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Two AMD models and three Intel.

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Don't get too excited; this is probably just about having even more AI stuff.

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Among AMD's bold claims about Zen 5's gaming performance was that the Ryzen 7 9700X would be 6% faster than Intel's Core i7-14700K. However, AMD has since walked back this claim, stating in a blog post that when running the 14700K with Intel's "Extreme" profile and the same high-speed memory that most reviewers use, the 9700X performs on par with the 14700K.

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Brighter and tougher, Tandem RGB stacks may help OLED keep its display reign.

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An extensive hardware modification, but the stealthy integration works well.

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Ampere Computing, the Oracle-backed semiconductor startup specializing in Arm-based processors for data centers, is reportedly exploring a potential sale, according to Bloomberg, which cited sources familiar with the matter.

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The Wall Street Journal reports a deal was discussed, but is "far from certain."

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A dev that worked on the AR glasses says they’re a “disaster.”

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And just like that, every Steam Deck and PC handheld owner got told they have a lesser product.

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The PM9E1 is rated for 2,400 TBW (Terabytes written) in its lifespan, which is twice the 1,200 TBW of its predecessor, the PM9A1

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Two AI GPUs are set to be made.

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The slow performance of the data center and AI unit drags Intel down.

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Indiegogo page confirms pricing and top-spec AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370.

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There’s ample opportunity in the form of a mobile billboard. Kiwibot is so convinced of this fact that it plunked down $25 million to purchase Nickelytics.

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But there are a couple of catches.

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But who might be interested to buy Ampere?

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Anduril is aiming to “enhance soldiers” with AR headset upgrades.

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Just like AMD said.

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Up to 420 W of motherboard power, and that's not even counting the CPU.

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While entry-level cameras have all but disappeared, elite models are making a strong comeback, as highlighted in a report by The Economist. The report notes that brands like Leica, Fujifilm, and Nikon have shifted their focus to high-end offerings – and it's paying off.

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The TI-84 graphing calculator provides a standardized design that dominates the global education market, even in a world of equally capable smartphones. The popular calculator already offers some advanced features, but it can achieve even more with a touch of creative engineering.

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A favorite SSD for Steam Deck upgrades is now available in standard length.

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Four new monitors are hitting shelves, joining AOC's recent salvo of new products at keen prices.

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The firm still hopes to be able to migrate and restore all affected data.

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But nobody knows the name of this company.

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