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This USB flash drive can only store 8KB of data, but will last you 200 years

The Blaustahl USB storage device can hold only 8 kilobytes of data for 200 years.

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Huawei brings sanctions-busting Kirin 9000C CPU to desktop PCs to replace banned Intel Alder Lake chips

Huawei has announced a brand new pre-built OEM machine featuring China silicon. The latest change results from U.S. regulations preventing Huawei from using Intel hardware.

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Linux distros ban 'tainted' AI-generated code — NetBSD and Gentoo lead the charge on forbidding AI-written code

Two major Linux distributions ban the contribution of AI-generated code to their open-source projects.

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Idle Windows XP and 2000 machines get infected with viruses within minutes of being exposed online — legacy OSes compromised by just connecting to the Internet

A YouTuber installs a Windows XP VM without using any basic security measures to see how many viruses the OS will get. Within minutes, the OS has several viruses infecting the VM.

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This giant Game Boy XL uses a Raspberry Pi 5 and has working buttons

Arnov Sharma is using a Raspberry Pi 5 to power this extra-large Game Boy, which features a custom 3D-printed shell and working buttons.

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Jailbroken coin-operated washing machines unlock unlimited free cycles and millions in funds — unpatched security vulnerability could also pose a fire hazard

Sherbrooke and Taranenko of UC Santa Cruz found a flaw in the CSC Serviceworks app called CSC Go, where it has a flawed API allowing a custom script to authorize free laundry cycles, add credits to the account, and bypass its safety checks, potentially making its internet-connected washing machines a…

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Enthusiast gets Windows XP running on an i486 — merging two dinosaurs from different eras

A retro computing enthusiast has managed to get Windows XP running on an Intel 486 PC system. As Vaseline clouds the lens of history, you might be forgiven for thinking there was some crossover between these eras, but no, they launched over a decade apart.

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M4 iPad Pro teardown shows the M4 processor and Apple Logo heat spreader in the flesh — scores points for being repairable, too

Phone Repair Guru opens and disassembles a 13-inch iPad Pro M4, and we are impressed.

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China firms' AI breakthrough can meld GPUs from different brands into one training cluster — Baidu says new tech fuses thousands of GPUs together to help sidestep shortages

Baidu developed a system that will let it use GPUs from different brands and use it as a unified computing cluster for training LLMs.

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Two Raspberry Pi Picos power this sleek dual clock with an LED matrix

Ajith Kumar B is using two Raspberry Pi Picos to power his dual clock project that has two separate displays.

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Asus vows to improve clarity surrounding warranty claims and astronomical hardware repair costs

The company is taking steps to make its warranty communication clearer for customers. But will that be enough to give Asus clients the service they deserve?

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Three-year-old CPU beats Intel's fastest current chip in RAM benchmark — 7 GHz Core i9-11900K tops 8.3 GHz Core i9-14900KS in PYPrime 32B

Allen 'Splave' Golibersuch sets a new PyPrime 32B world record with a Core i9-11900K overclocked to 7 GHz and DDR4-3914 memory.

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Handheld gaming PC makers look to Intel Lunar Lake CPUs as an alternative to dominant Ryzen Z1

Weibo is looking to build its first handheld gaming PC with Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake CPUs, making the OEM service provider the first company seriously looking at Lunar Lake in the handled PC market.

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Researcher develops AI-infused active noise-cancellation headphones — Tech can isolate user-specified environmental sounds in real-time

Shyam Gollakota and his team of researchers at the University of Washington were able to use AI for noise cancellation by using neural chip-empowered boards to filter out background noise in real-time, effectively enhancing user experience

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DisplayPort 2.1 has a serious issue with UHBR-certified cables — it could explain Nvidia sticking with DP 1.4 on RTX 40-series

DisplayPort 2.1 is the most powerful video connection standard on the planet, but it has several issues that are seriously affecting its adoption. Specifically, maximum cable length for DP80 certified cables is incredibly short right now.

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Brothers charged with stealing $25 million in Ethereum in 12 seconds — Cryptocurrency heist exploited transaction validation process

The pair allegedly used their education in mathematics and computer science to exploit a weakness in the Ethereum blockchain.

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Western Digital rolls out new 2.5-inch HDDs for the first time in seven years: is 6TB the swan song for 2.5-inch hard drives?

Western Digital introduces a new capacity point for 2.5-inch HDDs for the first time in seven years.

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Intel's 1500W TDP for Falcon Shores AI processor confirmed — next-gen AI chip consumes more power than Nvidia's B200

Intel's hybrid processor for AI and HPC applications promises to offer unprecedented performance, but an unprecedented power.

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New PlayStation 4 jailbreak accomplished using select LG Smart TVs running webOS

A new method shows the ability to take advantage of an exploit that allows you to jailbreak your PlayStation 4 with nothing more than an LG Smart TV!

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Ampere announces 256-core 3nm CPU, unveils partnership with Qualcomm

Ampere plans to launch 256-core AmpereOne processors at 3nm next year.

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This Core i5-12450H laptop trades a physical keyboard for dual 16-inch displays and costs just $710 on AliExpress

A folding laptop on AliExpress draws attention with a unique design at a relatively accessible price point.

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Bye Bye, AI: How to turn off Google's annoying AI overviews and just get search results

Tired of Google's AI overviews and their bad, plagiarized advice? Here's how to avoid them in search.

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12-core AMD Strix Point Zen 5 engineering sample shows up in early Blender benchmarks, matches 8-core 7700X in performance

Blender benchmarks of the upcoming mobile processor are interesting to read, but don't provide the context necessary to get too excited (or disappointed.)

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Nvidia's $82 billion CEO received 60% more compensation than last year — which accounted for less than 0.02% of his net worth

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received a $44 million bonus from Nvidia, but that's nothing compared to the $82 billion the tech billionaire is currently worth.

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Qualcomm doesn't expect any product revenue from Huawei beyond 2024, but licensing fees to continue

Qualcomm says was ready for revocation of export license to sell to Huawei, so it was not caught unprepared.

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