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Emteq Labs has announced the development of Sense, which it says is the world's first emotion-sensing smart glasses.

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Better late than never?

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Sources have informed Hungarian outlet Prohardver that AMD and Intel have begun testing 12V-2x6 power cables for their upcoming graphics cards. Market leader Nvidia already uses the standard across its latest and upcoming products, but its competitors may still harbor reliability concerns.

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€5 billion lower revenue guidance less than expected in 2025.

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SRAM is reaching its limits regarding storage density; hybrid gain cell memory could change that.

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Qualcomm wants things to settle down first before making a decision.

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Samsung Foundry, ADTechnology, and Rebellions have collaborated with Arm

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SMR-based tech gets WD to 32TB.

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And we should see 20% of the notebook market using Arm chips next year.

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Cats and dogs, living together!

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The goal here is to regulate the dissemination of advanced AI technology.

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A lot of money.

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DDR5-6400 that's plug-and-play.

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It's the same old story, folks.

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Though for now it looks like speculation.

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Merging the 1980s and 2000s into one package

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How many USB-Cs do you want? Yes!

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Pre-orders are now open for RetroTime's upcoming Bluetooth hub for the NES. It is the first attachment for the system's mysterious expansion slot in almost 40 years.

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According to Panasonic, the Lumix S 18-40mm zoom lens is the world's smallest and lightest autofocus-compatible interchangeable zoom lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. The zoom range can even be extended to 18-120mm with the Hybrid Zoom function on the Lumix S9. It has a closest shooting distance of 5.9 inches (15 cm), allowing photographers to capture macros in all their glory.

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As there is no demand for flash memory, memory producers think DRAM.

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Vietnam expects to earn $100 billion in chip revenue and over a trillion in electronics revenue in 2050.

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Gaming looks to be a letdown.

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National security risks may postpone Cerebras's IPO.

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GameSir recently began shipping the Tarantula Pro, a high-end controller targeting PC, iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch users. The gamepad's connectivity, face buttons, and trigger options aim to provide an ideal experience for multiple game types.

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Support extends precisely to the GCC 15 compiler, not the Linux kernel.

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