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AMD Ryzen Z2 lineup leaked — Z2 Extreme rumored to have 12 RDNA 3.5 CUs, Z2 and Z2G using older architectures also in the works

Supposed leaks indicate AMD will equip its entire Ryzen Z2 family with 12 Compute Unit GPUs. Multiple variants will reportedly exist using Strix Point, Hawk Point, and even Rembrandt.

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TSMC reportedly uncovers Huawei's plot to circumvent US export controls — Chinese tech giant may be using a proxy to produce chips at TSMC

TSMC notifies the U.S. government about Huawei's method of gaining access to leading process technologies and semiconductors it should not be able to due to U.S. restrictions.

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Latest Nvidia GPU driver adds 32 G-Sync-compatible VRR displays — DLSS 3 support added for upcoming remasters of Red Dead Redemption and Horizon: Zero Dawn

Nvidia's latest Game Ready Driver prepares support for two major remastered releases and 32 G-Sync compatible monitors.

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China domestic gaming GPUs receive up to 40% performance uplift — new Moore Threads driver update improves S80 and S70 gaming performance

Moore Threads has published a new driver update that features up to a 40% performance improvement for its S80 and S70 gaming GPUs.

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Hemlock Semiconductor gets $325 million for a new factory in Michigan — swing state-based company receives CHIPS Act award weeks ahead of the presidential election

Michigan-based Hemlock Semiconductor receives its $325 million CHIPS Act award weeks before the presidential election.

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Arkansas might be home to around 19 million tons of lithium — researchers use machine learning to quantify lithium abundance in the Smackover Formation

A study conducted by the USGS estimates that Arkansas's Lithium reserves could be 9x more than the projected global Lithium demand for EVs in 2030.

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This creepy Raspberry Pi jack-o-lantern turns to face anyone who walks by

Perezenting_3D_Prints is using a Raspberry Pi to power this automated pumpkin that senses people when they walk by and turns to follow them.

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Nvidia plans to make major investments in Thailand

Nvidia could invest in Thailand's data center or manufacturing sectors.

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GlobalFoundries helps pay off student loans to retain and attract semiconductor talent — qualified US employees receive up to $28,500 in student debt relief

GlobalFoundries program offers up to $28,500 in loan repayment for enrolling students.

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Linus Torvalds is "fed up with buggy hardware and completely theoretical attacks" — Linux kernel creator lashes out ahead of proposed kernel code modifications

Linus Torvalds speaks out against pre-emptive kernel code changes due to buggy or exploited CPUs.

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Gamdias launches dual-orientation ‘lifestyle case’ — NESO P1 Pro debuts in black or white livery colors

Gamdias has updated its NESO series dual-orientation PC cases. The newest generation has arrived with the new NESO P1 Pro launch in matt black or snow white livery.

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Former Nvidia engineer discovers 41-million-digit prime — largest prime number known to man was uncovered and verified with the help of GPUs

Former Nvidia engineer uses GPU cloud infrastructure to discover the largest prime number known to man yet.

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Asus shares official die shots of the Core Ultra 9 285K — In-depth annotations break down Intel's disaggregated approach

Die shots of the Core Ultra 9 285K from Asus elaborate Intel's design choices and the tile layout for Arrow Lake.

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Cooler Master Sneaker X case now on sale for under $1,000 — cheap compared to the $6,999 pre-built PC launch price

The unique Cooler Master Sneaker X PC design is now available as a case, not simply a prebuilt PC.

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Ukraine finds components from nine western companies in missiles fired by Russia — Analog Devices, Broadcom, NXP parts in the wreckage

North Korea ships missiles with western components to Russia, which uses them against Ukraine.

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Mysterious Intel Arc 140T graphics engine significantly outpaces Xe2 Lunar Lake iGPU

A new Intel iGPU has been discovered, dubbed Arc 140T, featuring significantly faster performance than the Lunar Lake-equipped Arc 140V.

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Qualcomm says its Snapdragon Elite benchmarks show Intel didn't tell the whole story in its Lunar Lake marketing

Qualcomm claims its Snapdragon X Elite beats Intel's Lunar Lake chips in performance and efficiency, and that Intel was misleading in marketing.

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MIT researchers make progress on 3D-printed electronics, using semiconductor-free logic gates

MIT researchers attempt to make electronics without semiconductors, and succeed in some ways.

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Zotac denies recent RTX 5090 GPU boot-up rumor — vendor clarifies that the GPU was an RTX 4070 Ti Super

Zotac officially denies the report that a Zotac-made RTX 5090 was successfully booted up in an Indonesian factory, stating that the GPU was actually an RTX 4070 Ti Super model.

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Taiwan eyes new nuclear energy plans due to demands of the AI boom

There are signs that Taiwan is considering a change in direction regarding its energy policy. In an interview with Bloomberg, Taiwanese Premier Cho Jung-tai signaled that future nuclear energy technology may be adopted to address the needs of the island.

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This Raspberry Pi ghost talks to trick-or-treaters using AI

Nathan has created a Raspberry Pi-powered ghost that interacts with trick-or-treaters using AI to tell jokes and more.

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Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts

Baidu's CEO recently predicted that once the AI bubble bursts, 99% of companies involved will go under, though he believes this process will benefit the market.

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Samsung and SK hynix double down on HBM4 and CXL technologies to counter Chinese competition

Samsung showcased its advances in CXL technology at the recent Open Compute Project Global Summit, while SK hynix plans to start mass production of HBM4 in the second half of 2025.

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Asus joins the Thunderbolt 5 add-in-card party — ThunderboltEX 5 boasts twin 120 Gbps bi-directional USB Type-C and triple mini DP ports

An Asus-branded Thunderbolt 5 expansion card has appeared among the firm's product pages.

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Two U.S retailers list AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPUs ahead of launch — prices range from $484 to $525.

Early AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D pricing is appearing from select retailers.

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