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TSMC VP says 'I don’t care if Moore’s Law is alive or dead' if technology keeps scaling — 3D chip packaging fuels continued advances

TSMC's Kevin Zhang states that while Moore's Law's traditional focus on transistor density may be less relevant, TSMC's continual advancements in technology scaling and 2.5D and 3D integration make it more than alive.

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Faulty Nvidia H100 GPUs and HBM3 memory caused half of failures during LLama 3 training — one failure every three hours for Meta's 16,384 GPU training cluster

In a 16,384 H100 GPU cluster, something breaks down every few hours or so. In most cases, H100 GPUs are to blame, according to Meta.

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Pink thermal paste launches with TIM 'caulk gun' for application — thermal gel designed to replace thermal pads, fill voids between components

Clock Work Tea Party made a thermal paste with a 'caulk gun' for paste application

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Arc A750 vs RX 6600 GPU faceoff: Intel Alchemist takes on AMD RDNA 2 in the budget sector

Intel's Arc A750 goes head-to-head with the AMD RX 6600 to see which GPU is better. Both are competitive $200 GPUs, sporting 8GB of VRAM, but which one comes out on top? We'll discuss performance, features, drivers, software, and more in our latest GPU faceoff.

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iFixit releases a PSA on whether or not you should blow into game cartridges

iFixit covers the greatest question of cartridge-based gaming: how they should be cleaned, and why.

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Ex-Twitter dev reminisces about finding 700 unused Nvidia GPUs after takeover — forgotten cluster was 'powered on and idle'

An engineer who worked at Twitter during the Agrawal-Musk transition has been reminiscing about finding an unused cluster of 700 Nvidia V100 GPUs. This significant chunk of GPU power was discovered powered up but idle in the data center of X’s chirpy ancestor.

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Intel 13th and 14th Gen 'Raptor Lake' instability troubles: Everything you need to know

Reports of instability problems with Intel's 13th and 14th Gen 'Raptor Lake' CPUs began appearing more frequently in early 2024. Intel began serious investigation into the reports and appears to be close to issuing a fix, though it likely won't help already impacted processors. Here's everything you need to know.

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Nvidia RTX 3050 A Laptop GPU specs revealed and it's as weak as expected — comes with just 1,768 CUDA cores and 4GB VRAM on a 64-bit bus

Nvidia has apparently found a use for Ada Lovelace chips that don't meet QC standards. The new RTX 3050 A Laptop GPU uses an AD106 die, with over half of the cores disabled and only two of the potential four memory channels.

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Intel 13th Gen CPUs allegedly have 4X higher return rate than the prior gen — retailer stats also claim Intel CPU RMAs are higher than AMD

A European retailer reported that Intel processor RMAs have jumped from 1.75% to as much as 7% in recent years. Given the ongoing reports of long-term degradation issues with the 13th and 14th Gen Intel Raptor Lake CPUs, this could be just the tip of the iceberg.

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Game dev adds in-game crash warning for 13th and 14th Gen Intel CPUs — link provides affected owners instructions to mitigate crashes

Alderon Games has incorporated a Raptor Lake-specific crash message for customers' gaming PCs. This message notifies gamers about Raptor Lake's instability problems if the game crashes.

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Nvidia and partners could charge up to $3 million per Blackwell server cabinet — analysts project over $200 billion in revenue for Nvidia

Morgan Stanley says AI server makers can earn $210 billion on AI servers next year.

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Secure Boot key compromised in 2022 is still in use in over 200 models — an additional 300 more use keys are marked ‘DO NOT TRUST’

Software security firm Binarly discovered that over 200 device models used a compromised security key, while an additional 300 more used default test keys shared with nearly all of AMI's customers.

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ASRock introduces passively-cooled RX 7900 XT and XTX with vapor chamber heatsink and slightly lower clock speeds

The ASRock Passive Series GPUs have slightly lower clocks and performance than their air-cooled counterparts

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Cyberdore 2064 Cyberdeck features an oversized scroll wheel, handle, OLED display, and Raspberry Pi Zero

The Cyberdore 2064 cyberdeck leverages a Raspberry Pi Zero and supplementary Pi Pico inside a custom 3D-printed enclosure, flanked by a giant scroll wheel.

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Supercomputing icon warns that China could have the world's fastest supercomputers

China's government no longer wants to disclose performance of supercomputers, which creates suspicions in the U.S.

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Intel hires Micron's technology development chief to lead Intel Foundry manufacturing operations

Naga Chandrasekaran joins Intel as head of Intel Foundry's worldwide manufacturing operations.

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US to boost chip packaging capacity with CHIPS Act grant — Amkor to receive $600 million for advanced chip packaging facility

Amkor gets $600 in grants and loans to build an advanced packaging facility in Arizona that will support TSMC's fab in the state.

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Researchers discover battery-free technology that harvests power from radio and Wi-Fi signals for low-powered devices

Research conducted by researchers of the National University of Singapore in collaboration with others has found a way to harvest energy from different wireless signals used for multiple applications, giving the potential to reduce the dependency on batteries needed for certain situations.

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Raspberry Pi powered Picade Max brings two-player retro gaming to Pimoroni's Picade family

Pimoroni's latest Pi-powered arcade cabinet is made for the flagship Raspberry Pi 5 and includes RP2040 add-ons for audio, controls and power

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Electronics engineer builds 1984 Macintosh Plus clone

Following their success in building a clone of the Apple Lisa, a vintage computer enthusiast has built a (mostly) working clone of the 1984 Macintosh Plus.

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Nvidia reportedly planning RTX 3050 A using Ada Lovelace AD106 silicon — it's unclear what features remain available or how it might perform

Nvidia allegedly plans to launch an RTX 3050 A Laptop GPU using the normally more powerful AD106 die, which already powers the RTX 4060 Ti and 4070 Laptop GPU. Logic suggests it will be severely down-binned, but exact specifications are not yet known.

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Antec has a new woody PC case — buyers can pick between walnut or birch trim

Adding to its existing Flux PC case lineup, Antec has released two wood-trimmed variants of the mid-tower PC enclosure.

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AMD's 128-core EPYC CPU becomes the multi-threaded performance champ in CPU-Z — EPYC 9755 Turin chip scores over 108,000 points

AMD's 128-core EPYC 9755 'Turin' processor with Zen 5 cores is 57% faster than the 128-core EPYC 9754 processor with Zen 4c cores in CPU-Z multi-thread benchmark, says Leaker.

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ASRock intros thin AM5 Mini-ITX motherboard — the X600TM-ITX targets sleek HTPC DIYers

PC components and accessories make ASRock has introduced what is claimed to be the first AM5 Thin Mini ITX motherboard on the market.

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$4 billion in restricted US chips flowed to Russia through one Hong Kong address

Several shell companies using the address of a seemingly unused office near Hong Kong's financial district have sent millions of dollars worth of banned chips to sanctioned Russia.

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