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Nvidia gaming GPUs modded with 2X VRAM for AI workloads — RTX 4090D 48GB and RTX 4080 Super 32GB go up for rent at Chinese cloud computing provider

AI enthusiast 青龍聖者 has discovered the GeForce RTX 4090D 48GB and GeForce RTX 4080 Super 32GB in China.

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NEO Semiconductor develops 3D DRAM with AI processing — new tech eyes to replace current HBM tech to solve data bus bottlenecks

3D DRAM HBMs with built-in AI processing are slated to deliver a 99% improvement in power efficiency.

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Intel Battlemage GPU has surfaced in the wild — GPU spotted with 24 Xe2 cores, 19 Gbps memory, 12GB VRAM, 192-bit bus

Specs of a new Battlemage GPU have surfaced. It features 24 Xe2 cores, a 192-bit wide bus, and 12GB of video memory.

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Japanese chipmaker aims to build fully automated 2-nm chip fab — Rapidus claims automation can slash delivery times by 66% versus TSMC and Samsung

Rapidus plans to fully automate its 2-nm fab in Northern Japan for faster turnaround and delivery times for its AI chips.

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EK Water Blocks under investigation for late payments to employees — Slovenian labor authorities step in

EKWB seems to be restructuring to get itself out of trouble, with its employees taking a hit with delayed wages.

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AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT, RX 6750 XT, and RX 6700 XT GPU faceoff: Battle of the current and previous gen 12GB graphics cards

This GPU faceoff pits new versus old with the RX 7700 XT taking on its two predecessors, the original RX 6700 XT and the slightly faster RX 6750 XT. We'll discuss how these graphics cards stack up when looked at from a 2024 perspective.

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Passenger caught using electric wheelchair to smuggle more than 100 mobile phones into China

A Macau man was recently apprehended when he tried to smuggle more than 100 mobile phones into China hidden in his modified electric wheelchair.

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The Royal Mint, official maker of British coins, begins mining gold from motherboards — a 40,000 square feet facility yields half a ton of gold per year

To help become more sustainable and eco-friendly, the Royal Mint of the United Kingdom has opened a new factory that will recover thousands of tons of gold each year from e-waste.

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New 3D printer ink makes recyclable electric circuits without heat or light

Researchers from the US and Korea have developed a new 3D printable ink that solidifies in salt water and is easily recyclable using just fresh water

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Nextorage launches blisteringly fast SSD for handheld gaming devices — PCIe 4.0 M.2 2230 drive delivers 7,400 MB/s speeds

Nextorage has announced an all-new M.2 2230 SSD with the fastest read speeds surrounding Gen 4 M.2 2230 class drives. The new drive is aimed at handheld gaming devices.

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Broken Steam Deck repurposed into an ultra-compact mini-PC — revived device features an extra heatsink for cooler operation

A YouTuber repurposes a broken Steam Deck into a mini-PC.

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Intel Arrow Lake and Panther Lake CPU power profiles allegedly surfaced — leak details Intel Baseline, Performance, and Extreme profiles for next-gen chips

Arrow Lake-S, Arrow Lake mobile, and Panther Lake Intel power profiles have allegedly been uncovered, featuring big changes compared to Raptor Lake.

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AMD's 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of processors, enables data theft — AMD begins patching issue in critical chip lines, more to follow

Virtually unfixable 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of AMD EPYC, Ryzen, Athlon, Phenom, and other processors.

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God of War: Ragnarok's PC port requires an incredible 190GB for installation — PSN account is also a requirement

God of War: Ragnarok's PC port system requirements release, and at least one of those requirements is unreasonable for a single-player game.

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Linux boot time reduced by 0.035 seconds thanks to a one-line kernel patch — aligning the slab in the ACPI code makes Linux boot faster

Linux engineer Colin Ian King discovered that aligning the slab in the ACPI code will make Linux boot consistently faster by 35 milliseconds.

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Intel issues statement on microcode update that addresses CPU instability and crashing errors — claims patch has negligible performance impacts, future processors not impacted

Intel says that its microcode 0x129 patch must be installed via a BIOS update. While this update will limit voltage requests to a maximum of 1.55 volts, Intel says it does not significantly impact performance, except for a few select tests.

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Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 powers custom Sony PlayStation One

MrNiceThings uses a Raspberry Pi CM4 to power his custom PlayStation One PCB that fits inside the original console.

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Intel's Arrow Lake-H could feature three types of CPU cores according to Linux patch — hybrid designs could get more complex

Intel's Arrow Lake-H to pack Lion Cove, Skymont, and Crestmont cores.

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Kioxia showcases SSDs that communicate at the speed of light — optical connection enables storage as far as 40 meters or more from CPU

Kioxia introduced an optical interface for SSDs, which allows storage placement as far as 40 meters away from the host for better power efficiency, cooling, and data center layout planning.

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Tiny keychain console gets Raspberry Pi Pico 2 power boost, comes with 128 x 128 color display and rumble motor

The Thumby Color is shaped like a Game Boy Advance and uses the more powerful Raspberry Pi Pico 2 to power it.

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Phison reveals its fastest PCIe 4.0 SSD controller yet, details the E29T at FMS 2024

Phison's PS4029-E29T Gen4 SSD controller, unveiled at FMS 2024, is compared with its contemporaries.

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Intel delays Innovation event to 2025 amid layoffs and uncertainties

Intel postpones Innovation event for customers and analysts in September.

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TSMC Arizona struggles to overcome vast differences between Taiwanese and US work culture

As TSMC fights to bring its new Arizona fabs online, the company learns the Taiwanese way isn't going to work in America and needs to change.

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AMD asks developer to take down open source ZLUDA, dev vows to rebuild his project

Developer of ZLUDA translation layer vows to rebuild the CUDA translation layer as AMD demands to take down open source code developed with its funding.

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Report: Intel Battlemage arriving in 2024, Arrow Lake will consume 100W less power than 14th Gen, overclocking unaffected by latest Raptor Lake microcode updates

A new report reveals that Arrow Lake will not have stability issues and consume far less power than Raptor Lake, Battlemage will arrive this year, and overclocking will not be affected on Raptor Lake CPUs using the mid-August update.

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