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China planning 1,600-core chips that use an entire wafer — similar to American company Cerebras 'wafer-scale' designs
Chinese Academy of Sciences builds 256-core Zhejiang 'Big Chip,' looking towards wafer-scale chips .
Over 14,500 games launched on Steam in 2023, breaking records for the fourth year in a row
By launching an average of 36 games per day in 2023 according to SteamDB, Steam exceeded its previous "high score" in annual game releases. Steam's own Best of 2023 page also provides some insight on the most successful titles of the year.
How to Prevent Holes and Gaps in 3D Prints
Achieving a smooth finish in 3D prints is hard when there are gaps and holes. In severe cases, they can even compromise the structural integrity of the print. Fix them with the strategies below.
Intel appoints new head of data center and AI group as it prepares to spin off ex-Altera FPGA unit
Intel appoints HPE veteran Justin Hotard to lead Data Center and AI Group.
Maker is building a Raspberry Pi ‘ProPico’ with upgraded features
Dmytro has upgraded the Raspberry Pi Pico with a few extra features, and dubs the new creations ProPico.
MSI teases its first handheld gaming PC — and it may be powered by Intel (Update)
MSI is teasing its first handheld gaming PC, and we'll apparently hear more about it at CES.
First functional graphene semiconductor paves the path to post-silicon chips — Georgia Tech researchers' material can be used with standard chipmaking methods
Georgia Tech researchers claim to have created the world's first functional graphene semiconductor material after a decade of refinement and band gap tuning.
China's x86-chipmaker Zhaoxin launches homegrown servers with Chinese-made CPUs — partners with SuperCloud for domestically produced dual-socket KH-40000/32 designs key to country's self-suffici
SuperCloud's R3210 Z11 is the first server to feature Zhaoxin's made-in-China Kaisheng CPUs.
LG announces 1440p, 480 Hz OLED gaming monitor that will be unveiled at CES 2024
LG has announced it has finished development of a brand-new OLED 1440p gaming monitor sporting a 480Hz refresh rate. The new monitor will be unveiled at CES 2024.
Russia and China successfully test quantum communication over satellite — 3,800-kilometer test explores possible encrypted networks for BRICS countries
A quantum communications test was conducted over the satellite "Mozi" between Russia and China, over a distance of 3,800 kilometers.
Pricing for upcoming Ryzen 5000 SKUs leaks — Ryzen 5 5500GT at 150 euros and Ryzen 7 5700X3D at 300 euros
New listings for AMD's upcoming Ryzen 5000 SKUs like the Ryzen 7 5700X3D are appearing in Europe.
Gigabyte's Z790 Aorus Elite AX motherboard drops to its lowest-ever price of $179
Pick up a new motherboard from Gigabyte for your latest Intel build and save $80.
Windows 11 PCs to come with a Copilot key as Microsoft pushes forward with AI
Microsoft has shown off its new Windows 11 Copilot key design, set to become a standard feature on AI PCs and the first new standard Windows keyboard key since 1994.
Toshiba N300 Pro 12TB and 20TB HDD Review: Return of the NAS
The Toshiba N300 Pro is a high-end NAS HDD that stands up to WD's Red Pro and Seagate's IronWolf Pro. It offers little to stand out but is a safe alternative if the price is right.
Xbox Series S styled toaster turns up at Walmart – toasts the Xbox logo directly onto your bread
Microsoft has rolled out an Xbox Series S Toaster which burns the Xbox sphere logo on your bread and is available from Walmart's web store today, priced at $39.99.
Samsung teases new Odyssey OLED monitors: 32:9 Curved Ultrawide 49-Inch G95SD and new flat screen 16:9 models
Samsung Electronics America has three Oddysey monitors ready to debut at CES 2024 - The OLED G6 model G60SD, the G8 model G80SD, and the G9 model G95SD.
Intel spins out its generative AI software into new Articul8 company focused on delivering LLM solutions
Intel teams up with DigitalBridgeGroup for Articul8, an enterprise generative AI company.
New monitor standard incorporates 'dual-mode' refresh rates and overclocking certification — VESA introduces Adaptive-Sync 1.1a
VESA introduced a new Adaptive-Sync standard that is designed for the new emerging market of dual-mode monitors that feature two distinct resolution/refresh rate configurations.
Dell XPS 13, 14, and 16 get Intel Core Ultra, lose function rows and physical touchpads
The Dell XPS 13, XPS 14, and XPS 16 are getting Intel Core Ultra processors for CES 2024. The larger sizes are new and getting redesigns similar to the former XPS 13 Plus.
Kioxia reportedly kills off 30-year-old Plextor brand — icon of the optical drive days spins up its last SSD
Kioxia drops Plextor brand in favor of SSSTC.
Raspberry Pi project uses AI and a camera to detect fires and alert for help
Aneeshamol is using a Raspberry Pi to monitor for fires and send alert messages automatically when one is detected using AI.
AMD's Radeon 780M integrated graphics get close to GTX 1650 in Geekbench 6 — Ryzen 7 8700G iGPU benchmark leaked
AMD's upcoming Ryzen 7 8700G's Geekbench 6 shows scores well above those of the 8600G - close to the performance of the Nvidia GTX 1650.
All of Zotac's RTX 40-series Super cards use the 12VHPWR connector, with two or three fans — slated to launch this month
Zotac reportedly readies three GeForce RTX 4070 Super graphics cards.
New mid-range Radeon GPU may not be available in China at launch — AMD reportedly delaying RX 7600 XT in China because of the RX 6750 GRE
Rumors claim that AMD is reportedly delaying China's upcoming Radeon RX 7600 XT release.
Pick up a small discount on an RTX 4070 graphics card for your new gaming rig
If you're on the lookout for a GPU upgrade for your PC, this RTX 4070 deal could be the one for you.
U.S. government delays reinstating Chinese tariffs that would make graphics cards and other components more expensive
The tariffs haven't been applied to PC components since March of 2022, and they won't for at least another six months.
Toshiba NAND fab shuts down for checks amid rising SSD pricing – Japan’s earthquake affects PC component manufacturing
The New Year earthquake in Japan could have consequences for PC component supplies. Toshiba announced it had closed a NAND facility while safety assessments are being completed.
LaCie Rugged Mini SSD Review: Bulky but Speedy
LaCie's Rugged Mini SSD shrinks its iconic drive design and sticks a fast SSD inside. It's one of the fastest USB drives we've tested in most of our tests. But those who often dump massive files onto their drives may want to look elsewhere.
Tetris was finally beaten after 34 years, game kill screen pops up at Level 157 — hypertapping and rolling were key techniques
Willis, AKA Blue Scuti, has become the first human to play Tetris NES (NTSC) to its killscreen. He was also the first to reach Level 157, culminating in the 'biggest achievement in the 34-year history of the pro classic Tetris scene.'
Samsung plans to eliminate humans from its chip fabs by 2030 — push for full automation continues at full steam: Report
Samsung intends to make its chip fabs human-less by 2030, says report.
Intel to reveal its roadmap beyond the 18A (1.8nm) process node in a few weeks — the company will share its post-5N4Y plans during February event
Intel vows to disclose its post-5N4Y roadmap at its IFS Direct Connect event in February.
Mysterious 'Skinny' Joe' Nvidia GPU spotted with a 700W TDP rating — theories abound about the new beastly silicon
A mysterious new GPU was spotted on X, that we suspect might be a new Hopper variant. There's also a small chance this could be the RTX 4090 Ti/Super that was reportedly canceled.
China to lead semiconductor industry expansion with 18 new fabs in 2024 —global chipmaking capacity to reach record heights
The SEMI World Fab Forecast report predicts that China will lead the global semiconductor industry expansion in 2024.
Finally, a modern fanless GPU: Palit RTX 3050 6GB reportedly in the works
Palit is reportedly bringing back the KalmX sub-brand and will introduce a new fanless and passively cooled RTX 3050 6GB graphics card.
Intel's Meteor Lake CPUs are slower at single-core work than previous-gen models — new benchmarks show IPC regressions vs Raptor Lake
A recent test of Intel's Core Ultra 7 155H reveals that Meteor Lake may have regressed in IPC compared to Raptor Lake. It's a limited view of performance, but indicates Intel may have prioritized other aspects of the chip's design.
Steam survey suggests more people bought the RTX 4090 than the Steam Deck — along with millions of other RTX 40-series GPUs
The Steam Deck was projected to hit three million sales by the end of 2023, and based on the Steam Hardware Survey, the RTX 4090 somehow sold even more units - as did most other RTX 40-series desktop GPUs.
LG shows off audiophile vacuum tube DukeBox in CES teaser — combining 1950's tech with a modern transparent OLED
LG teased its vacuum tube 'DukeBox' speaker system, which combines a modern transparent OLED panel with old audiophile tech - no word on potential pricing, though we're sure Duke Nukem wants one.
This Raspberry Pi air hockey table also plays Doom
Downing from Downing's Basement has created an air hockey table from scratch that uses two Raspberry Pi boards to play air hockey and Doom!
Dutch government bans even simpler chipmaking tools from export to China — DUV lithography tools now get the axe
ASML can no longer sell its Twinscan NXT:2050i and NXT:2100i DUV lithography systems to Chinese clients. The impact isn't expected to be significant, given existing restrictions.
AMD's upcoming integrated graphics matches seven years old GTX 1060 in Geekbench 6 — Ryzen 5 8600G iGPU benchmarks leak
AMD's upcoming Ryzen 5 8600G APU was tested in two Geekbench 6 GPU benchmarks, showing similar performance to Nvidia's seven years old GTX 1060.
Steam stops supporting Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 — Microsoft and Google no longer provide security support for Valve's launcher
Due to a lack of security patches and support on these obsolete operating systems, Steam officially announced it no longer supports Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.
Alleged Intel Core i9-14900KS photo raises hopes of impending launch - but the image has inconsistencies
A purported photo of an Intel Core i9-14900KS processor has been shared online, but close study shows inconsistencies in the engraving typography.
Oldest known version of DOS unearthed – MS-DOS ancestor 86-DOS version 0.1 C is now available on the Internet Archive
An incredibly early release of 86-DOS has been found, imaged, and shared on the Internet Archive. This is an important find as it is a direct ancestor to PC DOS and MS-DOS.
Compact RTX 4060-Powered Asus ROG Strix G16 gaming laptop is on sale for $1,549
The 2023 version of the Asus ROG Strix G16 gaming laptop featuring the RTX 4060 GPU is now on sale for $1,549.
Geniatech XPI-3566-Zero Review: Zero Sum Game
An alternative to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, the Geniatech XPI-3566-Zero offers more RAM, onboard storage and a faster CPU, so why do I feel like it missed the mark?
Unreleased Nvidia budget GPU to rival AMD and Intel emerges overseas — RTX 3050 6GB specifications shared through retailer listing
Russian retailer Citilink lists three unreleased GeForce RTX 3050 6GB graphics cards from Nvidia partner Palit.
Shipping records reveal potential existence of AMD RX 7800M, other unreleased Navi 32 GPUs
Examination of shipping records by a hardware investigator on Twitter reveal the existence of yet-unreleased "AMD Cuarzo Verde (Quartz Green)", or Navi 32 mobile GPUs.
Lenovo 27-Inch 144Hz IPS Monitor Drops Down to $129 at Newegg
The Lenovo G27-20 monitor is available at Newegg for $129, one of its lowest prices to date, down from its recommended price of $279.
Corsair MP600 Core Mini 2TB SSD Review: Big Storage Without The Footprint
The Corsair MP600 Core Mini provides good-enough performance with high power efficiency. This makes it a great upgrade for the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, and other portable devices that require shorter M.2 SSDs at high capacity.
Steam game mod delivered malware on Christmas Day - Epsilon Information Stealer was hidden in a Slay the Spire expansion
The Downfall developer's hacked Steam account was used to change the mod installation file and embed 'Epsilon Information Stealer' in an attempt to get passwords and cookies from unsuspecting gamers.
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