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Google reveals 48% increase in greenhouse gas emissions from 2019, largely driven by data center energy demands

The 48% jump is largely driven by data centers coming online in places with fewer clean energy sources.

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Japanese gov celebrates demise of the floppy disk — 1,000+ regulations requiring their use have been scrapped

Japan’s Digital Minister, Taro Kono, is celebrating the demise of the floppy disk. 'We have won the war on floppy disks on June 28,' Kono told Reuters news agency earlier today.

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RISC-V chips will support replacing RAM sticks without powering off the system — hot plugging functionality arriving in newer flavors of Linux

RISC-V gets Hot Plugging support through version 6.11 of the Linux kernel.

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US government relies on outdated manual processes to enforce restrictions on Chinese tech companies

A surprise report from the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Safety has revealed its process to enforce the Entity List of export licensing controls is outdated and mostly done by hand.

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$335 billion in exceptions granted for sanctioned Chinese companies in the last five years — U.S. gov't revoked eight export licenses for Huawei this year

Biden administration reportedly tightening high-tech shipments to Huawei.

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Newer Intel CPUs vulnerable to new "Indirector" attack — Spectre-style attacks risk stealing sensitive data; Intel says no new mitigations required

Raptor Lake and Alder Lake Intel CPUs are vulnerable to new "Indirector" attacks. These attacks exploit flaws in the chips' hardware components to access indirect branches and steal data.

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Much maligned Google Flu Trends service gets an AI reboot — new AI-infused approach appears in research paper

Google may be considering rebooting its much-maligned Google Flu Trends (GFT) service, which died of embarrassment in 2015.

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Underground network smuggles Nvidia's AI GPUs into China despite US sanctions — some smugglers even sell entire servers

Chinese companies still have access to Nvidia's A100 and H100 GPUs due to smuggling.

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Born in the USA: Prusa is Now Making 3D Printers and Filament In Delaware

MK4 3D printers and Prusament filament will now be made in the USA.

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U.S. government addresses critical workforce shortages for the semiconductor industry with new program

The NSTC intends to allocate grants between $500,000 and $2 million to 10 workforce development projects.

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Intel's Arrow Lake LGA1851 CPU socket detailed

I/O connectivity has been revealed for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake-S processors.

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Dual-screen laptop enters pre-launch period with early bird discount — AceMagic X1 pricing and availability will be available later this month

AceMagic preps the X1 dual-screen laptop with full-sized screens and a keyboard.

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Local Chinese firms rush to fill the AI void after OpenAI abandons China market — Tencent, Baidu, and Alibaba sweeten LLM offers

OpenAI announced that it China, including Hong Kong, will no longer have access to its API by next week. Home-grown LLMs are now taking steps to woo customers their way.

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New AMD add-on for overclocking utility allows further performance fine-tuning —Curve Shaper enables 15 voltage offset points

AMD is introducing a new add-on to Curve Optimizer, dubbed Curve Shaper, in conjunction with the Ryzen 9000 series launch. This add-on adds 15 voltage offset points for enthusiasts to play with to extract maximum overclocking performance from their CPU.

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Dev boots a PC from Google Drive cloud storage — a storage-less laptop becomes a truly cloud-native computer

A developer has successfully booted a Linux system from Google’s cloud storage platform. After overcoming a multitude of hurdles, they managed to boot a storage-less laptop from Google Drive and thus create a Cloud-Native Computer.

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Qualcomm splashes big money to promote Snapdragon PC chips on Manchester United's jerseys — logo reportedly costs company $75M per year

Qualcomm moves onto the football pitch to advertise its Snapdragon line and becomes the new front-of-shirt sponsor for Manchester United FC. All three kits will feature Snapdragon front and center.

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Huawei reportedly facing bad AI chip yields for processors made at Chinese fab SMIC: Report

Huawei is encountering significant difficulties in expanding the production of its Ascend 910B AI processors due to insufficient yields at Semiconductor Manufacturing International Co. (SMIC), reports Chosun.biz, a Korean business daily.

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Australian police arrest hacker who created 'Evil Twin' wireless network to steal data during flights

The Australian Federal Police were able to identify and arrest 42-year-old Michael Clapsis, who created fake wireless access points during domestic flights to steal data from unsuspecting users.

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Nvidia could receive French ban hammer — antitrust charges may follow government raids of Nvidia's offices in France

France's Autorité de la concurrence is set to launch antitrust charges against Nvidia for alleged anti-competitive practices, according to sources obtained by Reuters. Concern lies with Nvidia's proprietary software and partnership with CoreWeave.

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Chinese competitor to Nvidia charged with financial fraud, loses spot on Shenzhen Stock Exchange

China-based DPU developer delisted from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange this month.

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Micron says GDDR7 will provide a 30% improvement in gaming — both ray tracing and rasterization

In a press release, Micron revealed that its GDDR7 will provide 30% greater frame rates than its older GDDR6 memory in ray tracing and rasterized video games.

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RISC-V CPU comes to a mini-ITX motherboard — Jupiter features a SpacemiT K1/M1 chip with 2 TOPS of AI performance

Milk-V, a system integrator known for its work with RISC-V, has released the Milk-V Jupiter, a mini-ITX motherboard with a RISC-V processor preinstalled. Orders will open next week.

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Company offers unofficial security patches for Windows 10 until 2030 — free, $27 Pro, and $37 enterprise subscriptions

Windows 10 support can be kept alive using essential patches without Microsoft's help.

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World's first Thunderbolt 5 cable launched, 120 Gbps and 240W charging for $23 — Cable Matters new cable available now

Cable Matters unleashes the world's first Thunderbolt 5 cable in 1 ft to 3.3 ft lengths. The new cable supports the new standard's features, including its blisteringly fast 120 Gbps bandwidth boost mode, aimed at high-resolution/high refresh rate displays.

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Vaio releases the 'world’s lightest portable monitor' — Vision+ 14 screen weighs a mere 0.72 pounds

Vaio Corporation has announced that it has created the world’s lightest portable monitor. The Japanese firm says the new Vaio Vision+ 14 weighs just 0.72 pounds (325g).

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