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TSMC reiterates it doesn't need High-NA EUV for 1.4nm-class process technology

TSMC reaffirmed that it will not use High-NA EUV lithography for its upcoming A16 and A14 process technologies, as Low-NA EUV tools combined with internal innovations provide sufficient scaling and performance benefits.

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Gigabyte RX 9070 XT thermal gel replacement reportedly lowers VRAM temperatures by 7 degrees

A consumer sent his Gigabyte Aorus Radeon RX 9070 XT Elite 16G to a store to upgrade its thermal solution.

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AMD acquires Enosemi to enter photonics race — chasing Nvidia into light-based interconnect tech

AMD has acquired photonics firm Enosemi, highlighting a desire to push into photonics and to become a full software stack supplier in the datacenter, chasing Nvidia in both respects.

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Windows Update will soon add app updates to its functionality

Microsoft is consolidating the update process in the new Windows Update orchestration platform which is now available in a private preview.

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Arc B770 spotted? Four new Intel Battlemage GPU IDs appear in Linux Mesa graphics driver

Intel has added four new PCI IDs to the Linux Mesa graphics library, potentially signaling the upcoming release of a B770 graphics card.

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TSMC to open up chip design center in Munich to help local chip developers

TSMC will open its first European chip design center in Munich to support European developers with design technology co-optimization for both mature and advanced nodes.

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AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT is up to 31% faster than 7600 XT in early compute benchmarks

Early Geekbench tests show AMD's RX 9060 XT is allegedly between 25% to 31% faster than the last-generation RX 7600 XT.

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Intel LGA9324 leak reveals colossal CPU socket with 9,324 pins for up to 700W Diamond Rapids Xeons

An image of Intel's LGA9324 socket for next-generation Diamond Rapids processors from a thermal test board has emerged at Goofish.

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Lian Li releases 200 mm PCIe 5.0 riser cable, uses 180- to 90-degree angled connector for easy installs

Lian Li just released a PCIe 5.0 riser cable, giving Lian Li users a chance to upgrade their vertical GPU builds.

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Nvidia to boost AI server racks to megawatt scale, increasing power delivery by five times or more

Nvidia is working on an 800V HVDC system, which would replace the current 412V AC used in most data centers.

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Nvidia GB200 production ramps up after suppliers tackle AI server overheating and liquid cooling leaks

A new report says production of Nvidia's GB200 is ramping up now that suppliers have tackled a series of issues with the manufacturing process.

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Dual-GPU versions of the Intel Arc B60 in the works at Sparkle, as company unveils passive, liquid-cooled, and blower options

Sparkle has confirmed the company is working on dual-GPU versions of the Intel Arc B60.

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AI chip boom sparks BT substrate materials shortage — TSMC's huge demand causes supply disruptions for NAND flash controllers, SSDs

TSMC's demand for CoWoS material has cascaded to impact suppliers of BT substrate base materials, causing the memory market to react quickly to avoid shortages and other negative effects.

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InWin preps 1650W GPU power supply with four 16-pin power connectors

InWin showcased the IW-1650W, a secondary power supply with a 1,650W capacity that can power up to four high-end graphics cards.

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B650 chipset allegedly on the way out — Chinese forum declares stock to dry up by Q3 2025

A generational shift in favor of the B850 is expected to follow

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Battlefield 2024 requires secure boot for anti-cheat, following in Valorant's footsteps

Battlefield 2042 introduces Secure Boot enforcement, requiring all players to have the security feature turned on to play the game. The change will prevent cheats from sneaking in during the Windows boot process.

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Stray AMD RX 9060 XT PCB photo emerges from Gigabyte factory tour

A nice clear photo showing a Gigabyte RX 9060 XT PCB was snapped during a recent factory tour.

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ASRock attributes premature Ryzen 9000 CPU failures to aggressive PBO settings, per YouTuber

ASRock has reportedly identified that excessive PBO settings on their mid-range to high-end AM5 motherboards are leading to Ryzen 9000 CPU failures.

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China’s Hygon and Sugon merge to form a vertically integrated supercomputing giant as they fend off US sanctions

A highly impactful vertically integrated supercomputing giant may have just been born in China.

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Gigabyte drops BIOS update for TRX50 motherboards, now supports Ryzen Threadripper 9000-Series CPUs

The new BIOS updates for Gigabyte TRX50 motherboards will make them compatible with AMD's latest Ryzen Threadripper 9000-series CPUs.

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Panasonic's new Let's Note laptops could be the final death knell for the humble VGA port

Panasonic has announced updates to its long-established Let’s Note laptop series, and the VGA ports are gone.

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Utran's $3,000 add-in card holds 28 M.2 SSDs and delivers 109 GB/s — 400-Watt card houses up to 224TB of storage

Utran demonstrated an overkill 28-way M.2 SSD card that offers unbeatable capacity and performance, but at a massive price.

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Top Chinese memory maker expected to abandon DDR4 manufacturing at the behest of Beijing

ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is expected to end production of DDR4 memory in favor of DDR5 by mid-2026.

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'Instead of crippling China's semiconductor ambitions, U.S. sanctions may be inadvertently accelerating them': Report claims Washington measures could be bolstering China's chip market

A new report claims U.S. sanctions could be fuelling more resilience in China's semiconductor ecosystem.

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Windows 11 gets quantum-hardened cryptography technology

Microsoft has added PQC algorithms to Windows 11's latest canary build, a type of algorithm hardened against quantum computers. This update is Microsoft's first step at preparing Windows against attacks from quantum computers.

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