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AMD's next-generation APU is expected to offer formidable performance with twelve Zen 5-class cores.

Now you can build your own ligthsaber harnessing the power of a Raspberry Pi RP2040 and a little of imagination.

The AMF has already begun disseminating a billion-year archive of human culture and knowledge in orbit and on the moon, and has plans for Mars in 2025.

Gigabyte revels its first low profile Ada Lovelace graphics card which is just 69mm tall and has a tiny factory overclock.

First details about Intel's Meteor Lake processor family emerge in a leak.

A new LK-99 meme coin superconductor bandwagon cryptocurrency token was hugely popular, but its value has already nose-dived.

The Inland TN446 M.2 2230 SSD supersedes the TN436, creating more competition in the embedded space.

To prevent Z banding in your 3D prints, you must address the underlying issues causing it. Learn how to properly optimize your Z-axis components and fix essential settings in your 3D printer to achieve smooth 3D prints.

Scientists with the Huazhong University of Science and Technology have replicated LK-99's levitation abilities at room temperature, which they showcased in a video uploaded to Billibilli.

Microsoft is rumored to be upgrading its next-gen Surface Go tablet with the Intel Processor N200, an efficient Alder Lake-N CPU with Skylake CPU performance.

SSDs based on YMTC's leading-edge 232-layer 3D NAND readily available in China.

Both Acer and Dell have gaming monitors offered at notable discounts today through Amazon.

Gaming laptop manufacturer XMG has released a new liquid-cooling enclosure dubbed the Oasis MK2, featuring a 120mm water-cooling system that can drop laptop CPU and GPU temps by up to 15C.

Another Raspberry Pi alternative but this time the form factor is all about the screen.

Chinese customs strike again, and this time they have found hundreds of CPUs and RAM modules attached to the undercarriage of a car.

While sales of Macs slump, adoption of the platform by new users is growing.

NVIDIA has set the record straight regarding supply issues surrounding its AI and compute-oriented high-performance GPUs. But the problem doesn't seem to lie with the number of chips leaving TSMC's manufacturing floors; the issue lies with the multti-step, complex packaging step associated with TSMC's CoWoS technology.

Pat Gelsinger talks PC market, ample opportunities provided by demand for AI.

Zoltan T has upgraded his Raspberry Pi rotary phone voice assistant with ChatGPT and a German accent.

If you have enough Nvidia's H100 processors, you may get a huge credit.

Goran Vuksic has created a Star Wars Pit Droid that uses AI with an Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano Dev Kit to look at and identify objects.

PowerColor accidentally reveals Red Devil AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT ahead of official launch.

The race to validate exactly how much LK-99 will upend our lives is still ongoing, with at least 16 public teams pursuing replication as we speak. For now, it seems that the lanarkite and copper phosphide compound might be more of a high-temperature superconductor than an ambient-temperature one.

AMD AGESA 1.0.0.7b packs in some serious memory improvements that allow Ryzen 7000 CPUs to hit well over 8000MHz on DDR5. AMD shows us what it has done to make these enhancements possible.

We look at the current online retail prices for the various AMD, Intel, and Nvidia graphics cards, comparing data with what we gathered at the start of July. There's no clear trend, with some GPUs going up in price while others have dropped.

Today at Newegg, the Solidigm P41 Plus 2TB SSD is marked down to just $69, one of its lowest prices yet.

HighPoint has launched the RocketAIC, an enterprise-level PCIe AIC with up to 122TB of storage.

Researchers have uncovered a way to unlock Tesla's paid upgrades.

A new report has confirmed that GeForce GPUs are suffering from a performance bug, where deleting the game's DirectStorage files improves game performance on Nvidia RTX GPUs.

SkatterBencher use extreme overclocking for Intel's Arc A770, reaching a peak speed of nearly 3.6 GHz. For a complete 3DMark run, however, clocks had to be lowered down to just over 3.0 GHz.

DeepCool has released Digital Series versions of some of its most popular CPU air coolers, featuring backlit status monitor displays.

The Acer Predator X45 should be a worthy competitor for the acrobatic Corsair Xeneon Flex.

TSMC seems to have optimistic projections about the demand for AMD's Instinct MI300-series APUs and GPUs.

The Government of India hopes to boost domestic tech production and increase security by restricting imports.

Intel's new design center in China will work on AI, chips, and edge computing for local usage.

AMD officially revealed the Radeon Pro W7600 and W7500 today, based on Navi 33 silicon. Here are the specs and pricing details.

The 'missing' Intel Arc A580 has appeared again in online benchmark databases. This time it easily outclasses the RTX 3050 in Geekbench OpenCL tests.

Coelacanth Dream discovers the MI300C, a third variant of the MI300, in Linux's EDAC (Error Detection And Correction) driver.

Dinones has created a Raspberry Pi-powered shiny Pokemon hunter that automatically catches them for you while you sleep.

Amazon's EC2 M7i and M7i-Flex instances run on Intel's custom Sapphire Rapids processors with AMX, DSA, IAA, and QAT accelerators.

The Alienware Aurora R16 is in a smaller, more streamlined box with plenty of ports and a decent price, but proprietary parts keep it from being an entry into true enthusiast PC gaming.

Chinese researchers have announced in a video that they've verified LK-99's ability to conduct current with zero resistance, but questions still linger.

One of the best CPUs for gaming has dropped to its lowest-ever price

AMD will reportedly launch the Radeon Pro W7600 and Radeon Pro W7500 shortly, using Navi 33 silicon but with workstation class drivers.

AMD's Radeon RX 7900 XTX has finally surfaced in the Steam Hardware Survey at position 93, with 0.17% market share.

Der8auer reviewed a unique CPU waterblock concept that hides a custom-loop's cooling tubes behind the motherboard.

PCI-SIG Optical Workgroup will prepare PCIe for using optical interconnects.

A 175nm carbon nanotube FET proves competitive against 45nm transistors, with 10nm carbon nanotubes being a distinct possibility.

The semiconductor industry's use of diamond wafers has been held back by technical issues, but a new laser slicing technique might popularise the material.

Intel has submitted a permit application outlining plans to build a fourth model of its D1X R&D facility and rebuild its decades-old D1A R&D fab.