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ChatGPT-5 won't be coming this year — OpenAI CEO reveals company is focusing on existing models

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed that ChatGPT-5 won't be coming this year, due to development and resource limitations. Instead it will be arriving early next year.

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Chinese researchers build military AI using Meta’s open-source Llama model — ChatBIT allegedly performs at around 90% of the performance of OpenAI GPT-4 LLM

Chinese researchers built the ChatBIT AI that focuses on intelligence gathering and processing using Meta's Llama 13B model.

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AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 outperforms Intel's Core Ultra 7 258V in LLM performance — Team Red provided benchmarks show a strong lead of up to 27% in LM Studio

AMD's Strix Point APUs lead Intel's Lunar Lake chips in local LLM workloads by up to 27%.

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Intel says it will miss its AI goals with Gaudi 3 due to unbaked software — Intel's $500 million AI goal unachievable as competitors rake in billions

Software issues slowed the sales ramp of Intel's Gaudi 3 accelerator for AI.

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Cadence says its AI-driven chip design tools provide a process node's worth of performance gain, but without moving forward to a new node

Cadence says that using its AI-assisted design tools can enable 5% to 20% performance, power, and area improvements, akin to adopting a next-generation process technology.

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This Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Groovebox is ready to jam

Rheslip20 has created a Raspberry Pi Pico 2-powered groovebox that can play up to 16 samples for a cool Pi-powered concert experience.

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Minisforum launches $559 RX 7600M XT OCuLink eGPU docking station for mini-PCs

Minisforum is launched an RX 7600M eGPU with an OCuLink port.

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Intel lost $16.6 billion in Q3, reports $13.3 billion in revenue

Restructuring charges and new products ramp deepen Intel losses to $16.6 billion as products group remain profitable.

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Microsoft again delays Recall feature, says it will arrive for Windows Insiders on Copilot Plus PCs in December

Microsoft says Recall will be available for Windows Insiders in December.

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Diabatix and Asus hit new overclocking records with LN2-optimized heatsink – Intel Core Ultra 9 285K hits 7.448 GHz

Diabatix creates an LN2-optimized heatsink enabling Asus ROG to set new overclocking records on Intel Core Ultra 9 285K.

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Nintendo launches Nintendo Music, an Android/iOS streaming app for paid Switch Online members

Nintendo Music arrives for smart devices, though a Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to use it.

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Microsoft will charge Windows 10 users $30 per year for security updates

Microsoft offers consumers an option to keep using Windows 10 with security updates after support expires: an Extended Security Updates subscription for $30 per year.

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It’s been 30 years since Intel’s infamous Pentium FDIV bug reared its ugly head – a math bug caused Intel’s first CPU recall

2024 marks the 30th anniversary since Intel announced a math glitch on some of its Pentium CPUs.

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Meta is using more than 100,000 Nvidia H100 AI GPUs to train Llama-4 — Mark Zuckerberg says that Llama 4 is being trained on a cluster “bigger than anything that I’ve seen”

Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta is training its Llama-4 models on a cluster with over 100,000 Nvidia H100 AI GPUs.

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Elon Musk spent roughly $10 billion on AI training hardware in 2024

xAI and Tesla spend billions on AI training hardware.

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Raspberry Pi drives daily Calvin and Hobbes comic fun via E-ink display

Doctr_sbaitso has created a Raspberry Pi-powered display that shows a new Calvin and Hobbes comic every day using a Waveshare E-Ink display.

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Computer monitors poised for price cuts this year — analyst says falling demand to impact prices until end of 2024

Monitor prices are expected to fall towards the end of the year as demand for new displays drops.

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Shuttle launches barebones 4.7-liter mini-PC with room for dual-slot GPUs — XH610G2 sports Intel LGA1700 with support for 12th Gen and newer CPUs and PCIe 5.0

Shuttle debuts a new 4.7-liter mini-PC.

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New York State to get new $825 million semiconductor R&D facility

The NSTC is getting a flagship facility in Albany, New York that's dedicated to EUV research and development.

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AMD crowns the Ryzen 7 9800X3D a ‘gaming legend’ in a surprise announcement — chipmaker claims $479 Zen 5 3D V-Cache chip is up to an average 20% faster than Intel Core Ultra 9 flagship

AMD has announced its highly anticipated Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor.

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Nvidia's Arm-based PC chips for consumers to launch in September 2025, commercial to follow in 2026: Report

Nvidia will challenge AMD and Intel on the PC platform front from 2025 to 2026, according to the report.

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Smuggler packs 200 pounds of meth into PC cases, gets busted — Australian Border Force foil drug smuggling plot

Earlier this month, the Australian Border Force (ABF) found 100kg of methamphetamine hidden inside a consignment of imported PC tower cases. This week, after all the contraband had been removed, the ABF and Australian Federal Police (AFP) arrested a 45-year-old Malaysian man when he allegedly accepted delivery of the imported…

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Analyst firm raises alarm about EUV chipmaking tools — each consumes as much power as a small city, fabs to consume 54,000 Gigawatts by 2030

Leading-edge semiconductor fabs to consume 54,000 Gigawatts a year by 2030, which is more than some countries consume today.

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Steam game listings must now flag any kernel-level anti-cheat software integrations

Valve requires game developers to now explicitly mention if their game features anti-cheat tools that operate in the kernel.

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SRAM scaling isn't dead after all — TSMC's 2nm process tech claims major improvements

TSMC's N2 fabrication process shrinks SRAM bit cell size, increases SRAM density to ~38 Mb/mm^2.

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