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Full scan of 1 cubic millimeter of brain tissue took 1.4 petabytes of data, equivalent to 14,000 4K movies — Google's AI experts assist researchers

Harvard researchers teamed up with Google machine learning minds to study a cubic millimeter of a healthy human brain, mapping out each of its connections and blood vessels, a process taking up wild amounts of data.

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19 years later, X-Fi is still kicking — Creative announces Super X-Fi Gen4 audio profile, leverages AI for head and ear mapping

Creative Technology announced that it will be releasing a Super X-Fi Gen 4 audio profile for its compatible USB headsets, earbuds and other audio devices where the company claims it uses AI for optimization.

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If you think PCIe 5.0 runs hot, wait till you see PCIe 6.0's new thermal throttling technique

If you think PCIe 5.0 runs hot, wait till you see the thermal throttling for PCIe 6.0.

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Open AI plans to steal Google’s thunder by announcing an AI-powered search engine one day before Google I/O 2024 — report

OpenAI will reportedly announce an AI-powered search product one day before Google's Gemini AI is expected to take center stage in its own developer conference.

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Steam Deck update brings BIOS overclocking and improved graphics driver to SteamOS

Valve releases an ambitious SteamOS update that includes Steam Deck LCD overclocking support.

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Asus' upcoming ROG Ally X revision comes with minor spec bumps, same APU

An updated ROG Ally Z1 Extreme model gets a sneak preview ahead of an official June 2 announcement.

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China seizing TSMC would be 'devastating' for U.S. economy, Commerce Secretary says

If China captures Taiwan and TSMC, this will be a major blow for U.S.-based companies and economy, which is why U.S. invests in its own semiconductor production, says Gina Raimondo.

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Commodore 64 can run AI to generate images — takes 20 minutes per 90 iterations to make 64 pixels

Nickbild on GitHub creates and documents a Commodore 64 AI sprite generator.

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Golden Pig squeals on AMD's Zen 5 lineup, reveals ten-core Strix Point chips

Chinese leaker "Golden Pig Upgrades" leaks information on the upcoming product spread of AMD's Zen 5 architecture, including specifics on highly anticipated Strix Point and Strix Halo.

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Add any voice to your Raspberry Pi project with TextyMcSpeechy

Erik Bjorgan has created an easy way to integrate a custom voice profile of your choice into your Raspberry Pi project using TextyMcSpeechy.

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Nvidia became world's largest fabless chip designer by revenue in 2023 thanks to AI boom

Nvidia leaps past Qualcomm, Broadcom, and AMD in Top 10 rankings of IC design houses.

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Crucial is selling 64GB LPCAMM2 Micron memory modules for $330

Now that laptop manufacturer's are embrasing the CAMM2 memory standard, Crucial is selling dedicated LPCAMM2 Micron memory modules, but at a very high cost.

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LG Display looks to sell off its last LCD plant in China as it pivots to more profitable OLED panels

As OLED display technology becomes more dominant and profitable, longtime manufacturers are ditching their LCD business assets.

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BenQ RD Series monitors target software developers — 16:10 ratio for more verticality

BenQ has announced its new RD Programming Series of monitors. These coder-friendly screens offer features like a 16:10 ratio display, Advanced Coding Modes, Brightness Intelligence auto-dimming, anti-glare screen coatings, and ergonomic stands.

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U.S. to triple overall chip production by 2032, but still remain world's fifth-largest supplier

SIA expects U.S. semiconductor production capacities to grow at the highest pace in the world thanks to CHIPS and Science Act.

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MSI's motherboards will now default to Intel's official power specs when using a Core i9 to prevent crashing — official power profile could help address issues as Intel continues to investigate

MSI has officially announces future BIOS updates that will be implementing Intel's Default Settings profile to stop Core i9 instability.

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EA is looking at putting in-game ads in AAA games — 'We'll be very thoughtful as we move into that,' says CEO

EA is considering putting ads in AAA titles again but wants to do it thoughtfully this time.

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Nvidia's unannounced R100 AI GPUs reportedly coming in late 2025 — 'Vera Rubin' multi-chip designs using 3nm and CoWoS-L

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects Nvidia to adopt a multi-chip design for Vera Rubin R100 and R200 GPUs. These are rumored to be the next generation data center, AI, and HPC GPUs, with a faster release cadence than previous solutions.

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Incredible Apple M4 benchmarks suggest it is the new single-core performance champ, beating Intel's Core i9-14900KS — results of 3,800+ posted

Apple M4 processors are convincingly breaking Geekbench single-core records. Multiple scores of roughly 3,800 points or over have appeared in the Geekbench online database over recent hours.

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The Raspberry Pi RP2040 Hackbat is an open source swiss army knife pen testing tool

Pablo Trujillo has created a Raspberry Pi RP2040-powered pen testing master tool known as the Hackbat and made it open source for anyone to tinker with.

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Intel's next-gen desktop CPUs have reportedly leaked — Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200 series have same core counts as Raptor Lake Refresh, but fewer threads

Chinese news outlet Benchlife shares the alleged specifications for Intel's forthcoming Core Ultra 200 series (Arrow Lake) processors.

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Sabrent debuts 5GB/s Rocket Nano 2242 Gen 4 SSD — a good fit for Lenovo Legion Go, laptops, and NUCs

Sabrent has unveiled a new M.2 2242 form factor SSD aimed at the Lenovo Legion Go handheld, as well as laptops and NUCs that use such drives. Sabrent uses Phison's E27T controller that sports 5GB/s of bandwidth and a 1TB capacity.

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AMD takes CPU market share from Intel in desktops and servers, but Intel fights back in laptops

Market tracking from Mercury Research reports about AMD's significant market share gains in Q1 2024 at Intel's expense.

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Stack Overflow bans users en masse for rebelling against OpenAI partnership — users banned for deleting answers to prevent them being used to train ChatGPT

Developer forum Stack Overflow was met with intense backlash from users over its partnership with OpenAI and the decision to scrape the site's answers for AI training; attempts to delete or edit questions and answers are met with bans.

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Pocket-size PC doesn't need a power plug — Minisforum S100 rocks Alder Lake-N CPU, 2.5GbE networking, and PoE support

Minisforum has launched the ultra-thin S100 mini-PC, which the brand showed off at CES this year.

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