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Intel CEO reminds investors it provides TSMC with chipmaking equipment — Gelsinger emphasizes that TSMC is a strategic partner

The chief executive of Intel addresses the TSMC relationship and claims that the foundry is a strategically important partner and… customer.

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Intel slapped with class action lawsuit for Raptor Lake CPU instability issues — chipmaker accused of consciously selling defective chips

Intel accused of knowingly selling defective Raptor Lake processors in a class action suit.

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Where to buy AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D — the new king of gaming CPUs

The Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor is AMDs latest CPU release, but where can you pick one up, and are they in stock?

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Raspberry Pi Pico W drives custom cardiography signal-measuring device

Milos Rasic has created a Raspberry Pi Pico W driven cardiography signal measuring device completely from scratch as part of his University thesis.

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TSMC founder once asked Nvidia CEO Jensen to be TSMC's CEO — upcoming Morris Chang biography shares the details

Morris Chang once asked Nvidia's Jensen Huang whether he was interested in becoming CEO of TSMC, but he was not, according to the new biography of TSMC founder.

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Apple has allegedly approached Foxconn and Lenovo to build AI servers based on Apple Silicon

Apple asks Foxconn to produce AI servers based on Apple Silicon in Taiwan to to leverage R&D teams working with Nvidia, according to the report.

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Raspberry Pi announce $12 USB 3 hub to add more ports to your Pi

Raspberry Pi’s latest accessory is a $12 USB 3 hub which matches the Raspberry Pi aesthetic and provides decent performance on the Raspberry Pi 5.

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Outlook users beware — Classic Outlook is currently crashing when you open more than 60 emails at once

Microsoft Outlook's Classic version has a bug with mass-managing 60+ emails.

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Huawei trying to poach TSMC employees with 3X salary

Huawei is attempting to poach TSMC employees by offering up to three times the going rate.

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Minisforum's Surface-like 3-in-1 laptop becomes more affordable — V3 SE features an older Ryzen CPU, less RAM, and lower-specced screen than the V3

Minisforum introduces cheaper V3 SE 3-in-1 AMD powered mobile device that is substantially cheaper than its vanilla V3 variant.

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Nintendo officially confirms Switch 2 is backward compatible with Switch games

Nintendo confirms that "the successor to Nintendo Switch" will be backwards compatible with the original system's library.

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This Raspberry Pi axe bass from 'Adventure Time' is fit for a 1,000 year-old vampire queen

Allie Katz has created a Raspberry Pi-powered axe bass that looks like Marceline's from 'Adventure Time' that plays music all by itself.

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Nvidia becomes the world's most valuable company by market capitalization — Chipmaker dethrones Apple for the second time this year

Today, the stock market saw Nvidia overtake Apple - now standing as the world's largest company by market capitalization at $3.5 trillion.

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CPU-Z adds support for Ryzen 9000X3D, Arrow Lake CPUs, and CUDIMMs

CPU-Z can now recognize AMD's Granite Ridge processors, Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs rebranded Raptor Lake products, and CUDIMMs.

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AMD unveils AMD OLMo, its first 1B-parameter LLM with strong reasoning

AMD develops its own 1B-parameters OLMo large language model for a wide variety of applications that was trained on Instinct MI250 GPUs.

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Sony patents a dedicated rewind button to save us when we suck at gaming

Sony seems intent on bringing over Save/Load State functionality from emulation to mainstream console gaming, according to a new patent.

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Kioxia forecasts a tripling in demand for NAND memory by 2028 — could further impact SSD pricing

Kioxia expresses optimism about 3D NAND demand in the coming years, re-emphasizes plans to kick of production at its second 3D NAND facility in Kitakami.

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Research team uses the human body to power wearables — addresses major obstacle of conventional batteries

The human body can effectively power many wearables without the need for a battery, according to researchers at Carnegie Mellon University. Their power-over-skin technology was able to provide sufficient energy for a variety of devices.

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Nvidia GeForce RTX 50-series reportedly launching 'soon' — but all indicators continue to point to a January 2025 reveal

A reputable leaker claims that Blackwell on GeForce is arriving "soon," but Igor's Lab claims otherwise with evidence to back it up. It's rumor-mongering on all sides, though a January launch still seems most likely.

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Sapphire launches Pulse B650M motherboard with just two DIMM slots — the $112 AM5 motherboard supports RAM up to DDR5-7400 and higher

Sapphire launches the Pulse B650M motherboard for AMD AM5 CPUs.

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AMD silently bumped up memory specifications for Ryzen AI 300 CPUs — Strix Point now supports LPDDR5X-8000 as opposed to LPDDR5X-7500

A new ultraportable notebook from HP with the AMD Ryzen AI 300 "Strix Point" processor, set for release this December, features LPDDR5X-8000 memory which is a step up from the standard LPDDR5X-7500.

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Over 200 days after its official closure, the last user of Nintendo Network's online servers finally disconnected after a 3DS system crash

Nintendo 3DS and Wii U's online servers finally die permanently with the last 3DS connected to Mario Kart 7.

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Intel postpones Magdeburg fab until 2029 to 2030 — German subsidies to Intel could go back to the federal budget

Now that Intel has decided to postpone its Magdeburg fab project, subsidies from the government could go back to the budget.

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MIT unveils ultra-efficient 3D nanoscale transistors that could revolutionize future electronics

Ultrathin nanoscale 3D transistors made out of advanced semiconductor materials operate more efficiently than silicon-based devices by harnessing quantum properties, potentially enabling ultra-low-power AI applications.

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SMART Modular Technologies readies the T6EN series of hardware-level Self-Encryption SSDs with a conformal coating — SSDs made for aerospace, defense, and other industrial applications

California-based integrated memory and storage maker Smart Modular Technologies is introducing its T6EN SSDs for aerospace, defense, and industrial purposes.

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