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AMD Anti-Lag steps out of its comfort zone — tech arrives on Vulkan 1.3.291, bringing Anti-Lag benefits outside of DirectX for the first time

The Vulkan API gets an AMD Anti-Lag addition.

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Huawei sues MediaTek for patent infringement of unnamed technology

Huawei reportedly sues MediaTek to collect royalties for patents used by MediaTek's processors.

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Nvidia cuts GeForce Now pricing in half — Priority and Ultimate memberships 50% off for a limited time

Nvidia knocked 50% off the price of its Priority and Ultimate memberships for a limited time. Pricing starts at $4.99, which is nearly on par with the cost of Nvidia's day passes.

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One of the first home computers resurrected — Raspberry Pi and 3D printing brings faux TRS-80 to life

One of the first home computers, the TRS-80 series inspired many of us. One maker has replicated the classic computer using modern hobbyist technology.

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Enthusiast ejects failing Lenovo laptop keyboard, upgrades system with custom titanium case and mechanical keyboard

Marcin Plaza's old Lenovo Yoga laptop keyboard is about to give out — so he upgrades it by replacing the old keyboard with a low-profile mechanical one and a ordering a new titanium case.

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Microsoft's new Xbox Game Pass Standard Tier is a 'degraded product' according to FTC

Microsoft Game Pass subscription prices are rising across the board and the FTC isn't happy about it, says Microsoft is exercising its market power post-merger with Activision-Blizzard.

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Micron unveils MRDIMMs for Intel Xeon 6: Up to 256GB DDR5-8800 modules

Micron's MRDIMMs wed maximum performance with maximum capacity for Intel Xeon 6 servers.

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China memory maker YMTC sues Micron in the US — accuses Micron of infringing 11 of its patents

Chinese Yangtze Memory says Micron's memory infringers its patents, asks court to stop sales of Micron's 3D NAND in the U.S. and royalties.

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Global IT issue strikes Windows machines, cause now linked to CrowdStrike software update

An apparent IT update is allegedly linked to a global IT outage for Microsoft Cloud services and BSoD

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Windows 11 Update 23H2 is now in broad deployment after fixing critical bugs

Microsoft finally finishes launching Windows 11 Update 23H2, so any user who checks Windows Update can receive it.

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Steam Deck, ROG Ally docking station has enough ports to turn your handheld into a part-time battlestation

Jsaux has a new docking station aimed directly at handheld gaming PCs sporting Type-C connectivity. The dock comes with six ports in total and can prop up handheld devices for desk use.

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AMD's flagship Zen 5 desktop CPU impresses in new rendering benchmarks — Ryzen 9 9950X outperforms Ryzen 9 7950X by 24%

An AnandTech member benchmarked an engineering sample of AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X in Cinebench R23 at various power levels.

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AMD 3DNow! instructions finally extinct as LLVM compiler drops support

Over a decade after AMD stopped using 3DNow!, the LLVM compiler is dropping support for the instruction set.

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Microsoft will soon implement Nvidia GeForce Now alongside Xbox Cloud Gaming for its first-party titles listed on Xbox.com

Xbox.com's Play With Cloud button will soon support Nvidia GeForce Now alongside Xbox Cloud Gaming (formerly Project xCloud).

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AMD's biggest AI GPU booster adds support for Nvidia, too — Lamini AI preps memory tuning for Nvidia hardware

Lamini AI, which used to be AMD exclusive, now supports Nvidia CUDA GPUs too.

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Nvidia transitioning to open-source GPU kernel modules for Linux — R560 and later default to open-source for Turing and newer graphics cards

Nvidia began transitioning its Linux GPU drivers to open-source two years ago, and is now completing that move.

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The U.S. is building a chip packaging supply chain in Latin America

U.S. to assist Latin America in boosting its semiconductor assembly, testing, and packaging capabilities in Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica.

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Dev reports Intel's laptop CPUs are also suffering from crashing issues — several laptops have suffered similar failures in testing

Raptor Lake instability has reached the laptop segment. A new report has confirmed that Raptor Lake instability on the mobile side is nearly as bad as the desktop side, making this issue even more problematic than it already is.

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AMD's fastest new laptop chip beats Apple M3 Max in single-core performance — Apple fires back at AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 in multi-core

Benchmark results indicate that the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 may be a beast of a processor for mobile devices.

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New software lets you run a private AI cluster at home with networked smartphones, tablets, and computers — Exo software runs LLama and other AI models

The new experimental software clusters your smartphones, tablets, and computers into the equivalent of a high-powered AI GPU.

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AMD's Zen 5 chips pack in 8.315 billion transistors per compute die, a 28% increase in density

AMD's Ryzen 9000 'Eldora' CCD has the same die size as Ryzen 7000 'Durango' CCD, but Ryzen AI 300 'Strix Point' is massively larger than Hawk Point.

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AWS Graviton4 CPU benchmarked against AMD and Intel processors — faster than predecessors and more cost-effective

Amazon's Graviton4 processors bring significant performance advantages over its predecessors and can compete against AMD's EPYC 'Genoa' and Intel's Xeon 'Sapphire Rapids' in many workloads.

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Transistors on NASA's Europa satellite can't handle space radiation, putting mission at risk — repair could require 'baking' the MOSFETS inside the satellite

The Infineon transistors NASA used on the Europa Clipper had a higher-than-expected failure rate when exposed to radiation. The agency now has to see how it will affect the Jupiter mission and what steps it should take to keep the satellite on schedule.

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UK gov't invests $1.43 million in UltraRAM — new non-volatile memory is as fast as RAM, can store data for 1,000+ years

Quinas Technology gets $1.43 million to bring UltraRAM a little bit closer to mass production.

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Enthusiast makes their own liquid nitrogen with readily available refrigeration components

Hyperspace Pirate on YouTube walks through his process of making liquid nitrogen with his homemade cryocooler

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