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Mystery second hard drive maker gears up to start producing laser-powered HAMR HDDs — either WD or Toshiba preps to release new recording tech

Intevac says industry-wide HAMR adoption is three years away.

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DJI narrowly escapes U.S. drone ban, for now — company has one year to demonstrate its products don’t pose a national security risk

The U.S. is passing a law that requires DJI to have it devices certified that it's not a risk to the U.S., or else it would face an automatic ban.

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Elon Musk hints at building stripped-down Gmail alternative — billionaire first revealed Xmail intentions back in February

Elon Musk's digital ambitions are set to encompass one of the oldest most established forms of communication on the internet – Email.

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Tachyum releases a 1,600-page performance optimization manual despite continued tape-out delays and no actual silicon

Tachyum's new 1,600-page document to teach software developers to optimize performance.

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Rapidus is first Japanese company to install ASML's cutting-edge EUV machine — chipmaking tool for 2nm chips expected to be operational this year

Rapidus gets ASML's Twinscan NXE:3800E, almost completes its installation.

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Nvidia may postpone volume ramp-up of Blackwell machines: TrendForce

Nvidia may have to delay the volume ramp of Blackwell machines due to overheating and interconnect issues.

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U.S. gov't removes China's chip toolmaker AMEC from the list of 'military companies'

The U.S. government no longer considers AMEC an ally of China's military, but this will not have any impact on its daily operations.

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Qualcomm CEO expected to save $1.4 billion in Arm royalties by purchasing Nuvia, assumed Snapdragon X chips would be a massive hit

Qualcomm CEO Christiano Amon said that the company could save up to $1.4 billion in royalties to Arm by purchasing Nuvia.

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Chinese GPU designers received key technologies from British company Imagination Technology: Report

Chinese owners could use technologies developed by Imagination Technologies for China's military, according to UK-China Transparency.

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MSI opens its first laptop manufacturing facility in India — MSI bets big on India's explosive projected demand for high-performance laptop devices

MSI has opened up laptop manufacturing operations in India to meet increasing market demand.

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Intel lists the Core 200H mobile CPU lineup based on an aging Raptor Lake design — Core 200H sports up to 14 cores and 5.8 GHz boost clocks

Intel has listed a total of five new Core 200H (Raptor Lake Refresh) processors at its website.

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US could ban best-selling TP-Link routers over national security concerns — TP-Link routers tied to Chinese government-backed cyberattacks

Washington is investigating TP-Link for national security reasons, with some sources saying a ban for the popular router brand is in the works.

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Indiana bakery still using Commodore 64s originally released in 1982 as cash registers — Hilligoss Bakery in Brownsburg sticks to the BASICs

The Hilligoss Bakery in Brownsburg, Indiana proves the modern day efficacy of retro hardware by still using a Commodore 64s for business transactions.

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AMD 3D V-Cache teardown shows the majority of the Ryzen 7 9800X3D is dummy silicon

An in-depth analysis of the Ryzen 7 9800X3D suggests that a large portion of the chip is comprised of structural silicon.

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Intel’s newest B580 GPU underperforms last-gen Arc Alchemist card in Linux benchmarks – likely due to early teething pains

It seems Intel has some work to do on Battemage’s Linux support as the B580 is much faster on Windows than on Linux, when normally it’s the other way around for Intel graphics.

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High demand for Intel's Arc B580 as retailers receive weekly restocks — demand outstrips supply for the new $249 GPU champion

Intel delivers new Intel Arc B580 GPU stocks to retailers weekly, but demand is so high that they quickly run out.

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Russia plans EUV chipmaking tools that it says will be cheaper and easier to build than ASML's — country outlines new roadmap to smaller chips

Russia to develop lithography systems that could compete against ASML's Twinscan NXE EUV systems.

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Qualcomm says its Oryon CPU cores have 1% or less of Arm's original technology — cores in Snapdragon X PC chips are almost entirely custom

Qualcomm's custom Oryon CPU cores are based on the Armv8 instruction set architecture, but they contain only about 1% of actual Arm physical IP, says developer.

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GlobalWafers inks $406 million CHIPS Act deal to make 300mm wafers in the U.S.

U.S. government and GlobalWafers finalize $406 million deal to build 300mm wafer production facility in Missouri

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Arm vs. Qualcomm trial begins — Arm demands that the patent-infringing Nuvia designs be destroyed

Arm claims Qualcomm's infringements of license payments have cost it $50 million, and wants the company to destroy the Nuvia designs. Qualcomm counters that Arm is trying to compete with its own customers and that its current license already covers the Nuvia portfolio.

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China developing critical chipmaking supply chains — photoresist ecosystem emerges for ArF and KrF lasers

Chinese photoresists are getting better, could eventually address advanced process technologies.

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Inno3D hints at Neural Rendering and Advanced DLSS technology for Nvidia's next-gen RTX 50-series GPUs — DLSS 4 may debut with Blackwell

Inno3D has teased a few new technologies in its PR for CES 2025, alluding to what seems is DLSS 4 with asset generation.

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China kicks off homegrown Bluetooth alternative — Star Flash is set to take over consumer electronics in the country

Due to its integration into universal remote controls, Star Flash is set to become a common feature in many Chinese households

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Elon Musk prioritizing humanoid robot advances, says TSMC CEO — TSMC will supply the chips if the price is right

Elon Musk is now prioritizing advances in humanoid robotics, indicates TSMC’s CC Wei.

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Russia using homegrown Raspberry Pi-like computers in nuclear facilities — Elbrus ES3 certified for use in critical applications

Russia includes programmable controllers based on dual-core Elbrus 2C3 proccors into a list of hardware that can be used at critical information infrastructure facilities.

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