaptive-Sync, HDR and wide gamut color for an attractively low price.
How to Calculate 3D Printing Costs
Get to know of the factors that influence 3D printing costs and how you can do the overall estimate of the 3D printing expenses.
The Sphere in Las Vegas features 4PB of flash memory at 400 GB/s to deliver 16K content
The Las Vegas "Sphere" is run by Sphere Entertainment, who now shares more technical details on how The Sphere is run.
Samsung Odyssey G32A 32-inch FHD 165 Hz gaming monitor costs just $179 at Amazon
The Samsung Odyssey G32A gaming monitor is now just $179 at Amazon, down from its usual rate of $279.
PlayStation 5 Pro leak touts a 45% performance uplift — reliable leaker confirms PS5 Pro rumors about 4X higher RT performance and AI-based PSSR upscaling
Reliable leaker Tom Henderson has confirmed that new performance leaks surrounding the upcoming PS5 Pro are real. The new console will reportedly boast 45% greater rendering performance than the PS5.
NASA's old supercomputers are causing mission delays — one has 18,000 CPUs but only 48 GPUs, highlighting dire need for update
NASA's supercomputing capabilities are insufficient for its tasks, leading to oversubscription and overburdening. An internal audit recommends transiting from CPUs to GPUs.
ASML delivers cutting-edge new chipmaking tool — third-generation EUV enables 2nm processors and beyond
ASML's Twinscan NXE:3800E speeds up wafer processing to up to 220 wafers per hour and can enable 2nm and thinner process nodes.
Intel CPUs see slight performance loss with new security fixes — E-cores and Atom chips not hugely affected by RFDS vulnerability
Linux's mitigation for the RFDS security vulnerability in Atom-based CPU cores will cost users a little bit of performance.
Acer launches two new AMD Radeon GPUs — Predator Bitfrost Radeon RX 7900 GRE arrives with an oversized cooler
Acer equips its Predator Bitfrost Radeon RX 7900 GRE with an oversized cooling system.
Rare port that combines DisplayPort and HDMI discovered on Piston Xi3, the failed Steam Machine
Further examination of what would have been one of the first "Steam Machines" reveals a unique hybrid video port.
Ayaneo AM01 Macintosh-esque mini-PC design gets an AMD Zen 3 upgrade
Ayaneo's AM01 Mini PC design gets an option for a Zen 3 CPU in its highest-end version, compared to the Zen 1 and Zen 2 architecture used for cheaper unit versions.
OpenAI aims to make its own AI processors — chip venture in talks with Abu Dhabi investment firm: report
As the UAE seeks to become a significant AI power, it must invest in Sam Altman's chip venture.
Chinese foundry XMC aims to produce HBM memory
Yangtze Memory may jump into the HBM memory business via its XMC foundry unit.
How to overclock the Raspberry Pi 5 beyond 3 GHz!
Originally stuck to just' a 3 GHz overclock, we can now overclock beyond this speed limit. How fast you can go depends on your luck!
Two Trees SK1 Review: High Speeds, Open Source
Two Trees's surprisingly good open source P1P clone.
Best Gaming Headsets 2024
The best gaming headsets for listening to your virtual world
Sony Spatial Reality—The Next Seismic Leap in Display Technology
To better understand the innovation behind Sony's game-changing Spatial Reality Display, why it was developed, how it differs from legacy holographic 3D solutions and its effect on the way we work, live, and play, we spoke with Chris Feldman, Sony Spatial Reality Display business manager.
Google to use RISC-V for its custom AI silicon — TPU to get open source compute core: Report
SiFive's optimistic outlook may point to new RISC-V licensing deal with Google.
Intel's plan to postpone chip plant in Italy confirmed by the country's Industry Minister
Intel has shelved plans to build an advanced packaging and chip assembly plant in Italy. The Italian Industry Minister announced the postponement at a presser in Verona, in the north of the country, this week.
Delidded Core i9-14900KS PCs on sale with Intel approval and warranty - Maingear among first partners
Intel is working with select PC makers like Maingear to offer warranty-backed systems featuring delidded Core i9-14900KS processors.
DNA storage group publishes first standards for DNA-based storage — paves the way for broader use by standardizing vendor and codec data
The DNA Data Storage Alliance, a group including SSD-maker Western Digital, has announced its standard for DNA storage.
Vela AI uses Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 to enable safety-conscious smart bikes
Velo AI is using a Raspberry Pi CM4 to power copilot, an AI driven smart bike device that monitors your surroundings for traffic.
Walmart now selling M1 MacBook Air, debuts at lowest-ever price of $699
Apple may have stopped selling the M1 MacBook Air, but Walmart is selling it for $699, the lowest price we've ever seen for it.
AMD claims Ryzen smashes Intel's Meteor Lake in AI benchmarks — up to 79% faster at half the power consumption
AMD has shared charts showing a face-off between the AMD Ryzen 7 7840U (15W) and Intel Core Ultra 7 155H (28W) in AI performance, with the Ryzen winning by a large margin.
HP Omen Transcend 14 review: Compromising between size and performance
Good looks and a small footprint can't overcome high price and back-of-the-pack gaming performance.
Western Digital claims its new QLC SSD beats its last-gen TLC drive — SN5000S is up to 16.5% faster than SN740
Western Digital's latest QLC-based SN5000S drive is apparently up to 16.5% faster than its TLC-based predecessor, the SN740.
Samsung races to beat Intel to market with glass substrates for chips — revolutionary tech boosts processing capabilities
Intel forms strategic alliance to develop and commercialize usage of glass substrates.
FCC quadruples requirements for basic broadband service — 100Mbps download and 20Mbps upload are now the base standard
The FCC released a new report which sets the broadband benchmark from 100 Mbps download speed while emphasizing the slow internet deployment in villages and
U.S. government set to announce multi-billion dollar Intel grant in Arizona next week: Report
Biden administration will reportedly announce first award to Intel next week.
Intel 600/700-series motherboards from Asus now support 256GB of memory
Asustek's Intel 600/700-series platforms now support 64 GB UDIMMs, 256 GB of memory in total.
Newegg is selling an old but unused RX 5600 XT GPU for $109 — it's super cheap, and here's how it stacks up in 2024
Two generations old but in mint condition, for a bit more than a Benjamin.
Core i9-14900KS overclocked to 9.1 GHz, breaking numerous world records
Extreme overclocked Elmor and Asus overclock Intel's latest Core i9-14900K to extreme clock speeds to establish new world records.
NASA hopes to resolve Voyager 1's communication issues by 'poking' its flight data computer
The historic Voyager 1 probe, currently "lost" (uncontrollable) in space due to a memory error, has finally managed to send back a full reading of its FDS memory to NASA on Earth, which may reveal a path to a fix.
Nvidia expected to give developers a peek at next-gen Blackwell B100 GPU next week
Nvidia may demonstrate next-generation B100 GPU for AI and HPC applications at the GTC conference next week.
Cytron releases Edu Pico, an educational innovation project kit for makers and learners
Cytron unveils another Raspberry Pi Pico centric board aimed at learners keen to take their first steps with the Raspberry Pi Pico W and CircuitPython
Intel finally adds more games to its game-boosting APO utility for 14th Gen Core i7 and i9 CPUs
On the same day as its Core i9-14900KS launch, Intel has added twelve more titles to its game-boosting APO software utility.
Enermax offers up 'world's smallest' ATX 3.1 PSU, giving you more space for compact and rear-connector PC builds
Enermax's modular Revolution D.F. 12 power supply is 122mm deep, supplying 0.7 extra inches for cables, improved airflow, or general clearance.
Asus GeForce RTX 3050 LP BRK 6GB graphics cards launched – low profile dimensions and DVI-D connectors set them apart
Asus has added GeForce RTX 3050 LP BRK 6GB reference and OC edition graphics cards to its stables. They offer low-profile dimensions, power-cable-less efficiency, and include a legacy DVI-D port.
Major CS2 tournament to update its systems with AMD 7800X3D CPUs and Nvidia RTX 4080 graphics
PGL has upgraded the gaming PCs for the upcoming PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 tournament, which has a prize pool of $1,250,000.
Fanless Intel N100 stick PC bundles Windows 11, 16GB RAM and 256GB eMMC into a tiny form factor
With an intent to provide a multi-tasking capable general-purpose PC that's small enough to be carried in our pockets, Mele's NEW PCG02 Pro now packs Intel N100 SoC, giving the ability to allow decent enough light computing.
Sycom puts RTX 4070 Super and 4070 Ti Super under massive cooler equipped with Noctua fans
Sycom's lineup of GPUs cooled by Noctua fans expands to the RTX 4070 Super and 4070 Ti Super.
Intel Core i9-14900KS Review: The Last Core i9 Hits Record 6.2 GHz at Stock Settings
We put Intel's Core i9-14900KS through our extensive battery of gaming and productivity benchmarks. This will be Intel's final Core i9, as it's shifting to a new naming scheme. It's also on of the most power hungry desktop CPUs we've ever tested.
Thermaltake MS-1 M.2 SSD cooler launched with tiny 8,000-rpm fan, heatpipe, and heatsink
Thermaltake's new MS-1 M.2 2280 SSD Cooler is claimed to outclass both the original passive heatsink, and a third-party actively cooled rival, to deliver noticeably better performance and the smoothest gaming experience.
Pentagon pulls out of Intel's $3.5 billion CHIPS Act grant, expects Commerce Department to foot the bill
The Pentagon pulled out of a plan to give Intel more CHIPS Act funding.
Nvidia touts three more games with DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction, more than doubling the current count — Black Myth: Wukong, Naraka Bladepoint, and Portal with RTX
Nvidia announced three more games will include its DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction technology, Black Myth: Wukong, Naraka: Bladepoint, and Portal with RTX. Additional games with DLSS 2 and 3 support also listed, and Diablo IV gets a ray-traced reflections upgrade on March 26.
Original Prusa XL Review: Huge Bed, Five Toolheads at Once
Prusa's latest 3D Printer is a massive Core XY that can handle up to five materials at once.
Rodecaster Duo Review: Streamer Centric
If you're looking to control your audio with a hardware solution rather than routing through virtual cables/software, Rode's Rodecaster Duo is both a mixing interface and a customizable macro pad.
Cerebras launches 900,000-core 125 PetaFLOPS wafer-scale processor for AI — theoretically equivalent to about 62 Nvidia H100 GPUs
Cerebras unveils Wafer Scale Engine 3: 900,000 AI cores, four trillion transistors, 125 PetaFLOPS AI performance.
Save $64 on SteelSeries' Arctis Nova Pro Wireless—our favorite gaming headset
The feature-rich SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset currently has $64 knocked off its MSRP, making this multi-platform headset more accessible.
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