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AMD talks 1.2 million GPU AI supercomputer to compete with Nvidia — 30X more GPUs than world's fastest supercomputer

AMD reveals that unnamed individuals are seriously considering building an AI "supercluster" with over a million AI GPUs.

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Organ-on-chip market for drug testing expected to see tenfold growth to $1.3 billion by 2032

Pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies are the number one consumers of this tech, but other industries are taking notice.

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Microsoft now forces automatic OneDrive backups — feature enabled during clean Windows installs, users surprised with desktop icons and files

OneDrive backup and syncing becomes an opt-out feature for Windows 11.

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Raspberry Pi Pico PCB uses all 26 pins in custom capacitive touch sensor

Tom Fox has created a capacitive touch sensor using a Raspberry Pi Pico that makes use of all 26 pins with his custom PCB he calls Spoke.

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Intel Core Ultra 200V specs leak points to nine Lunar Lake SKUs and a single Ultra 9 variant

Intel's latest-generation mobile CPUs are expected to launch in September, with leaked specifications suggesting just how powerful and capable they might be.

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How to Fix CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED Errors in Windows

This error occurs when, as its name says, an important process crashes. Here’s how to diagnose and fix it.

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How to Fix the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED BSOD

Learn how to diagnose and fix KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED errors in Windows.

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This custom Raspberry Pi PC is battery-powered, has a built-in handle, and glows with RGB LEDs

Arnov Sharma has created a Raspberry Pi-powered PC that is completely portable thanks to it's integrated battery pack.

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AMD's upcoming Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 beats the company's current best mobile chip – Strix Point ES Geekbench results show big improvements

Geekbench results for another Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 engineering sample have been found, and the results are promising: Strix Point is hitting 4.8 GHz and beating the Ryzen 9 7945HX3D in Geekbench.

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Intel’s Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake to launch this fall: Rumored launch dates revealed

Possible launch dates of Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake CPUs have been revealed in a leak.

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Pocket Z project hopes to rekindle pocket PC form factor — with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W inside

It may not be as powerful as your smartphone, but this UPMC is on the right track

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Intel could be prepping 24-core Arrow Lake-H processors for notebooks

Intel reportedly readies Arrow Lake-H CPU for laptops based on 24-core silicon aimed at desktops.

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LG Tandem OLED display hits mass production — Dell XPS 13 is the super vibrant display's first design win

LG has announced the successful beginning of mass production for its first Tandem OLED display. The 13-inch 2880x1800 pixel touchscreen display will see use in Dell XPS 13 laptops first, unique for its stacking of two light-emitting layers which together increase brightness and decrease power consumption.

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Surface Copilot+ PCs the most repairable ever — iFixit praises Microsoft's change in philosophy

The team at iFixit have bought their Microsoft Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7, and promptly disassembled them to show how repairable the latest tablet and laptop are.

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PC designed to be air cooled at the center of a massive fan — centrifugal force says no

A PC is built into a giant case fan and operates as it spins violently.

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Nvidia to sell its advanced AI processors to Middle East countries amid tough US export rules

Nvidia to supply AI GPUs to Ooredoo, a telecom giant that operates in six Middle East countries.

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Mechanical keyboard with see-through chassis, LED matrix, TFT display, scroll wheel, and panic lever becomes instant Kickstarter success

Machenike's 2nd ever Kickstarter promises a see-through mechanical keyboard with a delightful look and a host of features, shipping with everything but the kitchen sink (or a numpad).

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AMD's Strix Halo being tested with 128GB RAM — shipping records reveal more about extreme 120W APU

AMD's upcoming Strix Halo APU, never confirmed but seen in shipping records and other leaks, has been spotted again in trade data: now with 128GB of RAM and 120W TDP.

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Gigabyte RTX 4070 Ti Super WindForce Max OC minimizes cable protrusion with hidden power connector

Gigabyte's GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super Windforce Max OC comes with a huge cooler and power connector placed in a curious position.

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Researchers hope to quash AI hallucination bugs that stem from words with more than one meaning

Semantic entropy is when we use words that have multiple meanings, thus leading to confusion. The researchers want to use this as a way to estimate the chance that an AI is hallucinating.

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Microsoft Defender flags text file containing ‘This content is no longer available.’ as a severe threat

Microsoft Defender marks text files containing 'This content is no longer available.' as a Trojan horse and severe threat.

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Microsoft Account to local account conversion guide erased from official Windows 11 guide — instructions redacted earlier this week

Microsoft posted an official guide on converting your Windows 11 PC login credentials from a Microsoft Account to a local account. But then it changed its mind, and decided that it is not a good idea to give users these instructions.

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Nvidia who? Green team branding flies under the public radar — triple trillion dollar firm fails to enter the top 100 Interbrand survey

Nvidia didn't make the list of the top 100 most recognizable brands in the world.

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Firmware flaw affects numerous generations of Intel CPUs — UEFI code execution vulnerability found for Intel CPUs from 14th Gen Raptor Lake to 6th Gen Skylake CPUs, and TPM will not save you

Phoenix Technologies is the latest to report buffer overflow into arbitrary code execution, which was made possible through a widespread exploit on several generations of Intel CPUs, with or without TPM support.

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