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Dutch government minister talks about China's military advantage — May point to stricter sanctions in the future
Dutch government continues to grant ASML export license to ship litho tools to Chinese customers, but raises concerns about military and economic risks.
GlobalFoundries gets 1.5 billion from CHIPS fund, $600 million from NY state
GlobalFoundries to upgrade U.S. fabs using $1.5 billion funding it gets under the CHIPS act and $600 million from the state of New York.
Wyze security failure let 13,000 customers see into other users' homes
Wyze has reported a security breach of their system that allowed 13,000 customers to peek at the camera feeds of other customers.
Following reports indicating a Q1 2025 Nintendo Switch 2 release, Nintendo's JP stock drops by over 5 percent
Following reports of a Switch 2 delay to Q1 next year instead of later this year, Nintendo's JP stock sees a reported 5.84% drop. We also discuss likelihood of the Switch 2 delay rumors based on Nintendo's past behavior regarding delays for console, game releases, or both.
Show off your CPU and M.2 SSDs to your friends with these $15 stands
Japanese manufacturer NBROS releases stands for consumers to display their processors and M.2 SSDs.
The best Presidents’ Day 2024 deals on gaming laptops, CPUs, gaming monitors, and more
Presidents' Day weekend is here. Stock up on tech without breaking the bank, thanks to some of our great deals.
Your fingerprints can be recreated from the sounds made when you swipe on a touchscreen — Chinese and US researchers show new side channel can reproduce fingerprints to enable attacks
Researchers outline the PrintListener side-channel attack, which is claimed to be the first to leverage swiping sounds to infer fingerprint information. They claim they can successfully attack up to 27.9% of partial fingerprints.
Reddit reportedly selling its users' content to an AI company for $60 million per year
According to a Bloomberg report, Reddit made a deal with an undisclosed major AI company to allow the use of its library of users' submitted content for training its AI model to the tune of $60 million every year.
This Raspberry Pi volumetric display is a new spin on LED 3D animations
James Brown is using a Raspberry Pi to operate his spinning, volumetric display that creates 3D animations using LEDs.
Razer Sneki Snek Wall Light launched at $80 – USB powered but no Synapse control
Razer has launched the new Razer Sneki Snek Wall Light. It offers four RGB lighting modes to look good on any wall. Purchases are claimed to help in an ambitious tree conservation project.
Damn Small Linux revived my original Eee PC. Here’s how to use it on any old computer.
Elevate that Intel Celeron from 2007 from doorstop to functional PC with Damn Small Linux
The five best AMD CPUs of all time: From old-school Athlon to brand-new Ryzen
Although AMD offers many products, at its core it's a CPU designer, and these are some of the best the company has ever made.
HP Spectre x360 14 (2024) review: Still the classiest convertible
HP's Spectre x360 14 justifies its price with outstanding quality and the latest in technology.
AMD's China-exclusive Radeon RX 7900 GRE appears in European and U.K. retailers
Stores in Europe quietly begin to sell AMD's China-exclusive Radeon RX 7900 GRE graphics cards.
Jim Keller criticizes Nvidia's CUDA, x86 — 'Cuda’s a swamp, not a moat. x86 was a swamp too'
Legendary processor architecture designer criticizes CUDA and compares it to x86.
Graphcore reportedly explores sale: Arm, OpenAI, and Softbank named as rumored potential buyers
AI processor designer Graphcore could be acquired by Arm, OpenAI, or Softbank.
Nvidia Grace Hopper Superchip poised to push the boundaries of quantum computing in Australia
Australia's National Supercomputing and Quantum Computing Innovation Hub is set to use Nvidia Grace Hopper Superchips to push the boundaries of quantum computing.
An ordinary squirt of canned air achieves supersonic speeds - engineer spots telltale shock diamonds
A precision engineering and machining YouTuber noticed telltale shock diamonds' in the stream emitted by his Staples-branded canned air and felt compelled to investigate further. Using a Schlieren imaging setup the YouTuber confirmed that the air duster was pushing out a supersonic flow of gas.
Acer Predator Triton 14 gaming laptop drops to $799 at Newegg
The Acer Predator Triton 14 is currently available at Newegg for one of its lowest prices ever - just $799 instead of its usual rate of around $1,499.
Intel's new fastest gaming CPU spotted at multiple European retailers — Core i9-14900KS costs $100 more for this binned CPU
Some retailers have prematurely put up the Core i9-14900KS, and it is clear the upcoming CPU will command a premium price.
Windows 10 Installed in possible record 104 seconds – witness the fast and furious speedrun with Tiny10
Windows developer and tinkerer NTDev has optimized one of his tiny10 install disks so that it could install from zilch to the Windows 10 desktop in around 100 seconds.
Cooler Master GM2711S Gaming Monitor Review: Premium Video Processing and Color Accuracy
Cooler Master has just introduced its GM2711S gaming monitor. It's a 27-inch IPS QHD flat panel with 180 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR400 and a wide gamut. It's color accurate and offers premium video processing.
11 ways to increase free disk space in Windows 11 or Windows 10
If your storage drive is full, there are many ways to your gigabytes back.
Softbank founder reportedly aims to raise $100 billion to build AI chip company that would rival Nvidia — Project Izanagi might leverage Arm design
Softbank will allegedly set up an AI processor company to complement Arm.
Revamped AMD-powered gaming handheld will launch by the end of the month — GPD Win 4 upgraded to a Ryzen 7 8840U CPU
A GPD blog post details numerous GPD G1 revisions and GPD Win 4 with the Ryuzen 7 8840U launching at the end of February.
Lian Li launches L-shaped power supplies for dual-chamber PC cases
Lian Li has announced a new series of PSUs dubbed the Edge series that re-locates the power connectors to a connecting interface at the bottom of the PSU to improve cable accessibility in vertical-mounted PSU cases.
Controversial benchmarking website goes behind paywall — Userbenchmark now requires a $10 monthly subscription
Infamous for its rants about AMD and leaking early hardware samples, Userbenchmark will now be charging users to run its benchmark tool.
MSI Pro MP251 monitor drops down to $79 at Newegg
Right now at Newegg, the MSI Pro MP251 is available for $79, down from its going rate of around $104.
Intel's next-gen CPU boosts to 2.8 GHz without Hyper-Threading — Lunar Lake chip with eight cores, eight threads has a bigger L2 cache than the L3 cache
A leaked screenshot from a PC running an 8-core Lunar Lake CPU shows some interesting specifications.
Nvidia's new trimmed-down entry-level gaming GPU fails to outperform rivals — RTX 3050 6GB lags behind five-year-old GTX 1660 Ti
In its price bracket, Nvidia's new entry-level RTX 3050 6GB was reviewed and benchmarked by TechPowerUp and found extremely lackluster performance compared to other GPUs. Cards like the RX 6600 and A750 cost just $20-$30 more yet are 60% quicker.
House cleaners find two of the world's first desktop PCs in random boxes — Intel 8008-powered Q1 PC has 16KB of memory, 800 kHz CPU
Two of the Q1 PC, which is the first-ever desktop PC made with a single-chip microprocessor, were found during routine waste clearing in London.
Kioxia offers to make chips for SK Hynix to help revive merger talks with Western Digital: Report
Kioxia proposes to make 3D NAND for SK Hynix to change its mind about its merger with Western Digital.
Intel's CHIPS Act award package exceeds $10 billion, payout expected within two weeks: Report
Intel is in talks with the U.S. government over a $10+ billion subsidies + loans package.
Legendary chip architect Jim Keller responds to Sam Altman's plan to raise $7 trillion to make AI chips — 'I can do it cheaper!'
Tenstorrent's Jim Keller implies that architectural advancements of processors used for AI workloads are more important than making more AI processors.
ASRock PG Z790 Riptide Review: Best Z790 board around $230
Priced around $230, the ASRock PG Z790 Riptide provides users with everything the Z790 platform offers. This includes native 14th-gen support, capable power delivery, five M.2 sockets (one PCIe 5.0) and eight SATA ports, and an appearance (with RGBs) that fits most build themes.
AGI AI818 2TB SSD Review: Doesn’t Put the AGI in Agile
The AGI AI818 is fairly underwhelming but could be useful as an ultra-cheap storage device for a secondary, gaming, or PS5 SSD. Its performance and efficiency however are lacking for laptop and primary desktop use.
New HAMR lasers could usher in 30TB+ HDDs, Seagate and Sony team up for production: Report
Seagate reportedly second sources heating lasers for HAMR heads from Sony.
Raspberry Pi RP2040 spotted in super tiny unofficial Game Boy handheld
Elliot Coll shows off a cool tiny retrogaming handheld that features an RP2040 microprocessor with a design that resembles an original Game Boy.
ASML dethrones Applied Materials, becomes world's largest fab tool maker: analyst
ASML's revenues in calendar 2023 are by $3 billion dollars higher than Applied Materials's revenue in 2023.
Microsoft confirms four Xbox exclusives coming to PS5 and Switch, sees a future 'Where every screen is an Xbox'
Facing industry rumors of Xbox bowing out ahead of leaked exclusives being ported, Microsoft Xbox executives double down on the future of Xbox. Some questions remain on Xbox console hardware in the long-term, but the brand is here to stay.
U.S. chip fab construction is among the slowest in the world -- a complex web of regulations is to blame according to study
A research paper has concluded that the slow pace of fab construction in the U.S. is largely down to suboptimal regulation.
Qualcomm reveals 'Sound of Snapdragon' audio logo — similar to Intel's Jingle, Netflix's 'ta-dum'
Leading mobile chipmaker Qualcomm has announced that its Snapdragon brand has finally arrived in the audible realm. It hopes its new sonic logo will become as iconic as the sounds associated with NBC, Netflix, and McDonald's.
ASML explores Hyper-NA chipmaking tools as the next step in shrinking transistors — tools would debut in 2030, but significant technology and cost hurdles remain
ASML mulls Hyper-NA lithography with a higher than 0.7 numerical aperture in 2030s.
Prototype LaserDisc HD media sells for $1,000 — despite disc rot and unknown contents
A very rare LaserDisc prototype has been sold on eBay for the eye-watering sum of $1,000. Yet there is no content description for the Philips-made HD Mac 12 Glass Plate N.66733 - Laserdisc Prototype, which looks old and possibly deteriorating.
Russian military botnet discovered on 1000+ compromised routers — FBI deactivated Moobot by taking control of impacted routers
A GRU botnet using Moobot was installed on unsecured routers (including those belonging to many homes and small businesses) with default admin passwords.
Existing workarounds fail with new Windows 11 requirement that invalidates older CPUs — Microsoft's PopCnt restriction appears to be unbreakable
PopCnt is a CPU instruction that will be required to run Windows 11 starting with 24H2. But unlike TPM or Secure Boot, enthusiasts have found that the PopCnt requirement cannot be bypassed. Any attempts to bypass it lead to boot failure.
OpenAI Sora text to video generator debuts – results can be amazing, but bugs admittedly remain
Artificial intelligence pioneer OpenAI announced a new generative tool dubbed Sora (the Japanese word for sky). It is OpenAI's most ambitious development to date, able to generate complex high-definition videos up to a minute long from a text or image prompt.
Meteor Lake seemingly struggles against AMD's Phoenix APU in early MSI Claw review
The Meteor Lake-equipped MSI Claw was trounced by the Phoenix-powered ROG Ally in an early review, especially at low TDPs.
Wait times for Nvidia's AI GPUs ease to three to four months, suggesting peak in near-term growth — the wait list for an H100 was previously eleven months: UBS
UBS says that lead times of Nvidia's H100 shrink from 8-11 months to 3-4 months and this may impact its growth.
Cooler Master Tempest GP2711Gaming Monitor Review: High Brightness and High Performance
Cooler Master makes Mini LED affordable with the Tempest GP2711. It's a 27-inch QHD VA panel with 576 dimming zones, 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR 1000 and extended color. It also supports accurate color with selectable gamuts.
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