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Jon Peddie Research: shipments of desktop graphics cards increase in Q2 2024, Nvidia dominates sales.

Microsoft leverages robots by Dobot Robotics to disassemble defective hard disk drives and recycle valuable components to reach a 90% reuse and recycle rate by 2025.

Japan's new state-of-the-art supercomputer, which is due to cost more than $750 million to build, is set to turn on by 2030.

A major flaw laid undetected for almost two decades, allowing threat actors to deploy malware, undetected.

Intel says that its microcode 0x129 patch must be installed via a BIOS update. While this update will limit voltage requests to a maximum of 1.55 volts, Intel says it does not significantly impact performance, except for a few select tests.

AMD has confirmed that its Ryzen 5000 XT CPUs didn't suffer any delays, unlike its Ryzen 9000 series processors. The 5900XT and 5800XT will arrive this month.

Recent Intel processors have been experiencing massive instability flaws over the course of the last few months, but you might not have to worry.

Ryzen 7, Ryzen 9, what's the difference? Err, quite a lot.

Reports of instability problems with Intel's 13th and 14th Gen 'Raptor Lake' CPUs began appearing more frequently in early 2024. Intel began serious investigation into the reports and appears to be close to issuing a fix, though it likely won't help already impacted processors. Here's everything you need to know.

Intel's official statement highlights the reported instability issues on mobile 13th and 14th Generation processors.

Tenstorrent has unveiled its next-generation Wormhole processor for AI workloads that promises to offer decent performance at a low price. The company currently offers two add-on PCIe cards carrying one or two Wormhole processors as well as TT-LoudBox, and TT-QuietBox workstations aimed at software developers. The whole of today's release…