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This Raspberry Pi-powered chess board robot moves pieces automatically

Tamerlan has created a Raspberry Pi-powered chess board that automatically moves pieces and has programmed it to be an opponent you can play against.

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Intel reportedly denies RMA for crashing Core i9-14900K CPU due to liquid metal thermal paste usage — liquid metal erased the markings and serial number on the CPU

Liquid metal cooling will forfeit the CPU warranty.

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Gorilla Glass maker Corning is set to receive $32 million under the CHIPS and Science Act

Corning may not make chips, but its contribution to semiconductor production is rather huge.

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M4 Mac Mini SSD modded from 256GB to 1TB — modder solders higher-capacity NAND to the removable SSD module

Apple's latest M4 Mac Mini comes with removable SSD NAND modules which can be upgraded to higher capacities as shown by YouTuber dosdude1.

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AMD Strix Point CPU powers upcoming Ayaneo 3 gaming handheld — device sports up to Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU and 7-inch OLED screen

Ayaneo just announced the Ayaneo 3, giving gamers the choice between a Ryzen 7 8840U or Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor and a seven-inch high-refresh LCD or OLED HDR screen.

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South Korean engineer smuggled out shopping bags full of secret SK hynix docs to give to Huawei

SK hynix prohibits using USB drives on its sides, so its former engineer printed 4,000 pages to take away with her following her resignation.

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Intel announces Arrow Lake fix coming within a month — Robert Hallock confirms poor gaming performance is due to optimization issues

Intel's Robert Hallock says a fix for Arrow Lake will arrive within a month, and that Arrow Lake's poor gaming performance is a result of tuning and optimization issues — not memory latency or the company's decision to switch to a tile-based architecture.

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US Congressman accuses SMIC of making 7nm chips for China, violating U.S. sanctions

Michael McCaul accuses SMIC of evading U.S. sanctions, helping Huawei, calls for investigation and more stringent export controls.

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TSMC to stop supplying advanced AI processors for all of its China customers: Report

After accidentally producing AI chiplet for Huawei via proxy, TSMC is reportedly set to suspend production of advanced AI processors for all of its Chinese customers.

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Buggy Windows Update starts automatically 'upgrading' Windows 2022 servers to Windows Server 2025

Windows Server 2022 machines are getting automatically upgraded to Windows Server 2025, without system administrator content or awareness.

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ASE to bolster North American semiconductor supply chain — new packaging and test facility in Mexico expected to hire 500 engineers and technicians in first year

ASE's subsidiary, ISE Labs, will build an OSAT facility in Mexico.

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Intel resumes free coffee and tea for its employees — $100-million-per-year program partly reinstated to boost employee morale

Intel is reinstating free coffee and tea for its employees months after it suspended the beverage benefit to save on costs.

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Ryzen 7 9800X3D gutted to get a look inside AMD’s gaming champion — die shot reveals CPU cores and 3D V-Cache

A Bilibili user sacrificed his 9800X3D in order to get a look at the chip’s CCD and 3D V-Cache.

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Both Trump and Biden expected to attend TSMC's Arizona fab grand opening ceremony — Fab 21 opens in December

High-ranking U.S. politicians and Morris Chang will attend the TSMC's Fab 21 opening ceremony in Arizona in early December.

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This Raspberry Pi automatically archives a stack of Amiga floppy disks

Graham Tinkers has created a Raspberry Pi-powered system that automatically backs up stacks of floppy disks and takes a picture of the label as it goes.

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Intel engineer's Linux patch would alert users of outdated microcode — Flagging the system as vulnerable

A Linux patch suggests automatically alerting the user that their Intel CPU is using an old microcode.

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AMD's desktop PC market share skyrockets amid Intel's Raptor Lake CPU crashing scandal — AMD makes biggest leap in recent history

AMD's desktop x86 CPU market share rises 5.7% in one quarter as company launches Ryzen 9000 CPUs amid Intel's Raptor Lake stability issues scandal.

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Lian Li's DK07 mechanized standing desk PC case debuts at $1,399 USD — room inside for dual EATX PCs

Lian Li debuts the DK07 standing PC case desk at $1399, with support for even dual Extended ATX PC builds.

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3D-printed Mac Mini enclosure makes the tiny PC look like the world's cutest Mac Pro

Maker Jerrod Hofferth has a 3D-printed case for the Mac Mini that makes it look like an adorably small Mac Pro.

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Chipmakers race to get CHIPS Act dollars before White House changeover — TSMC and GlobalFoundries finalize applications, facilitating payouts

GlobalFoundries and TSMC finalize talks with the U.S. government to get CHIPS Act funding.

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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D completely sold out in Europe — pre-orders sell out incoming shipments before they hit shelves

AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D is out of stock virtually everywhere overseas. The demand is so high that pre-orders are selling out 9800X3D shipments before they make it to their destination.

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Scalpers sell Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPUs for up to $1,000 — Ryzen 7 9800X3D is out of stock at major U.S retailers

AMD's new Ryzen 7 9800X3D is in extremely high demand, to the point where it is virtually impossible to buy the CPU right now. Scalpers are taking advantage of the "crisis" charging up to $1,000 for the CPU on eBay.

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Sub-Zero Ryzen 7 9800X3D hits 1,400 FPS+ at 6.9 GHz — new gaming champion destroys Valorant frame rates with liquid nitrogen

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D overclockers have already pushed the new best gaming CPU to 7.2 GHz and achieved 1400 FPS in Counter-Strike 2.

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Nvidia squeezes GeForce Now users for more cash with 100-hour monthly playtime limit — Nvidia will charge $5.99 for 15 extra hours for the Ultimate tier and $2.99 for the Performance tier

Nvidia announced GeForce Now will be introducing a 100 hour monthly gametime allowance at the start of next year. Gamers who hit the limit and want to keep playing can extend playtime with a small fee.

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Intel Arc Xe2 Battlemage GPUs rumored to arrive next month — ahead of AMD RDNA 4 and Nvidia Blackwell

Renowned leaker Golden Pig Upgrade Pack alleges that Intel will launch its next-gen Battlemage desktop GPUs next month.

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