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This Raspberry Pi-powered trackpad is totally open-source

Ploopy Co has created a Raspberry Pi-powered trackpad called the Ploopy Trackpad. It's an open-source trackpad that's also available as a DIY kit.

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How To Create a Custom Linux App Menu With Zenity

Learn how to write a Bash shell script that will have all of your favorite apps ready to go!

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Former Intel CPU engineer details how internal x86-64 efforts were suppressed prior to AMD64's success

Intel was hesitant to embrace x86-64 given the resources put into Itanium.

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World's highest-capacity SSD sees retail price hikes -- Solidigm 61.44TB SSD pricing nearly doubles

Solidigm's 61.44TB SSD now costs over $7,000, up from around $4,000 earlier this year.

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Gigabyte introduces Thunderbolt 5 PCIe 4 card with up to 120 Gbps of bandwidth, support for 100W power delivery

Gigabyte introduces "Thunderbolts 5", a Thunderbolt 5 add-in card for PCIe 4.0 motherboards.

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Gigabyte X3D Turbo Mode promises up to 35% higher gaming performance on Ryzen 9000X3D — Ryzen 9000 could see up to 20% improvement

With the new Turbo Mode BIOS feature, Gigabyte promises up to 35% extra gaming performance for AMD's upcoming Ryzen 9000X3D processors and 20% on existing Ryzen 9000 CPUs.

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Connecting Your Mobile Gaming Console to a Large Screen HDTV with an HDMI Cable

An HDMI connection to a large screen HDTV enhances the enjoyment of playing games.

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India plans import curbs on PC parts and laptops — an initiative to encourage domestic manufacturing and reduce dependency on countries like China

The Indian government is planning to introduce import restrictions on laptops and computer parts in an attempt to boost local production and reduce reliance on foreign countries.

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AI researcher scrapes usable data from a 35-second screen recording for less than one cent via Google Gemini

AI research Simon Willison used a screen recording and AI to quickly scrape data at a fraction of the cost.

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Unreleased Core Ultra 200S CPU has already been delidded — streamer shares beautiful die shots of Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake chip

A hardware enthusiast has already gotten his hands on an Arrow Lake desktop CPU and delidded it for the world to see. Die shots of the chip reveal its five tiles.

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Samsung reportedly delays purchase of fab tools for fab in Texas — chipmaker allegedly faces challenges with securing clients

Samsung postponed the delivery of new tools from ASML.

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Intel Core 200U CPU spotted with Alder Lake silicon — Core 7 250U shows identical configuration as the Core 7 150U, Core i7-1355U and Core i7-1255U

The newly spotted Core 7 250U cache configuration indicates that Intel's Core "Non-Ultra" 200 series will still use Alder Lake.

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This Spooky Raspberry Pi Halloween eye uses AI to stalk you around the room

Poke08 has created a spooky Raspberry Pi-powered Halloween eye that uses AI to track faces and follow you around the room.

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Intel CEO displays Panther Lake sample at Lenovo event

Intel's 18A processor smiles for the camera: A small CPU that means a lot for Intel.

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Turn your monitor into a powerful all-in-one computer with the MSI Cubi NUC 1M mini PC

The award-winning MSI Cubi NUC 1M mini PC can hide behind your monitor, proving that desktop PCs don’t have to be big, bulky and beige.

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AMD Ryzen AI 300 MAX series APU support spotted in latest chipset driver from Asus

AMD's latest chipset drivers confirm the existence of the Ryzen AI 300 MAX series, indicating that Strix Halo is on the brink of arrival.

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Microsoft Azure CTO claims distribution of AI training is needed as AI datacenters approach power grid limits

Microsoft, other AI giants could take a page from Chinese researchers, who trained an AI model using multiple datacenters at once.

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University student builds simple raycaster maze demo with transparency support in Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is proven capable of raycasting and transparency effects.

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Arm wants to sell directly to Chinese customers, sidestep Arm China

Arm may rival its own Arm China joint venture and sell directly to customers in China.

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Qualcomm abruptly cancels Snapdragon X Elite dev kit — refunds customers for mini PC, ends sales and support for the device immediately

Qualcomm announced in a letter to its customers (via retailer Arrow) that the Snapdragon X Elite Dev Kit will be discontinued immediately and indefinitely, with customers set to receive refunds for their orders.

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Asus ROG Thor III PSUs come with magnetic OLED displays — and power ratings up to 1,600W

Asus has taken the wraps off a revamped flagship line of PC power supplies which come with a new magnetic OLED display.

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AI engineers claim new algorithm reduces AI power consumption by 95% — replaces complex floating-point multiplication with integer addition

AI engineers develop an algorithm that will replace floating-point multiplication with integer addition to make AI processing more efficient.

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TSMC is not interested in buying Intel's fabs

TSMC is not interested in buying Intel's fabs 'at all.'

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Man who lost half-billion dollar Bitcoin HDD sues local authority for $500 million for not letting him dig through landfill

A Welsh man whose partner accidentally threw out an HDD containing 8,000 Bitcoins has become increasingly desperate to recoup the lost treasure. Now, he is suing the council.

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6G tests reach a blisteringly quick 938 Gb/s transmission rate, 5000X faster than 5G

Researchers have successfully achieved one of the fastest 6G bandwidth tests so far using radio-waves and light-based communication.

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