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AMD preps RX 7800M to attack mobile market — unreleased Navi 32 GPU breaks cover as ONEX GPU 2 mobile graphics powerplant

Chinese PC maker OneNetbook is teasing a new eGPU on social media, claiming it is 'the first portable mobile graphics dock equipped with AMD RX 7800M.'

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China's chip imports boom as the country stockpiles before anticipated new sanctions, struggles to become self-sufficient

Chinese companies seemingly stockpile not only HBM devices but other chips, too, ahead of new U.S. sanctions.

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PC makers take different approaches to honoring Intel's extended warranty for CPU crashing issues — survey shows disparity between warranty periods

These are the companies that will provide extended warranty on Intel 13th- and 14th-gen chips that weren't sold as Boxed Processors.

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Where to Buy the AMD Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X

The Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X Zen 5 processors are AMDs latest CPU release, but where can you pick one up, and are they in stock?

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Intel's patch for CPU instability and crashing issues rolls out from MSI and ASRock — Asus ROG motherboard users can also access a beta update

Several Intel partners have announced or released BIOS patches to fix the erroneous microcode that leads to the instability of Raptor Lake chips.

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Intel hit with lawsuit over $32 billion loss, shareholders complain company hid problems

The semiconductor giant is being sued by one group of investors, saying that it made "false or misleading statements", which inflated its stock price.

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UCIe 2.0 specifications standardize management architecture and 3D packaging across different chiplets

UCIe specification reaches version 2.0, gets interoperability architecture for multi-vendor chiplets and 3D packaging support optimized for hybrid bonding and bump pitches.

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Ryzen 9000 delid leads to first Zen 5 death — shared photos expose cracked dies and leftover solder

One of the world's first Ryzen 9000 delids went utterly wrong for extreme overclocker Tony Yu. The failed delid resulted in the I/O die of his Ryzen 9000 chip being cracked, making the chip completely unusable.

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Intel reportedly gave up a chance to buy a stake in OpenAI in 2017

Reuters reports that Intel had a chance to buy a stake in OpenAI in 2017 and 2018, but CEO Bob Swan didn't think AI models would make a splash anytime soon.

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Imec patterns first logic and DRAM transistors using High-NA litho tools

ASML and Imec successfully demonstrate high-resolution patterning using High-NA EUV tools.

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Dell reportedly cuts over 12,000 jobs as it seeks to 'streamline' its structure and boost profitability

An internal Dell memo says the company is "getting leaner" and "streamlining layers of management," reportedly planning to lay off 10% of its workforce or around 12,500 jobs.

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SK hynix could get nearly $1 billion to support $3.87 billion advanced packaging facility in the U.S.

SK hynix to get massive support from U.S. government to assemble HBM4 in the U.S.

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The Hackberry Pi Zero is a tinker tool for hackers that fits in your pocket

Zitao from Zitao Tech is using a Raspberry Pi Zero to power this cool handheld hacker device—the Hackberry Pi Zero.

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Intel 18A Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest CPUs are booting — steady progress toward the next-gen lithography node

Intel's 1.8nm-class process technology with RibbonFET and PowerVia is nearly ready for mass production.

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New AMD gaming bundle for Ryzen 7000 CPUs and Radeon RX 7000 GPUs — get up to two free games, though it's not for the looming Ryzen 9000 series

AMD will reward you with two new AAA titles if you buy a participating Ryzen 7000 CPU or Radeon RX 7000 GPU.

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Chinese companies are stockpiling HBM2E chips ahead of new U.S. export rules

Baidu, Huawei, and Tencent are stockpiling Samsung's HBM2E memory to use with their own AI processors.

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New Linux kernel attack slips past modern defenses — SLUBStick boasts a 99% success rate

Despite the protections afforded by modern kernel defenses, a team of researchers has discovered a reliable way to carry out cross-cache attacks on Linux kernels.

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Tulip Creative Computer runs MicroPython, targeted at musicians, for only $59 — its open-source nature means you can make your own or just run the software

The Tulip Creative Computer is a Free and Open-Source (FOSS) musical computer project. It is available as a $59 full-kit purchase or as a pure software solution on existing PCs and Macs.

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WD announces enterprise 128TB SSD, 8TB SD cards, and a 16TB external SSD at FMS 2024

WD announced a raft of interesting new storage solutions at the FMS 2024, including an enterprise SSD with 128TB of high-capacity BiCS8 QLC flash, new SD cards in 8TB capacities, and a 16TB external SSD for consumers.

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Nvidia accused of scraping ‘A Human Lifetime’ of videos per day to train AI

A 404 Media report sourced through an anonymous former employee accuses Nvidia of scraping millions of videos without the proper permission to train its AI.

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This 1980s inspired 3D printed Raspberry Pi laptop is built around a Pico-powered mechanical keyboard

Michael Mayar has built a Raspberry Pi-powered laptop from scratch that features a mechanical keyboard and custom 3D-printed shell.

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Micron announces industry first PCIe Gen6 SSD, claims 26GB/s transfer speed

Micron has announced the development of the industry's first PCIe Gen6 SSD. Claimed to be capable of 'sequential read bandwidths of over 26GB/s,' the new SSDs are being made available to data center operating partners.

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Japanese scientists develop simplified EUV scanner that can make production of chips considerably cheaper

Professor Tsumoru Shintake of the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology has proposed an all-new and greatly simplified EUV lithography tool that is cheaper than those developed and made by ASML. If the device hits mass production, it could reshape the chipmaking equipment industry.

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Intel releases extended warranty details for 13th and 14th-gen chips, list includes Core i5, i7, and i9 processors

Intel releases a list detailing the 22 processors from the 13th- and 14th-Gen Intel Core families that will get an extra two years of warranty.

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Samsung mass produces 'world's thinnest' LPDDR5X

Samsung's new LPDDR5X uses 12nm technology to free up space in mobile devices.

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