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Samsung Galaxy Book 4 may debut with Intel Meteor Lake inside on Dec 15

Samsung's Galaxy Book 4 is expected to use Intel's newest Meteor Lake chip with AI hardware. It may not be released until next year, but Samsung should announce it on Dec. 15.

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The US could be a decade or two away from attaining full independence from Chinese and Taiwanese chipmakers, according to NVIDIA CEO

NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang believes the US is still a long way to go before it gets full independence from Chinese and Taiwanese chipmakers. While some of the most profitable semiconductor chip brands in the world like Intel and Samsung have already started building advanced fabs in the US, the…

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'A mini data center village under the sea' — China sinks tens of thousands of powerful servers in fresh seawater as it grapples with demand for more power

China's underwater data center facility could save 122 million kWh of electricity and 105,000 tons of water each year

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Hard drive prices could go up significantly after the rumored 'collapse' of key player — paving the way for growing SSD domination in the storage market

With hard drive shipments collapsing already, supply chain disruption could be a major setback for Seagate and Western Digital

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Chinese hackers sneakily stole secrets from Dutch chip company

NXP hardware exposed to Chinese hacking group, but the company doesn't seem too upset.

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Chinese GPU recycling factories have a workaround for the US government's newly imposed export rules — modified NVIDIA RTX 4090 cards serve as great AI accelerators

The US government recently imposed new exportation rules preventing chipmakers from shipping graphic cards to China, citing concerns over uncontrolled military AI advances.

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ChatGPT's new code interpreting tool could become a hacker's paradise. Here's how.

OpenAI recently debuted a new tool called Code Interpreter, designed to make the coding process more accessible and seamless for users. The tool writes Python code by leveraging AI capabilities and runs it in a sandboxed environment. And while this is an incredible feat, the sandboxed environment bit is a…

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Microsoft Looking Into Windows Activation Failures After Hardware Swaps

Microsoft is looking into Windows 10 and 11 activation issues occurring following BIOS updates and hardware swaps.

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Revolutionary 'sweating' heatsink improves passive CPU cooling up to 32.65% with salt water

Developed by researchers in China, this experimental technology allows a porous membrane to 'sweat' and absorb moisture from the air and passively cool processors.

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3D Printer Layer Shifting: How to Avoid it

Avoid 3D print layer shifting by properly fastening the moving components of your 3D printer and using the correct settings in the slicer.

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Intel's top-tier gaming laptop CPU just leaked, and it almost beat the desktop equivalent — Here's what you need to know

Leaked Geekbench 6 benchmarks show an unreleased Intel Core 14th Gen mobile CPU almost matching the performance of its desktop 14700K counterpart.

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I’m Sticking With Windows 10, but Microsoft Won’t Stop Nagging Me to Upgrade

I want to keep my desktop PC on Windows 10, but Microsoft’s attempts to convince me to upgrade to Windows 11 keep getting more aggressive.

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Intel Raptor Lake Refresh 14th Gen CPU: Rumored release date, price, specs and more

Intel Raptor Lake Refresh 14th Gen CPUs haven't been officially announced but they're expected this year — here's everything we've heard so far.

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Intel's $5.4 billion purchase of Tower Semiconductor is supposed to go through today, but will China block it?

Intel agreed to purchase Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion, but the deal has had to be pushed back twice. Today is the current deadline for the purchase, but it is unclear what will happen.

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Elegoo Neptune 4 Review: Invisible Klipper

Elegoo’s Neptune 4 comes with speedy firmware Klipper hidden inside.

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Intel Core i9-14900K and Core i7-14700K benchmarks leak online

Intel's benchmarks of the Core i9-14900K and Core i7-14700K recently surfaced online. The processors will be part of the 14th Generation Raptor Lake Refresh lineup.

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5 Ways Fix Z Banding in 3D Printing

To prevent Z banding in your 3D prints, you must address the underlying issues causing it. Learn how to properly optimize your Z-axis components and fix essential settings in your 3D printer to achieve smooth 3D prints.

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ASUS to mass-produce desktop GPUs without power cables (but there's a catch)

It looks like ASUS is working on some RTX 40-series GPUs without traditional PCIe power cables, so what's the catch?

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How to Apply Thermal Paste to Your CPU

Follow our quick and easy guide to make sure your thermal paste application doesn't lead to higher CPU temps or other serious problems.

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Some top AMD chips have a major security flaw

AMD Zen 2 flaw allowed threat actors to exfiltrate encryption keys, giving access to sensitive information.

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AMD's Zen 2 chips have a security bug that's getting patched between now and 2024

Zenbleed shouldn't be left exposed for long, so you best keep an eye out for an upcoming AGESA fix for affected chips.

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Roccat Vulcan II Review: Also Very Pretty

The Vulcan II is a beautiful full-size wired keyboard with smooth mechanical linear switches and gorgeous per-key RGB lighting.

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How to Keep 3D Prints From Looking Like Spaghetti

One common problem many 3D printer users face is prints coming out looking like spaghetti, with thin, stringy lines instead of the desired design. This can be caused by a number of factors and there are key things you need to do to prevent this from happening.

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Intel Resumes Shipping Xeon MCC Processors After Bug is Mitigated

After pausing shipments of some of its Sapphire Rapids Xeon processors due to a bug, Intel has resumed shipping its Xeon MCC products.

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