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Microsoft defends Game Pass price changes, tells FTC that adjustment offers multiplayer for less

Microsoft has responded to FTC criticism of its planned price increases and changes to the Game Pass subscription service, saying its new entry-level product offers more value, not less.

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Leaked RDNA 4 features suggest AMD drive to catch up in Ray Tracing — doubled RT intersect engine could come to PS5 Pro

Leaked features document points toward boosted RT performance on RDNA 4 and likely PS5 Pro as well.

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First surgery scheduled for graphene chip designed for next-gen brain implants — non-metallic chip could used for brain stimulation in the future

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is testing a graphene chip to use as a brain-computer interface to replace metallic electrodes.

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New Chinese drone can fly as long as the sun shines — solar-powered device with 200mm wingspan weighs record-breaking 4.21g

Beijing scientists have developed what they claim is the world’s smallest and lightest solar-powered drone. One of the key milestones this 4.21g device with its 200mm wingspan has achieved is being able to fly non-stop during daylight.

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Nvidia's business model 'may fall apart' if corporations can't make AI pay, says SK Group boss

SK Group Chairperson Chey Tae-won says that Nvidia may lose its place among the top corporations globally if AI technologies fail to guarantee profits in a couple of years. However, Nvidia's competitors pose a bigger threat if they develop chips that could perform just as well but at a lesser…

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Microsoft releases CrowdStrike Recovery Tool — admits 8.5 million Windows devices were affected by the BSOD issue

Microsoft released an official recovery tool that will help developers and system administrators roll out the fix for CrowdStrike affected computers much faster.

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Asus ProArt FF04 chassis from Xikii accommodates an enthusiast CPU and GPU in under 10 liters

Xikii Industries ProArt FF04 custom 9.8 liter PC chassis made solely for Asus graphics card users has gone up for pre-order at jd.com for an astounding 3,799 Chinese yuan, or roughly US$522.

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Nvidia could lose up to $12 billion in revenue if US bans new China-oriented GPU — analysts believe the H20 will get the banhammer soon

Rumored U.S. govt's plan, if implemented, will cost Nvidia some $12 billion.

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Intel sneaks out nine 14th-Gen CPUs without E-cores — odd flagship Core i9-14901KE is the first overclockable chip for the embedded market

Intel has released a new lineup of 14th Gen Raptor Lake Refresh processors featuring P-cores and no E-cores. Unfortunately, the lineup is inaccessible to mainstream customers and is being made exclusive to OEM customers for embedded solutions.

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'Russia’s Google’ exits the country — Yandex plans to triple its Nvidia GPU deployments

After nearly two years of negotiations, the Russian-founded tech and search giant Yandex is rebranding in the EU under a new name.

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Windows 11 runs on the iPhone 15 Pro — Tiny11 and UTM SE used to create a 'terribly slow' pocket PC

A Twitter user has shown a slim Windows 11 build, Tiny11 Core, emulated on an iPhone.

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Intel XeSS receives some minor improvements — tech still lacks a native Frame Generation feature

Intel XeSS SDK gets updated to version 1.3.1.

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Intel says 13th and 14th Gen mobile CPUs are crashing, but not due to the same bug as desktop chips — chipmaker blames common software and hardware issues

Intel's official statement highlights the reported instability issues on mobile 13th and 14th Generation processors.

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Benchmark dev says Snapdragon X CPU is off to a good start — 6.5% of Geekbench 6 benchmarks in the past month run on Snapdragon X devices

Geekbench reports that out of the over 80,000 tests performed by Geekbench 6 on Windows devices, over 5,300 were on a Snapdragon X-powered device.

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Windows 3.1 saves the day during CrowdStrike outage — Southwest Airlines scrapes by with archaic OS

Southwest Airlines was able to keep operating even when all other airlines were crippled by the CrowdStrike update because their systems use Windows 3.1, a 32-year-old operating system that no longer receives updates.

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12-core Zen 5 CPU beat Intel's 20-core chip and Apple's M3 Max in PassMark — Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 glides past the Core i7-14700HX and M3 Max

AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 has debuted in PassMark. It features the same performance as Apple's M3 Max processors and outperforms some of Intel's Core i7 Raptor Lake Refresh HX-series CPUs.

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39 million motherboards expected to be sold in 2024 — shipments recover to pre-pandemic levels

Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock expect to sell 38.8 million motherboards in 2024, surpassing the 2019 record of 37.6 million units.

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DARPA invests $1.4 billion to build multi-chiplet 3D processors for military and civilian applications

U.S. Department of Defense and Texas Legislature to spend $1.4 billion on building ultra-advanced multi-chiplet designs .

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Neural network learns to make maps with Minecraft — code available on GitHub

Neural networks are taught to create cognitive spatial maps of environments using Minecraft and predictive coding.

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Nvidia GPU partners reportedly cheap out on thermal paste, causing 100C hotspot temperatures — cheap paste allegedly degrades in a few months

Nvidia's AIB partners reportedly use dirt-cheap thermal paste that dries out in just a few months, causing many RTX 40-series graphics cards to overheat.

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LAPD warns residents after spike in burglaries using Wi-Fi jammers that disable security cameras, smart doorbells

Wi-Fi jammers are being used to aid in committing home robberies

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This Raspberry Pi DinkyDash family dashboard helps track chores, birthdays, and more

Caspar von Wrede has created a Raspberry Pi dashboard for his family that keeps track of chores, events, birthdays and more.

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New massive PC liquid cooling radiator weighs over 35lbs, holds nine 200mm fans — MO-RA IV 600 costs close to $600

Watercool introduces the MO-RA IV 200, 400, and 600 radiators, which can accommodate two, four, and nine 200mm fans for the ultimate cooling capacity.

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TSMC establishes new Foundry 2.0 paradigm — could help address regulatory concerns of a monopoly

TSMC takes a page from Intel's IDM 2.0, proclaims itself a Foundry 2.0 company.

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CrowdStrike's market cap plunges $12.5 billion in wake of global outage

CrowdStrike shares open 15% down after a 24-hour nightmare slowly comes to a close.

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