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Dutch government retakes export control over ASML's fab tools

ASML's Twinscan NXT: 1970i and 1980i now require an export license from the Dutch government rather than the U.S. government.

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Sony allegedly teases PlayStation 5 Pro in 30th anniversary promo, shape matches earlier leaked renders

Sony is celebrating PlayStation's 30th anniversary while displaying all of its earlier consoles and official accessories with one silhouette matching the leaked PlayStation 5 Pro renderings.

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Khadas announce updated Mind 2 range with Intel Meteor Lake CPUs

Khadas updates the Mind Standard and Mind Premium with Intel Core Ultra 5 and Core Ultra 7 Meteor Lake processors.

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U.S. gov't proposes new export controls targeting China and other 'adversaries'

U.S. government adds more export control rules targeted against China and other countries that pose security risks. The rules cover tools needed to make chips with GAA transistors or using leading-edge equipment, build quantum computers, and equipment required to make sophisticated metal alloys.

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Raspberry Pi Pico converts Paw Patrol toy into arcade controller

Dr. Tom Tilley is using a Raspberry Pi to convert an old Paw Patrol toy into a working controller that he can play Sega's Super Hang-On with.

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Maker 3D prints giant 'Benchy' sailboat and takes it out on the water

Emily the Engineer has 3D printed a giant Benchy boat and successfully took it out on the water using a motor.

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AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X3D is no longer exclusive to the U.S. — the latest 3D V-Cache chip is now available in Germany for €329

AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X3D is no longer exclusive to Micro Center in the U.S. as it becomes available in Germany.

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Intel Xeon W-3595X 60-core CPU overclocked to 5.80 GHz — 1 GHz over the default 4.8 GHz boost clock

Intel's Xeon W-3595X, 'Sapphire Rapids Refresh,' seems to have a better overclocking potential than the predecessor, but at what power?

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Next-gen Intel Core Ultra 300 CPU specs reportedly leaked — Panther Lake-H could feature up to 18 cores and 12 Xe3 Celestial GPU cores

Leaks suggest that Intel's upcoming Panther Lake-H CPUs will have five configurations, including TDPs up to 45W and some offering up to 12 Xe core integrated graphics.

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Diamond-based quantum accelerators to be integrated into Oak Ridge National Laboratory's HPC

Quantum Brilliance (QB) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have announced a strategic collaboration that will integrate the former’s diamond-based quantum accelerators with the latter’s state-of-the-art high performance computing (HPC) infrastructure.

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Mobile RX 7800M GPU beats desktop RX 7700 XT GPU in vendor benchmarks — RX 7800M is also faster than the RTX 4070 Laptop GPU

One-Netbook showed off the Time Spy benchmark result of its OneXGPU 2 eGPU, powered by the new AMD Radeon RX 7800M.

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Bluetooth 6.0 adds centimeter-level accuracy for device tracking — upgraded version also improves device pairing

Bluetooth 6.0 will make Bluetooth devices even more efficient and reliable.

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The SavePoint M.2 2230 SSD enclosure attaches to your handheld device and features power loss protection

Human Things, originally made famous with its Genki Audio adapter for the Nintendo Switch, is back with more devices on Kickstarter. The headline here is the SavePoint M.2 2230 SSD Enclosure with power loss protection.

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FBI warns crypto industry as North Korea ramps up raiding campaigns — provides advice to likely targets

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a strongly worded Public Service Announcement (PSA) regarding the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s (DPRK’s) aggressive targeting of cryptocurrency resources.

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Lenovo’s Lunar Lake-powered X1 Carbon Aura Edition weighs just 2.16 pounds

Lenovo has announced four new business laptops at IFA, including the X1 Carbon (Gen 13), which is the lightest and most powerful version of its flagship laptop yet.

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Lenovo's new AI-powered Yogas and IdeaPads use Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen AI 300

Lenovo brought new Yogas to IFA in Berlin, powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) and AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors.

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Lenovo’s Auto Twist AI PC IFA concept has a motorized hinge that can follow you around and close itself via voice command

The Facebook Portal of portable PCs?

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Russia bypasses sanctions and obtains spare parts for decades old ASML chip making machines: Report

Russian companies get spare parts for ASML's PAS 5500 lithography steppers from 1990s – 2000s through China-based intermediaries.

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Nvidia RTX 50-series Blackwell designs and specifications expected to be finalized this month — RTX 5080 rumored to have 400W TGP

Nvidia's RTX 50-series are expected to arrive soon — and they'll likely demand substantially more power than their predecessors.

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Nvidia denies it got subpoena from the U.S. DOJ in AI antitrust investigation

As it turns out, the U.S. Department of Justice still has not launched a formal complaint against Nvidia.

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Older YubiKeys compromised by unpatchable 2FA bug — side-channel attack is critical, but expensive and difficult to execute

Many two-factor authentication keys from Yubico have become vulnerable to a side-channel attack resulting in cloning 2FA keys, due to a weakness with integrated Infineon security chips.

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Intel announces cancellation of 20A process node for Arrow Lake, goes with external nodes instead, likely TSMC [Updated]

Intel announced today that it no longer plans to use its own 20A process node with its upcoming Arrow Lake processors. Instead, it will use external nodes for all of the compute tiles, and then package the chips together.

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5-foot-long mechanical RGB keyboard is fully functional — MCHOSE super-sizes its newest budget keyboard

Budget keyboard brand MCHOSE has seemingly super-sized a new keyboard model, the X75 V2. The 5-foot-long mechanical beast is fully functional and ranks among the few good-looking novelty keyboards.

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Asus launches NUC 14 Pro AI with dedicated Copilot button — Lunar Canyon NUC supports up to a Core Ultra 9 288V, Thunderbolt 4, and Wi-Fi 7

Asus updates its NUC 14 mini-PC lineup with a model that uses an Intel Core Ultra 200V and sports Microsoft's Copilot+ PC features.

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Samsung updates its laptop lineup with the Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 — an ultra-lightweight laptop powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra 200V CPUs

Samsung's latest Galaxy Book laptop lineup includes an Intel Lunar Lake chip with AI capabilities.

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