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Negotiating with one of the largest companies in the world doesn’t sound easy, but that’s precisely what Indonesia has been doing for the past few weeks with iPhone maker Apple. The backstory here is that after the country required smartphones which are sold domestically to be made of at least 40% locally manufactured parts, Indonesia banned iPhone 16 sales. In November 2024, authorities even confiscated and destroyed recent iPhone models, as shown in the picture above.

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A small package with a huge malicious potential.

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130 FP8 ExaFLOPS?

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SRAM is hard to scale.

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Calls to replace American technology with domestic technology.

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73.6 million iGPUs and dGPUs shipped during the quarter

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Delivers a very worthwhile performance uplift vs. commercial fanless RTX 3050 cards.

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It might get harder for the US to get certain materials.

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - NZXT's PREDATORY PROGRAM
06:15 - H1 Fires, Context, & History
09:08 - Motivated by Greed
11:02 - Bait & Switch
17:18 - Why Names Matter
19:43 - Fraudulent Marketing & Influencer Clowns
24:09 - NZXT's Lies
27:26 - NZXT's Victims
29:49 - Predatory Pricing
32:00 - $15,000 for a 5600X
32:46 - ILLEGAL LOANS
34:43 - CRIMINAL LOANS
36:40 - Aggressive Terms (ft. Lawyer Interview)
37:10 - Lawyer: Punishing Consumers
39:15 - Lawyer: Excessive Billing
43:46 - Lawyer: Major Privacy Concerns
46:32 - MAGIC THE GATHERING LAWYER TANGENT
47:15 - Lawyer: NZXT Protecting Itself vs. Aggression
49:35 - Lawyer: DEATH Waiver
54:19 - Lawyer: No Guarantee on Specs Listed
56:25 - Lawyer: Consumer Rights
58:11 - CONCLUSION

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Stop sniggering at the back, okay?

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A Core Ultra 7 258V, with Arc 140V graphics, in your hands.

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The higher, the better.

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Third turn of the screw adds 140 Chinese groups to the entity list.

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Tenstorrent has plans to manufacture its new AI chips through TSMC and Samsung.

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No word on the exact performance numbers though.

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MSI Claw 8 AI+ will have options between a Core Ultra 7 258V and a Core Ultra 7 256V CPU with 16GB and 32GB LPDDR5X.

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But TSMC may have different plans.

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It is bigger and has more cores.

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Less severe than expected?

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Huawei reportedly tries to hire personnel from ASML and Zeiss at 3X salaries.

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This is China's answer to the Ultra Ethernet Consortium.

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The new Steam Controller design closely mirrors the layout of Steam Deck's inputs and likely has full parity with Deck Steam Input profiles.

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A new way, or a new manufacturer?

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Bigger, better, faster, stronger.

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More power hungry too.

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