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You can now use the Game Boy Camera as a webcam for your PC — 26-year-old camera gets new life with the sleek GB Operator dock

The Playback software will soon receive an update that allows it to read image data from the Game Boy Camera cartridge.

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FTC warns Gigabyte, ASRock, and Zotac about warranty stickers

The FTC is telling ASRock, Gigabyte, and Zotac that customers opening their products should not void warranty coverage.

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Indonesia gov ransomware chaos may be over after hack group apologizes and says it has shared decrypt keys

Brain Cipher group, which was behind the massive ransomware attack on the Indonesian government, released the decrypt keys and apologized publicly for its actions.

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Researchers grow sub-nanometer size transistors — new 1D MTB transistors jump ahead of the IEEE 2037 roadmap

Korean researchers have developed a method to grow sub-nanometer semiconductor logic circuits. The team from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) claims that they grew 1D metallic materials with a width of less than 1nm and developed them into 2D circuits.

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Nintendo president rejects the use of generative AI in upcoming games — issues of pedigree and copyright cited

Breaking from other big names in the gaming industry, Nintendo stands by game development without any use of generative AI.

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Samsung quietly launches 61.44TB SSD, talks about a 122.88TB model

Samsung unveils high-capacity PCIe 3D QLC-based BM1743 SSD for datacenter-grade read-intensive storage applications.

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Ukraine war fuels rise of killer AI robots — report details rapid evolution using consumer drones and Raspberry Pi

The era of killer AI robots may be closer than we think, thanks to autonomous weapons being developed in Ukraine.

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AMD's revolutionary exascale APU under the microscope — MI300A processor gets deep dive paper from AMD engineers

The AMD Instinct MI300A APU is AMD's most powerful processor to date, and AMD's researchers have published their latest paper describing the journey of bringing "exascale heterogeneous processing" to life.

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The new MultiPi console sports a Raspberry Pi CM4 and GPIO cartridge slot

Heber Ltd. is releasing a new Raspberry Pi CM4-powered console called the MultiPi and plans to open preorders this month.

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16TB M.2 SSDs will soon grace the market — Kioxia unveils 2Tb 3D QLC NAND to build bigger SSDs

Kioxia's latest 2Tb 3D QLC NAND enables the company and its partners to build ultra-fast SSDs with extremely high capacities in miniature form factors.

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Gamers using game controllers for PC gaming has tripled since 2018 — Steam survey shows Xbox controllers make up 59%

Valve announces controller support milestone and launches a dedicated Steam Deck Top Played page.

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Chinese AI firms mixing different GPUs inside individual AI servers to combat GPU shortages from US sanctions

Chinese tech companies are finding ways to combine GPUs from different vendors to help alleviate the AI GPU shortage caused by American sanctions.

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Intel's new CPU socket may not need custom contact frames to improve chip temperatures anymore — the LGA1851 socket allegedly features optional "Reduced Load ILM" to improve temps

Intel is reportedly implementing a new ILM strategy with LGA1851 that will see the adoption of two ILMs for the socket: one aimed at default operation and one designed for overclockers.

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Asus will showcase Ryzen AI 300 laptops on July 17 — Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and Ryzen AI 9 365 to power TUF Gaming, ROG Zephyrus, Zenbook, and ProArt series

Asus is ready to showcase its first Ryzen AI 300-powered notebooks, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and the AI 9 365, on July 17.

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World's first 'RTX 4090 Super' scores up to 16% higher than standard 4090 — Custom liquid cooled GPU has 3090 Ti PCB and faster GDDR6X

RTX 4090 gets a fan-made Super version.

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Indonesia, suffering from a ransomware attack, discovers it has no backups — 'That's stupidity,' remarks astute government official

The devastation from a June cyberattack against Indonesia has been made much worse by a complete lack of data backups from one of the compromised data centers.

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Sony kills off Blu-ray and optical disks for consumer market — business-to-business production to continue until unprofitable

Sony will stop making recordable Blu-ray for consumers, but retains production for corporate customers and Hollywood.

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Google reveals 48% increase in greenhouse gas emissions from 2019, largely driven by data center energy demands

The 48% jump is largely driven by data centers coming online in places with fewer clean energy sources.

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Japanese gov celebrates demise of the floppy disk — 1,000+ regulations requiring their use have been scrapped

Japan’s Digital Minister, Taro Kono, is celebrating the demise of the floppy disk. 'We have won the war on floppy disks on June 28,' Kono told Reuters news agency earlier today.

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RISC-V chips will support replacing RAM sticks without powering off the system — hot plugging functionality arriving in newer flavors of Linux

RISC-V gets Hot Plugging support through version 6.11 of the Linux kernel.

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US government relies on outdated manual processes to enforce restrictions on Chinese tech companies

A surprise report from the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Safety has revealed its process to enforce the Entity List of export licensing controls is outdated and mostly done by hand.

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$335 billion in exceptions granted for sanctioned Chinese companies in the last five years — U.S. gov't revoked eight export licenses for Huawei this year

Biden administration reportedly tightening high-tech shipments to Huawei.

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Newer Intel CPUs vulnerable to new "Indirector" attack — Spectre-style attacks risk stealing sensitive data; Intel says no new mitigations required

Raptor Lake and Alder Lake Intel CPUs are vulnerable to new "Indirector" attacks. These attacks exploit flaws in the chips' hardware components to access indirect branches and steal data.

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Much maligned Google Flu Trends service gets an AI reboot — new AI-infused approach appears in research paper

Google may be considering rebooting its much-maligned Google Flu Trends (GFT) service, which died of embarrassment in 2015.

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Underground network smuggles Nvidia's AI GPUs into China despite US sanctions — some smugglers even sell entire servers

Chinese companies still have access to Nvidia's A100 and H100 GPUs due to smuggling.

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