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Raspberry Pi-powered RescueTap automatically alerts caregivers in an emergency

Youssef Eldemery has created a Raspberry Pi-powered alert system that monitors the person wearing it and sends notifications to caregivers in case of an emergency.

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Intel allegedly has 'stock availability issues' for Core i9-13900K and 14900K CPUs

Intel reportedly runs out of replacements for its range-topping Core i9-13900K/14900K 'Raptor Lake' CPUs.

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Intel says defect density at 18A is 'healthy,' potential clients are lining up

Intel discloses defect density of 18A process technology for the first time, says clients are inclined to use it.

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U.S. Department of Justice subpoenas Nvidia in AI antitrust investigation

U.S. Department of Justice formally subpoenas Nvidia and other companies in its AI antitrust investigation.

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V-Color unveils DDR5 CUDIMM modules with RGB LEDs and up to 9200 MT/s

V-Color announces DDR5 CUDIMM modules for enthusiasts. It will have kits that provide up to 48GB of RAM with speeds up to DDR5-9200. There's currently no word on retail availability, however.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus now comes in 8-core variants

The Snapdragon X Plus 8-Core has slower multi-threaded performance, a lower-end GPU, and lesser camera support, but it should bring down prices for Snapdragon laptops.

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Microsoft's Surface Pros with Snapdragon come to businesses

Microsoft is bringing its Snapdragon X-based Surface Pro and Surface Laptop to businesses, and adding 5G to the Surface Pro and Surface Pro 10.

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Intel could be removed from Dow Jones due to stark stock price drop: Report

As Intel's market cap drops below $100 billion, the company's stock could be removed from the prestigious DJIA index.

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Retro gaming enthusiasts demonstrate transmission of C64 games via YouTube — data rates appear to be around 30 bits per second

Two retro gaming enthusiasts decided download links were just too fast for their taste, so they developed a way to transmit the software using flashing dots and YouTube. Speeds appear to be very slow, at roughly 30 bits per second in a test video.

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Cooler Master's Shark X PC is up for pre-order with a jaw-dropping $6,999 price tag — a lot of money for a Core i7-14700F, 64GB RAM, RTX 4070 Ti Super, and 2TB SSD

Cooler Master has finally launched its shark-themed pre-built gaming PC, which it has already shown off twice at CES. The new Shark X has a Core i7 14700F and RTX 4070 Ti Super GPU.

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Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X gaming performance don't benefit from a higher TDP — 105W TDP mode tested in three modern games

The 105W TDP option for the Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X was tested in three games to see if the higher power setting would improve gaming performance.

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MSI's new productivity laptops boast Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Ryzen AI 300

MSI brought productivity laptops to IFA, with the latest chips from both Intel and AMD. There's also a single gaming laptop, the MSI Stealth.

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Incase will launch rebranded "Designed by Microsoft" peripherals in Q4 2024

Microsoft Hardware lives on through a line of relaunched, rebranded hardware from Incase, "Designed by Microsoft."

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Chinese GPU-maker XCT, once valued at $2.1B, is on the verge of collapse — shareholders now suing founder

Xiangdixian Computing Technology (XCT), the company behind China's homegrown Tianjun GPUs, is reportedly facing financial trouble after laying off employees and being sued by its shareholders.

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Intel Core Ultra Series 2 comes to the Dell XPS 13

The Dell XPS 13 9350 uses Intel's Core Ultra Series 2 processor for up to 28W of performance and longer battery life, but the chassis is unchanged.

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Intel launches Lunar Lake: claims Arm-beating battery life, world’s fastest mobile CPU cores

Intel finally revealed its performance benchmarks for its Lunar Lake Core Ultra 200V-series processors, touting ‘historic x86 power efficiency’ coupled with the world’s fastest mobile CPU cores and 30% faster gaming performance than competing processors.

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Taiwan accuses Chinese chip manufacturing tool companies of poaching engineers from Taiwanese companies

Taiwanese intelligence says that Naura Technology and others illegally poach engineers from Taiwanese high-tech firms to boost the Chinese semiconductor industry.

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Taiwan chip industry heavyweights form SiPhIA to energize the photonics industry

Over 30 Taiwanese tech industry heavyweights have formed a new Silicon Photonics Industry Alliance (SiPhIA), demonstrating that this branch of semiconductor development is getting serious attention. Leading semiconductor firms like TSMC, ASE, Foxconn, and MediaTek are in the new collective.

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Leaker says RTX 50-series GPUs will require substantially more power, with the RTX 5090 TDP jumping by over 100 watts

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Intel to establish advanced chip R&D center in Japan — a collaborative venture with Tokyo's Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Intel and Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology to establish semiconductor R&D center to advance Japanese chip industry.

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Raspberry Pi 5 powers personal cloud server in a custom laser-cut case

Michael Klements has created a cool Raspberry Pi 5-powered personal cloud server and made a slick laser cut case for it using an Omtech Polar.

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Scientists create optically switchable photonic units, aiming to power the future of logic gates and microchips

A research team from the University of Bayreuth and the University of Melbourne have successfully used optical logic gates to read, write, and erase binary information, marking one of the first successful applications of light to input, process, and output data.

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Pentium processor turned into a Navajo weaving — Ken Shirriff finds a piece of CPU history

This Navajo rug weaved in the likeness of the first Pentium die, a gift commissioned by Intel, is currently on display in the National Gallery of Art. Ken Shirriff, curator of online tech oddities, tracked down the history of Intel's relationship with the Navajo reservation.

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Khadas lists modular Intel Lunar Lake AI mini-PC development kit for $1,199

Khadas has a new Lunar Lake development PC that can be connected to a variety of accessories including a GPU dock featuring a desktop RTX 4060 Ti.

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Icy Dock unveils 4-bay M.2 adapter for PCIe 5.0 SSDs: up to 56 GB/s

Icy Dock reveals ExpressSlot MB204MP-B adapter for four M.2-2280 SSDs.

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