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Two undersea internet cables connecting Finland and Sweden to Europe have been cut — EU leaders suspect sabotage

Two undersea cables miles apart connecting Sweden and Finland to Central Europe have been sabotaged.

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AMD adds LLVM support for the "GFX950" GPU, likely for MI325X or the upcoming MI355X accelerator

Recent commits to the LLVM GitHub from AMD indicate that Team Red is adding preliminary support for the "GFX950" GPU - likely the MI325X/355X.

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This Raspberry Pi Pico-powered 'barcode beast' scans your CDs and plays your tunes via Spotify

Bas has created a Raspberry Pi-powered barcode scanner that looks up CD barcodes and queues them up to play on Spotify.

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Nvidia sets up new social media channel to showcase AI applications for RTX PCs, intensifying speculation around a looming gaming CPU launch

Nvidia launched a new Twitter profile that focuses on consumer AI use.

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Ludicrous LAN Party House detailed — 22 hideaway gaming stations with RTX 4070 GPUs, a monstrous 20-server control room, and extensive networking setup

A high-tech Austin home is stuffed with 22 muscular modern gaming PCs, and oodles of servers and supporting tech for LAN party gaming style fun.

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Latest Valve Proton Experimental update enables DLSS 3 Frame Generation and fixes performance in dozens of games

Valve's latest Proton Experimental update enables DLSS 3 Frame Generation and applies fixes to dozens of games.

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The PS5 Pro is surprisingly efficient — 30% performance uplift while operating at nearly the same power draw as the base PS5

Sony's latest PS5 Pro was tested by Digital Foundry, who discovered the new console draws almost the same power as a base PS5.

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Elon Musk's xAI reportedly shifts $6 billion AI server order from troubled Supermicro to its rivals

Dell, Inventec, and Wistron land new orders from xAI as Supermicro faces significant financial challenges.

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Intel Arc B580 "Battlemage" GPU boxes appear in shipping manifests — Xe2 may be preparing for its desktop debut in December

Intel has been handing out GPU boxes for the Arc B580 to OEMs since September per shipping manifests on NBD.

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Gamer receives free RTX 3060 GPU from Temu — user waits for other PC parts to arrive to see if the GPU is real

A Reddit user has purportedly won a free RTX 3060 from Temu. The evidence points toward this card being a real deal, not a fake one.

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LG unleashes $999 OLED gaming monitor with lightning 480 Hz refresh rate — LG UltraGear 27GX790A-B features a 27-inch 1440p panel

LG's latest UltraGear monitor is the LG UltraGear 27GX790A, a 27-inch OLED model capable of pushing 480 Hz at 1440p.

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AMD-powered El Capitan is now the world's fastest supercomputer with 1.7 exaflops of performance — fastest Intel machine falls to third place on Top500 list

AMD and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced today that the AMD-powered El Capitan has taken the top spot on the semi-annual Top500 list as the fastest-known supercomputer on the planet with 1.7 exaflops of performance.

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Arrow Lake non-K CPU pricing surges up to 13% — Core Ultra 9 285 at $600, Core Ultra 7 265 at $416, and Core Ultra 5 225 at $261

Preliminary listings for Intel's budget Arrow Lake 65W processors have surfaced at PC-Canada.

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Teen 'swatter for hire' pleads guilty to making more than 375 swattings and fake mass-shooting and bombing calls

Alan Filion conducted more than 375 fake calls since the age of 16 from 2022.

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AMD Phoenix CPU brings palm-sized SBC to life for up to $329 — NexT-SBC packs 32GB LPDDR5-6400 and triple M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD slots

A powerful new SBC that puts an AMD Phoenix chip in your hand is on its way to crowdfunding.

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Maker creates thumb-sized Raspberry Pi USB-C Ethernet module using the RP2040

Maker Alan has created an incredibly small Ethernet module that also has USB Type-C support in an extra small form factor.

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ASRock launches almost 20 ATX 3.1 power supplies — capacities from 750W to 1,650W and 80 Plus certifications from Bronze to Titanium

ASRock releases new generations of power supplies in different wattage and series with varying specifications & features.

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Chinese memory makers are dumping DDR4 memory on the market for less than reused chips — undercutting South Korean rivals' pricing by 50%

To capture market share, Chinese DRAM makers offer DDR4 memory with a 50% discount.

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Intel's Core 200 family poised to mix Arrow, Lunar, Meteor, Alder, and Raptor Lake parts — Arrow Lake-U CPUs rumored to offer Meteor Lake Refresh ported to Intel 3

Intel's Arrow Lake-U or Core Ultra 200U processors are rumored to be a Meteor Lake refresh with a process node jump to Intel 3.

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This Raspberry Pi 'Expanso Football' is a cool distributed compute cluster in a briefcase

Sean Tracey with Expanso has created a Raspberry Pi nuclear football known as the Expanso Football that demonstrates the company's Bacalhau platform.

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Dell ships first Nvidia Blackwell server racks — PowerEdge XE9712 servers are enterprise-ready

Dell begins shipments of NVL72 machines with GB200 processors: liquid-cooled PowerEdge XE9712 racks coming to CoreWeave.

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Intel celebrates the arrival of MRDIMMs — a plug and play solution for ultrafast memory that offers double the memory bandwidth of standard DRAM

It took Intel three years to invent MRDIMMs and then another three to bring it to market

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OpenAI execs mused over Cerebras acquisition in 2017 — to mitigate predicted Nvidia supply woes

To reduce reliance on Nvidia, OpenAI considered to take over Cerebras.

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Nvidia's data center Blackwell GPUs reportedly overheat, requiring rack redesigns and causing delays for customers

Nvidia's NVL72 machines with Blackwell GPUs reportedly overheat.

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China to spend billions on another fab offering mature nodes — YDME formed to operate new $4.6B facility

China establishes Yandong Microelectronics (YDME) chipmaker that will focus on mature production nodes.

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