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A detailed schedule for the Hot Chips 2024 conference has been shared by the organizers. Across three days, Hot Chips will deliver deep dives into important technology including AMD's Zen 5, Nvidia's Blackwell, and Intel's Lunar Lake architectures.

Cooler Master's new AI thermal offering a thermal paste that comes in six different colors and will work efficiently from -50 to 240 degrees Celsius.

AMD takes aim at dedicated hosting and small businesses with the new EPYC 4004-series CPUs for socket AM5 packaging.

ASML and TSMC have added kill switches to advanced EUV lithography machines to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands.

PC cooling specialist Noctua has unveiled its first foray outside of the PC market. The new Noctua Home series seeks to leverage the firm’s 'superior, award-winning fan technology,' in products such as desk fans and accessories that facilitate Noctua fan usage in homes, offices, and for multi-purpose ventilation.

HP changes major consumer and commercial brands for its PCs, as well as introducing an HP AI Helix logo to denote NPU support.

The Recall tool takes screen shots of your activity every few seconds and keeps it, allowing you to query your activity. But it's also storing a lot of sensitive data.

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TSMC can barely meet demand for AI processors, as they need larger interposers.

While exciting, Microsoft’s new requirements for PCs that do AI leave out anyone who bought an “AI PC” in recent months wishing that they’d waited.

The new Surface family starts at $999.