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TSMC to build 30% of its 2nm and more advanced chips in the U.S., to speed up Fab 21 build out

TSMC plans to produce 30% of its 2nm and 1.6nm chips in Arizona as part of a its effort to transform its Fab 21 site into a major U.S. semiconductor hub.

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Old hard drive modded into a variable speed disc sander, spinning rust sands things nicely

A step-by-step guide showing how to convert an old HDD into a small variable speed sanding tool has been shared.

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Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro Review: The best AIO for Ryzen 9950X3D, and Intel too

Can Arctic’s Liquid Freezer III Pro deliver where its predecessor failed? Can it handle the heat of AMD and Intel’s hottest CPUs?

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JEDEC finalizes HBM4 memory standard with major bandwidth and efficiency upgrades

HBM4 offers faster data rates, more channels, and higher memory capacities, with features like Directed Refresh and flexible voltage options to boost performance and reliability.

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New PCIe adapters turn your x16 slot into a clown car of GPU and SSD connectivity

HighPoint’s new PCIe Gen 5 and Gen 4 adapters bring modular, high-bandwidth expansion to workstations and servers, ideal for AI, storage-heavy tasks, and GPU-dense configurations.

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Galax confirms monstrous dual 16-pin RTX 5090D extreme overclocking GPU for the Chinese market

Galax is prepping to debut the first RTX 5090 GPU with two 16-pin power connectors, but availability will be limited to China.

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Gigabyte chops PCIe finger in half on its dual-fan RTX 5060 Ti cards

Photos of Gigabyte's RTX 5060 Ti Eagle have cropped up revealing a incredibly short PCB that only makes up half the width of the dual-fan graphics card.

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Intel has championed High-NA EUV chipmaking tools, but costs and other limitations could delay industry-wide adoption: Report

Intel has taken an early lead in High-NA EUV lithography, but widespread adoption remains constrained by high tool costs, limited exposure field size, and potential need for substantial ecosystem upgrades.

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Synology requires self-branded drives for some consumer NAS systems, drops full functionality and support for third-party HDDs

Synology will no longer allow the new Plus Series NAS models, coming out in 2025, to use non-Synology or non-certified hard drives.

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AMD takes $800M haircut as US gov't cuts off China's AI GPU supply

AMD is projected to write off $800 million because of expanded export restrictions on AI chips.

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Budget-friendly RX 9060 XT GPUs tipped for Computex unveil next month — on-shelf inventory expected by early June

AMD’s affordable RX 9060 XT GPUs are almost here, poised to challenge the RTX 5060 Ti series.

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Unpowered SSD endurance investigation finds severe data loss and performance issues

A year-two update on the How long can SSDs store data unpowered video series is another reminder about the importance of regular backups.

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Nvidia addresses 40 black screen, monitor, and crashing issues with new RTX 5060 Ti game-ready driver

Nvidia solves 40 black screen, display and game-related crashing issues in latest game ready driver supporting the all-new RTX 5060 Ti.

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RTX 4090 returned to eBay seller with GPU and VRAM chips missing

An engineer recounts being 'stressed out for the two weeks,' after someone bought their used RTX 4090 on eBay then had the cheek to return it with the GPU and memory chips missing.

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Eindhoven researchers achieve 5.7 Tb/s data transfer speeds using highly focused infrared light

The researchers utilized multiple wavelengths to boost wireless speed without interference

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Nvidia writes off $5.5 billion in GPUs as US gov't chokes off supply of H20s to China

Apparently, Jensen Huang's $1 million dinner with Donald Trump did not help to ease U.S. government's concerns over H20 GPUs exports to China.

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Made in the USA: Inside Nvidia's $500 billion server gambit

The scale and timeline of Nvidia's plans to build AI server supply chain in the U.S. look ambitious, but can they actually be fulfilled?

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Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti and 5060 graphics card roundup: Every announced card from every AIB partner

RTX 5060 series cards consist of triple-fan and dual-fan solutions, as well as unorthodox options such as a single-fan option from Zotac, a low-profile variant from Gigabyte, and some Gigabyte models with a physical x8 PCIe finger.RTX 5060 series cards consist of triple-fan and dual fan solutions, as well as…

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Microsoft warns of Outlook Classic bug that can crank CPU use up to 50% when typing

Microsoft has confirmed that Outlook Classic is plagued by a bug causing high CPU usage spikes, triggered whenever you're typing a message.

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Limited-edition Severance keyboard features a built-in trackball, but aptly, there’s no Escape

This ‘Dasher’ style input device from Atomic Keyboards was inspired by the Apple TV+ sci-fi thriller.

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Second-gen Snapdragon X PC chips may boost performance up to 22%

A Chinese blogger claims that Qualcomm's second-gen Snapdragon X processors for PCs featuring Nuvia-designed Oryon cores will start at 4.4 GHz and deliver 18–22% higher performance.

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A peek into the future of 3D printing: Rapid + TCT 2025 in Detroit

Over 400 exhibitors from all facets of the 3D printing industry were at Rapid + TCT 2025 in Detroit to showcase their latest and greatest offerings.

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DUG Nomad is a mobile, immersion-cooled data center cube for edge AI

The DUG Nomad is an immersion-cooled data center is capable of handling a handful of rugged environments so you can take edge AI computing on the go.

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Intel's P-Core only Bartlett Lake chip inches closer to reality with new Linux patch

An Intel engineer has validated the existence of a P-core only counterpart to Bartlett Lake-S, rumored to arrive with up to 12 Raptor Cove cores.

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World's first 3D-texture UV printer for consumers now available for pre-order — prints onto 'nearly any surface'

Anker Innovations has just kicked off pre-orders for what is claimed to be the 'first 3D-texture UV Printer designed for personal use.'

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