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Sabrent's Thunderbolt 5 external SSD hits over 6 GB/s — Rocket XTRM 5 brings NVMe-class speeds to portable storage

Sabrent introduces its first Thunderbolt 5 external SSD in a 7-minute YouTube video.

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Intel-powered laptop with dual screens starts at $899 — Acemagic X1 wields two 14-inch FHD displays

The Acemagic X1 has an Intel Core i7-1255U, 16GB of RAM, 2TB storage, and two 14-inch Full HD displays.

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Intel's stock drops 30% overnight —company sheds $39 billion in market cap

Intel capitalization drops by $39 billion overnight due to modest business outlook and a massive layoffs plan.

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UK government puts on hold £1.3bn worth of AI and tech projects — exascale supercomputer at Edinburgh University also included on the list

The Labour government is suspending funds for the exascale supercomputer at the University of Edinburgh and other AI initiatives.

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Intel customer bemoans CPU RMA process — furious owner says Intel claims brand new Core i9-14900K chips purchased from Amazon and Micro Center are fake

Intel says that a Reddit user's RMA claims were counterfeit products, threatening to destroy them if the user goes through with the returns. In the meantime, Micro Center and Amazon accepted the defective Intel chips and gave a refund despite the CPUs already falling out of the return window.

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Pineboards announces Raspberry Pi AI HAT bundle combining both NPU and M.2 NVMe storage

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U.S. DoJ launches Nvidia antitrust investigation — investigating potential strong-arm tactics related to AI GPU supply

U.S. Department of Justice investigates whether Nvidia forced its partners to buy multiple products to maximize its earnings.

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Intel loses $1.6 billion as data center CPU and foundry divisions struggle

Intel announces major cost-cutting plan to resize and refocus as it loses $1.6 billion on $12.8 billion revenue in Q2 2024.

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Intel Lunar Lake is 'almost entirely' outsourced as Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest get powered on

Intel's Lunar Lake may be expensive, but Intel 18A-based Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest processors look promising.

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Intel announces two extra years of warranty amid chip crashing and instability issues — longer warranty applies to 13th- and 14th-Gen Core processors

Intel announced today that it will extend the warranty on its boxed Intel Core 13th- and 14th-Gen processors by two additional years.

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U.S. government reportedly denies $4 billion grant for Applied Materials

Applied Materials will not get $4 billion to fund new R&D center in Silicon Valley.

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Intel to layoff more than 15% of workforce — 15,000 or more employees — encountered Meteor Lake yield issues, suspends dividend

Intel announced plans to lay off more than 15% of its workforce amid troubling results.

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5 new Intel Granite Rapids chips discovered with up to 128 cores, 500W TDP

Five new Granite Rapids CPU models have been discovered, including the 6980P, that comes with 128 cores, 500W TDP and a 2 GHz base frequency. The five models boast core counts higher than any of Intel's preceding Emerald Rapids CPUs.

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New Chinese office GPU can double as a budget 1080p gaming GPU — MTT S50 wields 2,048 MUSA cores, 8GB VRAM, 85W TGP

Moore Threads has introduced a new GPU model to its mainstream consumer lineup, the S50. It features the exact core count and memory subsystem as the S60.

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AMD's next Zen 5 CPU could be a desktop-like 115W chip in a mobile form factor — Ryzen Strix Halo spotted with 16 cores and RDNA 3.5 iGPU

AMD develops the FP11 package for muscle gaming laptops. It houses two CCDs, a high-end IOD with GPU, and supports up to 115W TDP.

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Intel wins patent spat with R2 Semiconductor in the UK — chipmaker still has ongoing cases in Germany, Italy, and France

Intel won over R2 Semiconductor in the UK regarding the voltage regulation technology used in the 10th—to 12th-gen Intel chips, which the latter alleges infringed on its patents.

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Watercooled Ryzen 9 9950X ranks as the 5th fastest CPU in the world on Time Spy Extreme CPU benchmark — Zen 5 flagship only lagged behind core-heavy Xeon and Threadripper chips

Several benchmark submissions to HWBot featuring a Ryzen 9 9950X have appeared, showcasing a fast performance that is out of the box.

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Researchers detail revolutionary new X-ray tech for seeing inside computer chips — PyXL is a non-destructive method that delivers crisp and clear 3D images

Researchers have detailed a new X-ray technique that can see inside computer chips to reveal crisp and clear 3D images. Unlike prior practical investigative methods, this one is non-destructive.

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German gov summons China ambassador to complain about attack from 'state-controlled Chinese cyber criminals'

Germany's Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy has been hit by cyber espionage, and an in-depth investigation fingered Chinese state actors as those responsible for the attack.

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Microsoft fixes Xbox One consoles that were effectively bricked due to being unable to update

Microsoft fixes an issue that was effectively soft-bricking a number of original Xbox One models out in the wild.

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$700 Snapdragon X PCs will be available starting next year, says Qualcomm CEO

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon says that Snapdragon X PCs priced at $700 are set to arrive next year, allowing more people to get their hands on Windows on Arm.

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Intel class action lawsuit investigation begins for the company's CPU crashing and instability issues

Class action law firm asks owners of Intel's desktop processors whether they want to participate in a class action lawsuit against Intel.

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China's newest homegrown AI chip matches industry standard at 45 TOPS — 6nm Arm-based 12-core Cixin P1 starting mass production

The Cixin P1 has entered the tape-out phase of its development, with test models seen by the Chinese tech press in a recent launch event. The 12-core Arm CPU on the 6nm process will reach 45 TOPS across its CPU, GPU and NPU.

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Alphawave develops 3nm UCIe chiplet IP for die-to-die connectivity

Alphawave brings up 3nm UCIe die-to-die IP for CoWoS system-in-packages.

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China limits civilian drone exports starting September 1 — country aims to prevent use by foreign military or terror orgs

China will adjust its civilian drone export rules from September 1. Starting from that date, policy changes will be enacted to prohibit the export of civilian drones that can be used for military or terrorist aggression.

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