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Cryorig debuts dual-tower RGB air cooler with 120mm fans and copper base plate for AMD and Intel CPUs

Cryorig has launched a new high-performance dual tower air cooler sporting a black finish and RGB fans.

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TSMC's market cap is on track to reach $1 trillion — 6.5 times larger than Intel

TSMC set to become Asia's first trillion dollar company, thanks to AI frenzy.

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Nvidia bundles Black Myth: Wukong with RTX 40-series GPUs — RTX 4060 and RTX 4050 are not eligible, though

Black Myth: Wukong will be bundled with RTX 40 Series GPUs, and DLSS 3 will receive updates for it and other games ahead of its release.

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Current AIs only have the IQ level of a cat, asserts Google DeepMind CEO

The CEO of Google DeepMind has compared the IQ levels of contemporary artificial intelligence and domestic cats. However, AI is progressing fast, with some huge cash and compute investments propelling it forward.

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Here's what happens when you change every registry value in Windows 10 to zero — technically, the OS still boots up

It turns out that Windows 10 can still run with all of its registry values set to 0—kind of.

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Nvidia co-organizes a contest to help build AI dataset to accelerate GPU design

To help improve AI's ability to design GPUs, Nvidia is partnering with the Georgia Institute of Technology to develop an open-source hardware-specific dataset for pretraining LLMs.

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Intel's Arrow Lake-S won't be an AI powerhouse — 13 TOPS NPU is only slightly better than Meteor Lake, much less than Lunar Lake

Arrow Lake-S is reportedly coming with an NPU, but it isn't the same NPU equipped in Lunar Lake. The desktop architecture will arrive with just 13 TOPS of NPU performance, making Arrow Lake-S' NPU only 3 TOPS quicker than Meteor Lake's NPU.

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Tokyo Electron's new tool can reduce the necessity for EUV double patterning and improve yield

Tokyo Electron unveils the Acrevia tool, which can improve patterning with gas cluster beam technology.

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Ex-Microsoft exec unearths first-ever copy of Windows 95, in pristine condition and hidden from view since its release

The very first copy of Windows 95 was uncovered by one of Microsoft's ex-VPs, Brad Silverberg.

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AMD's Ryzen 9000 single-core performance again impresses in early Geekbench results — 9700X, 9600X dominate previous-gen AMD and Intel CPUs

The 9700X and 9600X chips beat the single-core performance of other comparable chips, but still lag behind in multi-core numbers when compared to Intel's 14700K and 14600K.

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Microsoft Azure China offers Chinese businesses a loophole to OpenAI’s departure

In the midst of OpenAI cracking down on developers accessing its AI models through VPNs and other forms of obfuscation, Microsoft's Azure China continues to give businesses a legitimate means to use GPT-4.

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Sabrent launches discrete $30 clip-on Steam Deck Gaming Hub — brings USB-A storage options and USB-C PD upstream power delivery

The Sabrent USB Type-C 3-Port Gaming Hub for Steam Deck expands that single Type-C port on the handheld to give you three USB ports.

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Qualcomm spends millions on marketing as it is found better battery life, not AI features, is driving Copilot+ PC sales

Qualcomm and Microsoft are pushing AI features so buyers will buy AI PCs, but many are simply choosing these laptops for their better battery life.

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China to boost its state-owned compute performance by 30% by 2025, plans to hit 300 exaflops

China is set to increase its computing capacity to 300 ExaFLOPS by 2025.

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Intel begins groundwork on Magdeburg chip fab despite 13 remaining regulatory and environmental objections

Complete approval of Intel's Magdeburg fab is still pending, construction set to start in 2025.

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US, China Chip War may continue for decades, says former ASML CEO — Wennick shares insights from selling chipmaking gear to both sides

Former ASML CEO Peter Wennick shared in a recent interview his thoughts on the Chip War. Recently retiring after turning ASML into a giant, Wennick played both sides of the conflict to sell chipmaking equipment.

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Asus launches NUC 14 Pro+ powered by Meteor Lake CPUs — Core Ultra 5 125H, 512GB SSD, and 16GB RAM for $860

Asus adds a new variant of the NUC 14 Pro+ with a 5 x 4-inch anodized aluminum casing to accommodate a series of heat pipes, a double-sided heat exchanger, and a fan for optimal cooling for Intel Meteor Lake CPUs with integrated NPU.

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HP discontinues online-only LaserJet printers in response to backlash — Instant Ink subscription gets the boot, too

HP has discontinued its cheaper e-series printers, which required an HP+ subscription and Internet connection to stay active in exchange for lower pricing.

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Tencent boosts 100,000 GPU-capable AI clusters with network optimization — Xingmai 2.0 increases communication efficiency by 60% and LLM training efficiency by 20%

Tencent strengthens its AI prowess by speeding up network speed.

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AMD now has better brand recognition than Intel — firm rides AI wave to win on Kantar’s BrandZ Most Valuable Brands report

Kantar has released its 2024 BrandZ Most Valuable Brands report, and AMD has been distinguished as one of the top risers since last year.

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Intel preps Lunar Lake-optimized adaptive sharpening filter for Linux deployment

Intel is developing a new basic adaptive sharpening filter for upscaling games and photos, specifically for Lunar Lake and Linux operating systems.

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Samsung workers in South Korea begin 3-day strike — labor union striking for first time in Samsung's history

The National Samsung Electronics Union, whose 30,000 members represent 1/4th of the South Korean Samsung workforce, is striking today for one more day of annual leave and a change to the company's mysterious bonus structure.

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Qualcomm hires former AMD ray tracing expert for its GPU team

Qualcomm's Adreno GPU in its Snapdragon Elite X has failed to meet gaming expectations. The recent hire of a ray tracing expert could change that.

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AMD engineer discusses firm's 'Layoff Bug' — infamous Barcelona CPU bug revisited 16 years later

Phil Park, an AMD memory and Fabric performance engineer, discusses a critical Windows Vista-era AMD CPU bug that struck Barcelona CPUs.

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Alleged Ryzen 9 9900X result puts AMD on top as single-threaded CPU champ in Geekbench

A purported AMD Ryzen 9 9900X Geekbench 6 CPU test run has been surfaced by Benchleaks. The single-threaded score of 3,401 points is remarkable, and if genuine it would go straight to the top of the Geekbench 6 processor benchmark charts.

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