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Sepfy is using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W to drive their Raspberry Pi-powered remote aquarium feeding system.
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Crucial has made its T500 SSD available in 4TB, making good on its promise from last year. The T500 is our current best pick for laptop SSDs and offers compelling performance for any machine, now with the double the size.
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Sales of Nvidia's AI and HPC GPUs hit $22.6 billion as Nvidia reports its best quarter ever.
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AMD's data center Instinct MI300X GPU can compete against Nvidia's H100 in AI workloads, and the company has finally posted an official result for MLPerf 4.1 - for the Llama 2 70B LLM at least. It's roughly in line with the H100 but noticeably slower than H200 and B200.
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SK Hynix has announced its 6th-generation DDR5 DRAM ICs on its 10 nm process node. The new modules are 11% faster and 9% more energy efficient than their predecessors.
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With tensions growing between Russia and the West, officials say the internet -something we all take for granted-is under serious threat.
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Google relaunched its AI image generation tool five months after it was pulled because of the controversial photorealistic images that it created.
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According to a state official, the Chinese government has invested $6.1 billion in a new state data center project since 2022. The move comes as China becomes increasingly ostracized in the global tech market.
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A sketch based on a supposed leaked photograph of the PlayStation 5 Pro shows off its design ahead of an expected announcement later this year.
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ASML's advanced DUV tools installed at Chinese fabs may become inoperable next year if the Dutch government bans their service by ASML.
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You can change the feel of the scroll wheel and configure the buttons.
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A research team from North Carolina State University and Johns Hopkins University built a 'primordial DNA store and compute engine.'
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These are the best Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and Wi-Fi 7 wireless adapters to use with your desktop computer.
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MSI confirms it will reveal pricing and availability info for the second MSI Claw handheld next month and provide an official comparison slide.
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A Japanese company is showing off a $50 USB thumb drive that integrates a fully functioning camera. April Tokyo's 3-in-1 USB memory & art camera delivers portable storage, still photography, and video camera functionality in a form not much bulkier than a mainstream storage-only device
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MSI's Pro B650M-P is a budget Micro ATX offering for business users. It offers ample storage options and full support for the 9000 series processors at an entry-level price point.
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Indiegogo introduces a Shipping Guarantee initiative that ensures supporters of eligible campaigns get their order on time or receive a quick refund.
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Nvidia fixes Blackwell to improve yields but admits that availability in Q4 2024 will be relatively limited.
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Nvidia's Blackwell can deliver 3.7X - 4X higher performance than Hopper H100 processors in generative AI inferencing, according to Nvidia. That's using FP4 vs. FP8 and comparing a single B200 to four H100 GPUs as well.
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Newegg is offering useful components with your CPU purchase.
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A team at Google Research has assembled GameNGen, which they call "the first game engine powered entirely by a neural model." The system generates Doom levels in real-time based on extensive training data and player interaction.
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Today's best flash drives are faster and speedier than ever. We've tested dozens to find the best.
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Intel's Xeon W 'Sapphire Rapids Refresh' CPUs for workstations are here with up to 60 cores, but at up to 385W.
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Cooler Master shows off its gamut of CryoFuze 5 thermal paste colors with a silly painting project.
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MSI's latest firmware has a new 105W TDP option that boosts the Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X TDP from 65W to 105W with a simple toggle.
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MSI released the blueprint and some specs for its next-gen 800-series AMD motherboard.
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Thinklearndo has created a Raspberry Pi-powered keychain holder that automatically backs up your data when a flash drive is connected.
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GreenGeeks plants a tree for every plan sold and buys wind energy credits to make up for its data centers' energy consumption. It also has some really good hosting plans.
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Many AI projects fail because of the disconnect between leadership and the data scientists and engineers on the ground.
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The Corsair RM850x Shift 850W PSU stands out with its unique left-side modular connector placement, enhancing cable management while delivering excellent efficiency and quiet operation for those willing to settle on a compatible case.
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The D0 SoC runs at a lower temperature, consumes less power and still delivers the full Raspberry Pi 5 experience
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A tool discussed at two recent cybersecurity conferences that can silently downgrade Windows security patches has been released to the public to further research.
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Microsoft is backporting branch prediction optimizations in Windows 11 24H2 to Windows 11 23H2. With an update, you can get bumps to Zen 3, 4, and 5.
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These processors came out only two weeks ago and are already being heavily discounted.
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A modern AAA game like The Witcher 3 can now run on RISC-V architecture, albeit with minimal performance.
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China's curbs on exports of gallium and germanium have caused the prices of these metals to increase significantly over the past year. These are critical elements used in processors, solar cells, and more. Both now cost around twice as much as before - current prices are around 115% higher on germanium and 75% higher on gallium.
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The team at Soulcircuit has created a Raspberry Pi 5-based portable tablet with various cool modules that can be attached.
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PlayStation's increased push into PC gaming has led to the Accessories app, which lets you customize the. DualSense Edge PS5 controller.
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A new Ryzen Threadripper "Shimada Peak" 96-core CPU was spotted in a shipping manifest.
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A recent audit by the Office of the Inspector General identified serious security and asset management lapses at an FBI storage facility.
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Many titles receive a performance bump of around 5% to 8%, but some games also suffered from a loss of FPS compared to systems running Windows 11 23H2.
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Arbiter Studio's 'Kitsune' Polar 75 Pro feels and sounds fantastic out of the box - like the brand's previous Polar 65, but somehow even better.
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Western Digital could expand HDD production in Thailand for the first time in years.
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FinalSpark, the firm behind Neuroplatform, has begun to offer paid 24-7 remote access to its bioprocessors. Academic customers can now access this biocomputing platform, featuring four shared organoids, for $500 per user per month.
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The TinyBox AI accelerators feature either six 7900XTX or RTX 4090 GPUs and could deliver at least 738 FP16 TFLOPS of computing performance.
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Singapore-based firm Sustainable Metal Cloud uses containerized HyperCubes - data center GPUs that use immersion cooling - to deliver a more power efficient server solution.
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Adata's SC750 delivers true 10Gbps SSD speeds in a compact (but wide) form factor. It's one of the fastest flash drives we've tested, and it will soon be available in capacities up to 2TB.
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Japan to start development of Fugaku Next in 2025, aims to achieve Zeta-scale performance for AI.
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IBM's Telum II processor packs eight CPU cores and a 24 TOPS AI accelerator.
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U.S. government wants to know if its citizens are involved in building 100 PetaFLOPS supercomputer in China.
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