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This Raspberry Pi Nerf blaster is insanely over-engineered

JustFPV1 has put together an extremely complex custom Nerf blaster using one of our favorite microprocessors, the RP2040.

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Linus Torvalds kicked the Russians out of Linux, now they're creating a sovereign Linux community in Russia — Ministry of Digital Development steps in

The Russian Ministry of Digital Development has sprung into action with plans to create its own Linux community.

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Microsoft claims timber-built datacenters can reduce its carbon footprint by up to 65%

Microsoft is trying to use wood material instead of concrete for its Northern Virgina data centers in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint.

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Intel reportedly scaling back R&D teams in Israel — several hundred talented staff will be laid off

Intel is reportedly laying off and letting go Israeli R&D personnel responsible for some of its most successful microarchitectures.

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Valve Engineer's AMD Linux RADV Vulkan driver fix boosted an FSR2 demo sample app by 228% on RDNA 2 GPUs

A Linux performance issue with an AMD FSR 2 sample on RDNA 2 GPUs has been fixed.

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AMD's RX 6600 is the most popular Red Team GPU among Steam gamers, by a whisker — but no Radeon card makes the top 30 list

The RX 6600 overtakes the RX 580 as the most popular gaming GPU on Steam but fails to mark Radeon's entry into the top 30 list.

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TSMC rumored to receive High NA EUV machines from ASML this year

TSMC is set to receive its first shipment of ASML's High NA EUV machine later this year.

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AWS CEO estimates large city scale power consumption of future AI model training tasks — 'an individual model may require somewhere between one to 5GW of power'

AWS CEO Matt Garman estimates that future LLM training would require up to five gigawatts, and AWS is investing in alternative renewable sources to ensure it would have power available when needed.

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Windows Server 2025 supports CPUs packing two to 192 cores — CPU support list spans Pentium chips to Xeon and EPYC parts

Microsoft has revealed its CPU support list for Windows Server 2025 that includes the surprising entry of the Pentium G7400 and G7400T.

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Intel might be too big to fail — Washington policymakers are already discussing potential solutions if the chipmaker cannot recover

American lawmakers are setting up backup plans to support Intel if it fails.

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Apple's M4 Max is the single-core performance king in Geekbench 6 — M4 Max beats the Core Ultra 9 285K and Ryzen 9 9950X

Apple retains its performance crown, beating the M3 Max by 30% in single-core performance making it the fastest chip in Geekbench 6.

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Make spruces up Agetec arcade stick with two Raspberry Pi Picos

Zeroshifter has fixed up his old Agetec arcade stick with not just one but two Raspberry Pis to make it compatible with various systems.

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Cooler Master has so many leftover Shark X cases that it's selling them at $4,300 a piece in Japan — the case is admittedly cheaper than the $7,000 pre-built PC that Cooler Master was offering

Cooler Master is now selling the case of its Shark X pre-built as an independent product. Giving builders an opportunity to build their own unique system inside of Cooler Master's shark-themed PC case.

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Ryzen 9000 CPU prices plummet in anticipation of the holiday season — Zen 5 discounts range from 10% to 23% off

You will save a lot of money if you get a Ryzen 9000 series processor right now.

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Sealed AMD Athlon XP 2000+ CPU stands the test of time — 22-year-old single-core "Thoroughbred" relic has never been turned on outside the factory

A user at X has got their hands on an untouched, box-packed, and brand-new AMD Athlon XP 2000+ dating back to 2002.

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Nvidia to replace Intel in Dow Jones Industrial Average — Intel's 25-year reign has come to an end

Intel will lose its place on the Dow Jones Industrial Average on November 8, where it will be replaced by AI giant Nvidia.

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The best Black Friday 2024 deals

We're scouring the internet for all the best Black Friday deals.

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GlobalFoundries fined $500,000 for restricted chip exports to Chinese firm on U.S. entity list — chipmaker shipped $17 million worth of silicon wafers to China’s SJ Semiconductor

GlobalFoundries is said to have shipped 74 orders, totaling $17.1 million, to SJ Semiconductor, a SMIC affiliate, without obtaining the required license.

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Dr. Jensen Huang — Nvidia CEO to receive an Honorary PhD in engineering from a Hong Kong university

A university in Hong Kong has announced to award Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang with an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering.

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Enthusiast builds a 3D printer that uses a hot glue gun — heavily modified Dremel glue gun surprisingly good at printing objects

Maker Jón Schone recently showcased a slick new design that bridges the chasm between his first love of 3D printing - and hot glue guns.

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AI-powered Minecraft runs without a game engine — game rendered in real-time at a continuous 20 FPS

DecartAI demonstrates the Oasis model, which in this stage imitates Minecraft but with some obvious issues and severe tech limitations.

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Lunar Lake's integrated memory is an expensive one-off — Intel rejects the approach for future CPUs due to margin impact

Panther Lake, Lunar Lake, and their successors will not have on-package memory.

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Arrow Lake CPUs can still get bendy despite revamped socket — specialized contact frame flattens chip, claims to lower temperatures by up to 6C

Thermal Grizzly has debuted an all-new LGA1851 contact frame designed with Arrow Lake CPUs in mind. The new contact frame purportedly reduces CPU temps by up to six degrees Celsius.

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TeamGroup DDR5-7200 C32 CAMM2 promises performance speeds over 100 GB/s — memory manufacturer aims for DDR5-9000

Teamgroup has revealed its first CAMM2 offerings - boasting speeds of DDR5-7200 CL32 and expected to launch in Q1 2025.

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Intel outlines plan to break free from TSMC manufacturing — 70% of Panther Lake at Intel fabs, Nova Lake almost entirely in-house

Intel is set to bring back in-house CPU production with Panther Lake and Nova Lake, but some products will still be made at TSMC.

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