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$10,000 AI-generated, 3D-printed liquid nitrogen container tested — supercools CPUs up to 3 times faster than standard pots

Skatterbencher and three industry-leading partners have completed a feasibility study to see if it’s possible to build a liquid nitrogen (LN2) container using generative AI and additive manufacturing techniques, also known as 3D printing.

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SK hynix jumps on the AI bandwagon with its first PCIe 5.0 SSD

SK hynix has announced the development of its first PCIe Gen 5 M.2 SSD, dubbed the PCB01. The new drive sports up to 14GB/s of bandwidth and is marketed heavily towards AI-based applications.

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The coolest stuff at Rapid + TCT 2024, the world's largest 3D printing event — Our first look at new 3D printers, filaments, and more

All the top players in 3D printing manufacturing turned out to showcase their newest wares at this year's Rapid + TCT event held in Los Angeles.

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Chinese memory maker gets $2.4 billion to build HBM for AI processors — Shanghai packaging facility to open in 2026

CXMT to invest $2.4 billion to build advanced packaging fab to build HBM memory for AI.

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Thunderbird packs up to 6,144 CPU cores into a single AI accelerator and scales up to 360,000 cores — InspireSemi's RISC-V 'supercomputer-cluster-on-a-chip' touts higher performance than Nvidia GPUs

InspireSemi's Thunderbird processor with 1,536 64-bit RISC-V cores promises CPU versatility and GPU-level parallelism.

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Sam Altman-backed AI processor venture hires ex-Apple engineer to lead hardware development

Sam Altman-backed Rain AI hires ex-Apple senior director of SoC engineering to lead hardware engineering.

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AMD Anti-Lag 2 sees production launch with latest drivers — FSR 3.1 also arrives for more games

AMD has released its Adrenalin Edition 24.6.1 drivers, including expanded support for FSR 3.1, the production launch of Radeon Anti-Lag 2 in Counter-Strike 2, and a few other features.

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Hori announces official Valve-licensed Steam Controller — launches on Halloween in four colors

Hori releases officially-licensed Steam Controller successor, which mixes some features of the Deck controller with a modern gamepad shell.

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Asus revises its Dual Radeon RX 6600 for the third time — smaller footprint, better cooling, same performance

Asus has debuted yet another iteration of the RX 6600 Dual, dubbed the Dual V3. The new RDNA2 card boasts a refreshed shroud design that is smaller than its predecessors, reducing the card's size to 2.1 slots in thickness.

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Japan achieves staggering 402 Tb/s data rate with commercial optical fiber — record-breaking performance tapped into unused wavelength bands

With collaboration between three research institutes, researchers found a way to utilize current fiber optic and internet infrastructure to achieve up to 402 Tb/s data rate by simply switching to new bandwidth leveraging widely used amplifiers.

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Lenovo adopts Chinese Loongson CPUs for cloud servers — 16-core Loongson 3C5000 chips necessary to rebuff US sanctions

Lenovo puts Loongson's 3C5000 and 3A6000 CPUs into its datacenters.

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Chinese AI models storm Hugging Face's LLM chatbot benchmark leaderboard — Alibaba runs the board as major US competitors have worsened

AI training and optimization leader Hugging Face has released its second LLM leaderboard, with a host of new and edited trials to put LLMs through their paces. Variants of Alibaba's Qwen LLM hold the 1st, 3rd, and 10th spots.

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Open Sora can create AI-generated videos on an RTX 3090 GPU, but memory capacity limits it to 4-second 240p clips

Open Sora running on an RTX 3090 can only generate a four second 240p video before it hits it memory limits. It also takes a minute to create the video, with a 24fps frame rate. You'll need a lot more VRAM for longer, higher resolution videos.

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Microsoft and Amazon announce Xbox app support for select Fire Sticks — Xbox Cloud Gaming comes to the masses

Microsoft is finally bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming to less expensive devices, via Amazon's 4K Fire Sticks.

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Kirigami computer has high-density memory and doesn't need electricity — researchers demo new mechanical computing design

North Carolina State University researchers have developed an unorthodox computing design that uses the Japanese art of Kirigami.

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New smartphone SIM card has faster embedded CPU core — single RISC-V core claimed to help deliver 10x storage, 10x faster transfers, improved security

China Mobile announced what it calls a 'super' SIM card, so called thanks to the single RISC-V CPU core onboard running at a blazing 120 MHz. Like many IoT solutions, the use-case of a smarter SIM card is not immediately apparent.

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'Believe it' You can use a Raspberry Pi to detect Naruto hand seals with the power of AI

Lucas Fernando is using AI and a Linux PC to read Naruto hand seals, project

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Blacklisted Huawei intros first consumer SSDs — KitStore Xtreme 200 lineup stretches up to 4TB

Huawei enters client SSD market with PCIe Gen4 Kunling eKitStore Xtreme 200 drives.

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Boot loop delays Microsoft's forced Windows 11 Version 23H2's rollout — controversial update hits a roadblock

Microsoft is forced to stall the forced rollout of the buggy Windows 11 2023 Update.

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Consumer DRAM, VRAM pricing to rise as much as 8% in the coming quarter, TrendForce predicts

PC DRAM and VRAM will grow between 3% to 8% due to increased production pressure on HBM and data server memory.

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Intel Core Ultra 7 258V mobile processor matches top Ryzen 'Phoenix' chips in BAPCO performance charts

The Intel Core Ultra 7 258V performs better than the previous-generation Intel Core Ultra 5 125H, despite having a lower TDP.

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SSD shredder destroys hundreds of SSDs and flash drives per hour, also eats smartphones — Verity Systems' MediaGone Media Shredder retails for $12,600

Verity Systems gives the MediaGone 500 SSD & Flash Shredder a heavy discount.

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Chinese chipmaker samples 128 core server CPU with chiplets — Infinity Fabric-like interconnect in Loongson's 3E6000 combines four chips into one

Loongson has announced that samples of its 3C6000, 3D6000, and 3E6000 server chips have been successfully taped out and tested, and that production is on track for Q4 2024 releases.

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Micron is the last memory maker to join the EUV party — company aims for EUV DRAM mass production in 2025

Micron reiterates its plans to use EUV for high-volume DRAM production next year as it starts pilot production on a 1-gamma node.

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The death of Windows 10 ignites PC market rebound — market projected to be up 5% this year, 8% in 2025

The US PC market seems healthy four years following the start of the pandemic and the many chip shortages during and since.

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