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AMD's software stack remains a weak spot — ROCm won't support RDNA 4 at launch

When RDNA 4 GPUs arrive, AMD will not offer official support for them with the ROCm software stack. This follows AMD's trend of imperfect ROCm support for its consumer graphics cards.

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Intel delays $100 billion Ohio chipmaking site to next decade: First fab now coming online in 2030

Intel delayed launch of Ohio fabs from 2025 to 2027 – 2028, then delayed them again to 2030 – 2032.

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Nextorage launches 4TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSDs — three models on sale starting at $249

Nextorage just launched three new SSD models in the U.S., with the storage drives getting a 40 to 50% discount on Newegg for a limited time.

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Sapphire does the unthinkable and puts 16-pin power connector on an RX 9070 XT

Sapphire's new RX 9070 XT Nitro+ is the first AMD GPU to sport a cableless design with the latest 16-pin power connector. It is also the first RX 9070-series GPU we've seen so far sporting the connector.

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AMD RDNA4 Navi 48 is 25% denser than Nvidia Blackwell GPUs — 53.9 billion transistors in a die smaller than GB203

Sitting at 357 mm² and with 53.9 billion transistors, Navi 48's density runs circles around RDNA 3... and Nvidia's Blackwell competition, at least in theory.

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Ayaneo Flip DS and Flip KB aren't dead after all — Ayaneo claims a misunderstanding

Ayaneo Flip KB and Flip DS are abruptly un-canceled following a "clarification" from Ayaneo.

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AMD RDNA 4 and Radeon RX 9000-series GPUs start at $549: Specifications, release date, pricing, and more revealed

AMD's RDNA 4 architecture and RX 9000-series GPUs launch March 6, beginning with the mainstream to high-end 9070 and 9070 XT. The new chips come with significantly improved ray tracing and AI hardware and should provide Nvidia's RTX 50-series some much-needed competition.

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Skype to finally be shuttered in May, 22 years after its August 2003 launch: Updated

Skype to be sunsetted in Q3 2025.

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OpenAI has run out of GPUs, says Sam Altman — GPT-4.5 rollout delayed due to lack of processing power

Sam Altman says that OpenAI has to stagger the release of GPT-4.5 due to GPU shortages. The new model has higher processing demands and there aren't enough GPUs for OpenAI to deploy model access to lower tier subscribers yet.

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Singapore police bust major ring smuggling Nvidia GPUs to China-based DeepSeek: Report

China-based Deepseek illegally obtains Nvidia GPUs from Singapore, claim new media reports.

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Nvidia gaming GPUs an afterthought as AI generates mountains of cash — RTX 50-series shortages mentioned, not explained

Nvidia just hit a record year in revenue, with data center sales bringing in most of the money. However, it seems that the gaming segment is being ignored in favor of its AI business.

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Microsoft Copilot gets its own app for the Mac

Mac users can get access to Microsoft's AI.

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Ayaneo Flip DS & KB was canceled mid-production — only some units exist, the rest won't come

Ayaneo's much-anticipated Flip DS and Flip KB AMD Ryzen handheld PCs were canceled mid-production.

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Raspberry Pi 5 powers retro-futurism 1980s cyberdeck with custom milled keypad and wood finish

Nicholas LaBonte is using a Raspberry Pi to power this custom cyberdeck handheld complete with custom-milled keys and wood finishing.

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Framework Desktop's Noctua fan and Cooler Master heatsink pried off, Strix Halo exposed

iFixit was able to remove the cooler from a Framework Desktop engineering unit, showing off Strix Halo under the custom cooler.

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Nvidia confirms Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin GPUs are on track for 2025 and 2026 — post-Rubin GPUs in the works

In March, Nvidia plans to reveal more information about the Blackwell 300-series and Vera Rubin GPUs at its upcoming GTC conference.

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Phison and Lonestar launched cornerstone of lunar data center into space last night — lands on the moon in early March

Phison has collaborated with Lonestar Data Holdings to launch and establish a data center on the moon.

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New Nvidia GeForce driver addresses RTX 50-series GPU black screen issues

Through a new game-ready driver update, Nvidia has fixed black screen issues on RTX 50-series GPUs.

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Apartment buildings broken into with phone in minutes — IoT-connected intercoms using default creds vulnerable to anyone with Google

A wide list of apartment complexes using IoT-connected intercoms still use the default logins from their manuals, making them easily accessible by bad actors.

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Asus ROG Astral RTX 5090 breaks four world records — Pushed beyond 3.45 GHz with 35 Gbps VRAM

Asus' ROG Astral RTX 5090 has managed to beat four world records while leading two single-GPU benchmarks.

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FBI identifies North Korea as source of $1.5 billion ByBit hack

The FBI has traced the ByBit crypto exchange hack to a group of North Korean hackers.

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IDC cuts PC sales forecast, blames Trump tariffs and AI PC hurdles

PC sales set to grow in 2025, but not as significantly as initially thought, according to IDC.

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Nvidia enjoys $130B annual earnings despite gaming segment 'supply constraints'

Nvidia posts record-breaking revenue, makes bold predictions amid skyrocketing demand for AI GPUs.

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Amazon's Ocelot quantum chip uses 'cat qubits' to 'reduce error correction by up to 90%'

Amazon AWS announces and showcases Ocelot, a new quantum computing chip touting a cheaper solution to qubit-accelerated error correction.

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Porting Doom to Typescript Types took 3.5 trillion lines, 90GB of RAM and a full year of work

Developer Dmitri Mitropoulos has managed to get Doom running inside of Typescript Types, after a year-long effort, resulting in three and a half trillion lines of types.

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