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China invested $6.1 billion in a state data center project in two years — the "Eastern Data, Western Computing" project aims to utilize the country's undeveloped land

According to a state official, the Chinese government has invested $6.1 billion in a new state data center project since 2022. The move comes as China becomes increasingly ostracized in the global tech market.

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PS5 Pro design sketch based on alleged packaging suggests the launch is near — and we don't see a disc drive

A sketch based on a supposed leaked photograph of the PlayStation 5 Pro shows off its design ahead of an expected announcement later this year.

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Dutch government to ban ASML from servicing installed wafer tools in China

ASML's advanced DUV tools installed at Chinese fabs may become inoperable next year if the Dutch government bans their service by ASML.

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DNA tech stores data equivalent to thousands of SSDs — all that data tucked away safely in an area the size of a fingernail

A research team from North Carolina State University and Johns Hopkins University built a 'primordial DNA store and compute engine.'

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MSI Lunar Lake-powered gaming handheld pricing and availability will be revealed in September — MSI Claw 8 AI+ likely debuts during Intel's Lunar Lake launch event

MSI confirms it will reveal pricing and availability info for the second MSI Claw handheld next month and provide an official comparison slide.

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Japanese company shows off $50 USB thumb drive with integrated digital camera

A Japanese company is showing off a $50 USB thumb drive that integrates a fully functioning camera. April Tokyo’s 3-in-1 USB memory & art camera delivers portable storage, still photography, and video camera functionality in a form not much bulkier than a mainstream storage-only device

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Indiegogo introduces a Shipping Guarantee, withholding money from firms until shipments are made

Indiegogo introduces a Shipping Guarantee initiative that ensures supporters of eligible campaigns get their order on time or receive a quick refund.

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Nvidia addresses significant Blackwell yield issues, production ramps in Q4

Nvidia fixes Blackwell to improve yields but admits that availability in Q4 2024 will be relatively limited.

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Nvidia publishes first Blackwell B200 MLPerf results: Up to 4X faster than its H100 predecessor, when using FP4

Nvidia's Blackwell can deliver 3.7X – 4X higher performance than Hopper H100 processors in generative AI inferencing, according to Nvidia. That's using FP4 vs. FP8 and comparing a single B200 to four H100 GPUs as well.

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AI makes Doom in its own game engine — Google's GameNGen project uses Stable Diffusion to simulate gameplay

A team at Google Research has assembled GameNGen, which they call "the first game engine powered entirely by a neural model." The system generates Doom levels in real-time based on extensive training data and player interaction.

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Intel launches Xeon W-2500 and W-2600 processors for workstations: Up to 60 cores

Intel's Xeon W 'Sapphire Rapids Refresh' CPUs for workstations are here with up to 60 cores, but at up to 385W.

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Cooler Master's TIM application is a work of art — firm paints CPU's IHS with a gamut of six CryoFuze 5 thermal paste colors

Cooler Master shows off its gamut of CryoFuze 5 thermal paste colors with a silly painting project.

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MSI BIOS comes with a new 105W TDP option for the Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X — user results show 13% multi-core performance improvement

MSI's latest firmware has a new 105W TDP option that boosts the Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X TDP from 65W to 105W with a simple toggle.

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MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots

MSI released the blueprint and some specs for its next-gen 800-series AMD motherboard.

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This Raspberry Pi keyholder will backup your flash drive data

Thinklearndo has created a Raspberry Pi-powered keychain holder that automatically backs up your data when a flash drive is connected.

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Research shows more than 80% of AI projects fail, wasting billions of dollars in capital and resources: Report

Many AI projects fail because of the disconnect between leadership and the data scientists and engineers on the ground.

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Raspberry Pi 5 2GB delid uncovers 'Dark Silicon' and improved power performance

The D0 SoC runs at a lower temperature, consumes less power and still delivers the full Raspberry Pi 5 experience

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Now available to all, Downdate tool silently downgrades Windows security patches

A tool discussed at two recent cybersecurity conferences that can silently downgrade Windows security patches has been released to the public to further research.

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Microsoft backports AMD branch prediction improvement to Windows 11 23H2, update available now — more users will see Ryzen performance improvements

Microsoft is backporting branch prediction optimizations in Windows 11 24H2 to Windows 11 23H2. With an update, you can get bumps to Zen 3, 4, and 5.

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RISC-V CPU runs The Witcher 3 at 15 FPS — 64-core chip paired with Radeon RX 5500 XT GPU deliver laggy gameplay

A modern AAA game like The Witcher 3 can now run on RISC-V architecture, albeit with minimal performance.

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China restrictions on rare earths has caused pricing to double over the past year — critical elements are used in processors, solar cells, and more

China's curbs on exports of gallium and germanium have caused the prices of these metals to increase significantly over the past year. These are critical elements used in processors, solar cells, and more. Both now cost around twice as much as before — current prices are around 115% higher on…

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This pocket-sized Raspberry Pi 5 PC is portable and modular

The team at Soulcircuit has created a Raspberry Pi 5-based portable tablet with various cool modules that can be attached.

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Sony PlayStation Accessories app continues inroads into PC gaming — customizes DualSense Edge PS5 controller on Windows

PlayStation's increased push into PC gaming has led to the Accessories app, which lets you customize the. DualSense Edge PS5 controller.

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AMD Threadripper 9000 “Shimada Peak” CPU surfaces in shipping manifest — next-gen Zen 5 HEDT chip sports 96 cores and 192 threads

A new Ryzen Threadripper "Shimada Peak" 96-core CPU was spotted in a shipping manifest.

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Inspector General points out serious security gaps in how FBI manages storage media

A recent audit by the Office of the Inspector General identified serious security and asset management lapses at an FBI storage facility.

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