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US to boost chip packaging capacity with CHIPS Act grant — Amkor to receive $600 million for advanced chip packaging facility

Amkor gets $600 in grants and loans to build an advanced packaging facility in Arizona that will support TSMC's fab in the state.

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Researchers discover battery-free technology that harvests power from radio and Wi-Fi signals for low-powered devices

Research conducted by researchers of the National University of Singapore in collaboration with others has found a way to harvest energy from different wireless signals used for multiple applications, giving the potential to reduce the dependency on batteries needed for certain situations.

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Raspberry Pi powered Picade Max brings two-player retro gaming to Pimoroni's Picade family

Pimoroni's latest Pi-powered arcade cabinet is made for the flagship Raspberry Pi 5 and includes RP2040 add-ons for audio, controls and power

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Electronics engineer builds 1984 Macintosh Plus clone

Following their success in building a clone of the Apple Lisa, a vintage computer enthusiast has built a (mostly) working clone of the 1984 Macintosh Plus.

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Nvidia reportedly planning RTX 3050 A using Ada Lovelace AD106 silicon — it's unclear what features remain available or how it might perform

Nvidia allegedly plans to launch an RTX 3050 A Laptop GPU using the normally more powerful AD106 die, which already powers the RTX 4060 Ti and 4070 Laptop GPU. Logic suggests it will be severely down-binned, but exact specifications are not yet known.

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Antec has a new woody PC case — buyers can pick between walnut or birch trim

Adding to its existing Flux PC case lineup, Antec has released two wood-trimmed variants of the mid-tower PC enclosure.

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AMD's 128-core EPYC CPU becomes the multi-threaded performance champ in CPU-Z — EPYC 9755 Turin chip scores over 108,000 points

AMD's 128-core EPYC 9755 'Turin' processor with Zen 5 cores is 57% faster than the 128-core EPYC 9754 processor with Zen 4c cores in CPU-Z multi-thread benchmark, says Leaker.

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ASRock intros thin AM5 Mini-ITX motherboard — the X600TM-ITX targets sleek HTPC DIYers

PC components and accessories make ASRock has introduced what is claimed to be the first AM5 Thin Mini ITX motherboard on the market.

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$4 billion in restricted US chips flowed to Russia through one Hong Kong address

Several shell companies using the address of a seemingly unused office near Hong Kong's financial district have sent millions of dollars worth of banned chips to sanctioned Russia.

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Ryzen 9 9950X supercharged with 6 GHz overclock — extra 250 MHz increases multi-core performance by 27% in Geekbench

It looks like those who have got their AMD Ryzen 9000 samples early are continuing to test them, as an interesting new benchmark result has been shared online.

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AMD Zen 5 'Fire Range' CPUs retain FL1 packaging, but may mean refreshed laptops will stick with RTX 40 graphics

AMD's partners can swap Zen 4-based 'Dragon Range' CPUs with Zen 5-based 'Fire Range' CPUs in their notebooks, so expect Zen 5 gaming laptops rather sooner than later.

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Microdisplay tracks your pupils to adjust brightness, avoid HUD fatigue

Kopin's NeuralDisplay Tech builds an eye-tracking camera into a microdisplay and uses it to dynamically adjust brightness and contrast.

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Cryptominer with palm-sized $179 ASIC hits the jackpot with $206,000 in Bitcoins

An individual miner successfully mined a complete block using a small, open-source Bitaxe miner with ~500Gh/s hash rate, winning approximately $206,000.

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New Zen 5 128-core EPYC CPU wields 512MB of L3 cache

AMD appears to be increasing its L3 cache sizes for Zen 5 EPYC. New evidence reveals that a new 128-core Zen 5 EPYC part will arrive with 512MB of L3 cache without the use of 3D V-Cache technology.

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Chinese chipmaker Loongson claims its 16-core 3C6000 CPU matches Intel's Ice Lake 16-core Xeon Silver 4314

Loongson's 16-core 3C6000 datacenter CPU offers performance comparable to that of Intel's Xeon Silver 4314 'Ice Lake' processor, so it will still be around four years behind market leaders.

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After the largest PC outage in history due to buggy software updates, CrowdStrike now offers affected partners a $10 UberEats gift card

CrowdStrike seeks to repair its reputation, one $10 UberEats gift card at a time.

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A third AMD Strix Point Ryzen AI CPU has been officially confirmed— Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 debuts just above HX 370

Today, AMD officially confirmed that a third Ryzen AI 9 300 Series CPU, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 375, will join the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and Ryzen AI 9 365.

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Japanese Prime Minister Kishida vows government funds for local chip fabs — Rapidus eyes 2nm production by 2027

Rapidus struggles to get financing from Japanese banks to build its fab, but it has time and the support of the Japanese government.

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Patched Microsoft Defender flaw still being used to deliver information-stealing malware to vulnerable machines

Despite the security vulnerability being patched in February, hackers are still finding out-of-date servers and workstations to exploit the hole and steal data.

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Leaked internal reports allegedly reveal Intel's instability problems are not over — elevated voltages could be only one of the causes of CPU crashing

Internal reports from alleged Intel sources reveal that Intel has not told the entire story about Raptor Lake instability. Elevated voltages are only part of the problem, and other root causes are being investigated.

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Switzerland mandates government agencies use open-source software

Switzerland's new law mandates the use of open-source software in the public sector in a push to increase transparency, security, and efficiency of the software it uses.

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SAS storage isn't dead yet — SAS 24G+ adds new features for next-gen enterprise hard drives and SSDs

SNIA SCSI trade association unveils next-gen 24G+ SAS specification for next-generation storage devices.

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Arrow Lake CPU up to 18% faster than Core i9-14900K at 250W — Ryzen 9 9950X still faster

An upcoming Core Ultra Arrow Lake-S CPU qualification sample was benchmarked and compared to Intel's outgoing Core i9-14900K. The Arrow Lake part was up to 18% faster than its predecessor but did not outperform it in all benchmarks.

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AMD dishes out more Zen 5 details — compact core is 25% smaller than the normal core, new SoC and chip architecture with dual CCXs

AMD followed up this week with even more deep-dive details on its Zen 5 microarchitecture, new Zen 5c cores, and SoC layout. Here are additional details on the new Ryzen 9000 series chips that are slated to launch next week.

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Raspberry Pi gains Bluetooth assisted Wi-Fi config tool from Remote.It

Remote.It's new open source tool brings easy management of multiple Raspberry Pis and Wi-Fi configuration via Bluetooth connectivity

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