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Pharmacists Warn: Mixing These 5 Common Prescriptions Can Trigger Memory Loss in Older Adults

If you’ve ever noticed a loved one becoming forgetful after starting new medications, it might not just be aging. It could be their prescriptions. Pharmacists...

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'A high-speed digital cheat sheet': Google unveils TurboQuant AI-compression algorithm, which it claims can hugely reduce LLM memory usage

Google introduces TurboQuant, a compression method that reduces memory usage and increases speed, though results depend on benchmarks and real-world implementation variability.

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New Cambridge human brain-inspired chip could slash AI energy use — new type of memristor has roughly a million times lower switching current than conventional devices

Cambridge researchers have published a paper describing a new type of hafnium oxide memristor that operates at switching currents roughly a million times lower than conventional oxide-based devices.

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Should You Buy the Dip in Western Digital Stock as Google Launches TurboQuant?

A game-changing AI efficiency breakthrough from Google has rattled Western Digital’s growth narrative. Is WDC a buy-the-dip opportunity now?

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Harry Enfield and No Chums! review – the head of our comedy state takes a trip down memory lane

From Stavros to Wayne Slob, Loadsamoney to DJ Dave Nice, the 64-year-old distilled whole characters and social types

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Huawei reveals its latest Nvidia H20 killer — packing a frankly ridiculous 1.56 PFLOPS of FP4 compute and up to 112GB of HBM

Huawei launches Atlas 350 with Ascend 950PR, offering high FP4 compute, improved memory performance, and competitive positioning against Nvidia H20 hardware.

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Sony freezes memory card orders in Japan amid growing storage crisis — the company attributes the cause to ‘shortage of semiconductors’

Sony Japan has announced that it will no longer accept orders for almost its entire lineup of CFexpress and SD memory cards as of March 27.

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What Does the New Google TurboQuant Compressor Really Mean for Micron Stock?

Micron stock slipped after Google’s memory-saving AI tool has raised demand worries. Is this sustained pressure or a buying opportunity?

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Is the RAM price crisis finally ending? I’m starting to see cracks

I’ve been dreading the 2026 hardware crisis, but a $130B tariff refund and a new "Consumer Shield" might just save our wallets. Here is why the fever has finally broken.

Tom’s Guide

PS5 Pro Price Increase Forces Gamers to Pay Up To $150 More—Is Sony Charging Too Much?

Sony is increasing prices for its PlayStation 5 consoles, citing global economic pressures and rising component costs. Learn more about the changes and industry reactions.

International Business Times UK

'Sum up what you know about me' — I tried Gemini’s new memory import and it fixes AI’s most annoying problem

Gemini’s new memory import feature makes switching from another AI assistant feel much less like starting over

TechRadar

Gary Woodland, Amid PTSD Battle, Leads Houston Open; Brooks Koepka Misses Cut

Woodland fired rounds of 64-63, eyeing one of the more sentimental victories in recent memory, as Koepka's putting woes continued despite a recent stretch of strong finishes.

Sports Illustrated

Thousands gather for vigil in memory of mother-of-two Amy Doherty

Amy’s mother Sharon said she did not want her daughter’s death to be ‘in vain’.

Evening Standard

Sony suspends memory cards “due to the global shortage of semiconductors (memory) and other factors" in Japan. Is it a sign the memory crisis is worsening?

Worldwide memory crises force Sony to stop deliveries of mainstream memory card lines to Japanese retailers and customers

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Google’s TurboQuant Shakes SanDisk. What Should You Do With SNDK Stock Now?

TurboQuant introduces uncertainty for long-term memory demand, but SanDisk is set to benefit from tight supply conditions, sustained hyperscaler spending, and broad-based demand.

The Guardian - US

Sony to hike PS5 prices by $100 as AI and Iran war push up memory chip costs

Updated prices of PlayStation 5 consoles to go into effect on 2 April as electronics makers face rising cost pressures

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Google Just Unveiled TurboQuant: Should You Sell Sandisk Stock Now?

Could Google’s TurboQuant disrupt memory demand and shake Sandisk’s rally, or is this just noise? Should investors sell SNDK before momentum starts slipping?

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Sandisk Stock Is Up 160% in 2026. Is There Room Left for It to Run?

Sandisk is the top-performing large-cap stock year-to-date.

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Sony hikes the PS5 price by $100, PS5 Pro by $150: 'this was a necessary step'

Ouch, and for a generation that's over five years old.

PC Gamer

Google says its new algorithm reduces AI memory overhead by 6x which could be good news for the RAMpocalypse but bad news for Micron and co

Stock prices for the big three memory makers have already slid.

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Down 20% Over the Past Week, Should You Buy the Dip in Micron Stock?

Micron Technology saw a post-earnings sell-off despite blowout AI-driven results. Is this a buy-the-dip opportunity?

Ideal Home

Experts say the 'German Doppelbett' sleep trend is one all couples should consider – it allows both partners to 'sleep max’

It allows both partners to 'sleep max’, according to the pros

Caixin Global

Business Brief (March 27): China Airlines to Raise Fuel Surcharges From April 5

China rolls out long-term care insurance nationwide, SMIC’s 2025 revenue rises 16.5% to 67.3 billion yuan

The Guardian - UK

Chess: iconic Reykjavik Open sparks memory of Bobby Fischer from 1973

The US legend declined a $25,000 offer from shoe firm Clarks to meet the cream of England’s juniors

Times Pets

The day strangers held hands for a dog that the city never forgot

Imagine this for a second. You’re walking somewhere. You see a dog stuck in a canal. You look for a few seconds. Maybe you feel bad. Then you leave. That’s what most people would do. Not because they’re ruthless at heart, but because life is busy and problems that are…

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