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RISC-V CPU arrives on a tablet starting at $149 — DC-ROMA RISC-V Pad II features an octa-core CPU and up to 16GB RAM and 128GB eMMC storage

The DC-ROMA RISC-V Pad II tablet uses the same SoC as the DC-ROMA RISC-V Laptop II and could be upgraded with an Android 15 OS.

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AMD Radeon RX 8000 GPU emerges in Geekbench benchmarks — Navi 48 GPU with 56 RDNA 4 CUs at 2.1 GHz and 16GB VRAM

Geekbench OpenCL scores have been uploaded for an upcoming "gfx1201" AMD GPU using the Navi 48 architecture, indicating that RDNA 4-based RX 8000 Series GPUs are already being tested.

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Nvidia’s stock surge mints new employee millionaires, but many can’t yet enjoy their wealth

More and more Nvidia employees are becoming millionaires or even multimillionaires, but they're still working long, stressful hours that leave no time to enjoy their riches.

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Apple may switch to 16GB of memory as default for new M4 series — test machines hint at a transition even on the base model

An Apple insider has noted that a quartet of new base-level Mac computers are being tested, all with at least 16GB of RAM. Upcoming M4 machines are likely to adhere to this minimum.

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Linux market share approaching 4.5% for first time, could hit 5% by 1Q25

Linux's market share has jumped by over 40% in a year.

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Self-learning AI algorithms improve 3D printing speed and efficiency — biomedical model printing boosted by Washington State University team

A WSU research team built an AI model that allowed them to 3D print human organs that looked and felt like the real thing.

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Scientists to use AI and 1.6 million brain scans for earlier and more accurate dementia diagnoses

Researchers in Scotland are hopeful they can use machine learning to detect signs of dementia much earlier than is currently possible.

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Microsoft's Windows Control Panel might not get the axe after all — 38-year-old feature could live on as wording about deprecation is removed

A sentence that seemed to confirm the Control Panel's retirement was replaced by a more ambiguous line.

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Intel hires Morgan Stanley to protect itself against activist investors

Amid the lack of activism, Intel wants to protect itself against activist investors.

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Chinese researchers boast of a world record underwater wireless transmission range of 30 kilometers, eclipsing NATO's best tech

China takes a lead in underwater wireless communications.

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UC Riverside team develops new superconductor material for quantum computing

This new superconductor could potentially reduce errors in quantum computers.

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China's Unisoc launches 'world's first' open architecture RISC-V security chip

Unisoc launches RISC-V security chip, the E450R.

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Asus shows off GaN PSUs at Gamescom 2024, touts benefits of increased efficiency, cooler and quieter operation

Asus showed off its ROG THOR and ROG STRIX PSUs that use GaN technology to deliver better cooled and more power efficient PSUs.

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Nintendo PlayStation controller prototype sells for $35,000 at auction

Just prior to the 3D console era getting its proper start with Nintendo 64 and PlayStation, Sony and Nintendo were in a partnership that produced a scarce few Nintendo PlayStations before the two companies went separate ways.

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Senior Intel CPU architects splinter to develop RISC-V processors — veterans establish AheadComputing

While Intel is busy laying off thousands of employees some of its most experienced CPU architects, with a combined 80+ years at the firm, have left to form a RISC-V startup. AheadComputing was co-founded by Debbie Marr, Mark Dechene, Jonathan Pearce, and Srikanth Srinivasan, with the goal of 'creating compelling…

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Chinese scientists claim carbon nanotube transistor breakthrough — AI performance boosts from Gate All Around design

Chinese scientists build TPU based on carbon nanotube GAA transistors.

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Raspberry Pi powered 'third eye' helps visually impaired people navigate the world with AI

Md. Khairul Alamhas created a wearable pair of glasses that has a camera module that enables visually impaired persons to better navigate using AI.

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Simple hydrogel 'brain' demonstrated playing Pong — it learned and improved over time

Polymer hydrogels interfaced with an electrode array prove capable of 'learning' how to get higher scores.

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Intel ‘Lunar Lake’ Core Ultra 200V laptops from Acer and Asus spotted in retail listings

A quartet of Intel Lunar Lake laptops has been listed by a major tech retailer in France. Pricing revealed.

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The Spectrum full-size retro computer leaks — $99 device with 48 games will arrive in November

A full-sized modern remake of the classic 8-bit Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer created by Retro Games, and marketed as The Spectrum, looks set to launch shortly. Modeled on the iconic Spectrum 48K design, with rubber block keys and rainbow stripe, the new device offers 48 built-in games and makes it…

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China's largest Core i9-14900K gaming cafe has suffered from instability issues since 2023 — the flagship store has 171 gaming PCs with Core i9-14900K chips

The world's largest Core i9-14900K equipped internet cafe in China reportedly suffered from CPU instability issues nearly a year ago, requiring Intel engineers to come in person to fix the problem.

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DeepCool products rebranded to Shaking Tank to dodge U.S. sanctions — seller blurs DeepCool logos from product renders

DeepCool products are still available in the U.S. despite the sanctions. Apparently, they have been rebranded under the Shaking Tank moniker.

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Steam Beta client updates release for Steam Deck and desktop client — update addresses game recording issues and some finer Steam Deck controls

Valve generally updates the Steam Client Beta to improve the experience on Steam Deck and Desktop PCs.

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Imagination shifts AI strategy and abandons NPUs — company secures $100M in financing

Imagination shifts AI focus from NPUs to GPUs and gets funding.

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Raspberry Pi CatBot monitors for stray cats and texts you a photo

Michael Suguitan is using a Raspberry Pi to monitor stray cats and automatically texts a photo of them when they're detected.

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