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Microsoft introduces new Proteus Xbox accessibility controller — disabled gamers gain great options for gaming as they need it

Microsoft has licensed Byowave to build a new variety of accessibility controller for Xbox, creating a uniquely customizable solution now available for pre-order.

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Truck driver dies after ‘explosion’ at TSMC Arizona

A truck driver has died after an accident at a TSMC plant in north Phoenix. 41-year-old Cesar Anguiano-Guitron was rushed to hospital after a high-pressure waste tank valve ‘explosion’ knocked him over 20ft from his truck but updated reports say he passed away.

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Liquid nitrogen-cooled M4 iPad Pro flaunts remarkable single-core performance gains — M4 outperforms M3 Max and M2 Ultra

Hardware enthusiast team Geekerwan cools Apple's latest M4 iPad Pro with liquid nitrogen.

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Intel's newest E-core-only "Twin Lake" CPUs are on the way, starting with Intel N250

The low-power quad core Intel N100 gets a successor.

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Intel issues advisories for 90 security vulnerabilities — includes critical level 10 for AI tools

Intel put out 41 security advisories this month on Patch Tuesday, including a CVSS level 10.0 vulnerability in an Intel AI software tool.

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Intel begins sunsetting Ponte Vecchio to focus on Falcon Shores, Gaudi 2 and 3

Intel has begun the retirement process on Ponte Vecchio, despite the fact it has not released its successor. Existing customers will still be able to purchase these GPUs, but new customers will not.

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HPE flaunts El Capitan supercomputer blade with AMD's Instinct MI300A — projected to be world's fastest when finished this year

Images of one of the El Capitan's server blades taken at a recent computing event in Germany shows how absurdly dense each blade is packed in with AMD MI300A APUs.

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Raspberry Pi announces 'expected intention to float' on London Stock Exchange

Raspberry Pi's IPO is almost here and in its 'expected intention to float' announcement it lays out a plethora of financial data.

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Intel's new Thunderbolt Share provides file and screen sharing without hurting network performance

Using Thunderbolt Share, people can make the most of their multiple PCs, whether they're at work, watching videos, or gaming.

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Raspberry Pi turns an old Sony tape deck into a wireless media streaming platform

Reddit user unchecked_Arrogance is using a Raspberry Pi to transform an old Sony tape deck into a wireless media streaming system.

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Linus Torvalds now favors Ampere Arm chip over Apple Silicon MacBook for building Linux kernels — says he's now doing more Arm64 Linux testing than ever

Linux creator Linus Torvalds is still using his AMD workstation, but splitting his time between that and Arm64 systems for builds and testing.

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US to increase tariffs on Chinese semiconductors by 100% in 2025 — officials say it protects the $53 billion spent on the CHIPS Act

The U.S. will increase import tariffs on Chinese semiconductors from 25% to 50% in 2025.

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Intel closing in on $11 billion deal for Ireland factory funding — Apollo set to pay out 5x Intel's funding goal

WSJ reports that Intel and Apollo, who began exploring an investment partnership in April, are nearing the final touches on their deal that will result in $11 billion of funding for Intel's Fab 34 in Ireland.

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Samsung and SK hynix abandon DDR3 production to focus on unrelenting demand for HBM3

Samsung and SK hynix are reportedly finally halting DDR3 production this year. The extreme demand for HBM3 memory has memory manufacturers closing down old fabs to focus on newer tech, thanks to the AI boom.

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Rockstar's original Red Dead Redemption and its expansion spotted in launcher files — Windows gamers may finally get a remastered release

It looks like Rockstar is gearing up Red Dead Redemption for another round on PC. Files for the original game and its expansion have shown up in the latest launcher update, presumably in preparation for an imminent remastered release.

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Qualcomm goes where Apple won't, readies official Linux support for Snapdragon X Elite

Qualcomm is working on official Linux support for the Snapdragon X Elite. Baseline support is already available but many of the SoC's features are inaccessible right now, but they're being worked on for future Linux kernel iterations.

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Windows translator makes PC games run on Android — Fallout 4 demoed at 30 fps using Winlator app

Arm Android game compatibility sees a huge boon, but with some caveats.

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Nvidia's next-gen Blackwell AI Superchips could cost up to $70,000 — fully-equipped server racks reportedly range up to $3,000,000 or more

HSBC analysts estimate that Nvidia will significantly increase pricing on the next-generation Blackwell processors for AI and HPC. That shouldn't be too surprising, given the size of the chips and the potential performance.

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Homegrown European processor for supercomputers delayed by a year — chip upgraded to 80 cores, but timeline gets downgraded

SiPearl upgrades its Rhea processor with more cores, but then delays it to 2025.

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OLED monitor momentum expected to continue — analysts expect 1.34 million units shipped by year end

Shipments of OLED monitors have significantly increased in 2024, and continued momentum means that over 1.3 million units are expected to have shipped by year end.

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Toshiba demonstrates 30TB+ HDDs using HAMR and MAMR technologies — customer sampling scheduled for 2025

Toshiba recently built 31TB and 32TB hard drives for server use, with larger capacities expected to arrive in the coming years.

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Apple M4 Specs, benchmarks, release date, and pricing

Apple Silicon has revolutionized performance and efficiency for Macs, M4 will continue that esteemed lineage.

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Intel Arc GPU hacked to work on a 64-core Arm Ampere system running Linux

With a little trial and error, Google Engineer Vladimir Smirnov built a driver that made an Intel Arc A750 run with an ARM processor and a Linux operating system.

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Linux 6.9 arrives with Intel Core Ultra Meteor Lake performance improvements

Linux 6.9 brings with it some performance tuning for Core Ultra Meteor Lake processors, improving performance by up to 10% in some applications.

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AMD launches Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F — budget Zen 4 CPUs without the RDNA 3 integrated graphics

AMD has introduced the Ryzen 8000 F-series processors for the AM5 platform. The new Ryzen chips lack integrated graphics, so a discrete graphics card is required.

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