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Fascinating stuff. It seems like the dead internet theory is coming to life.
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Razer unveils $500 Huntsman Signature keyboard with CNC aluminum and mirror finish
(www.techspot.com)
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Researchers uncover firmware-level backdoor installed on several Android tablet brands
(www.techspot.com)
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Sony to exit the recordable Blu-ray market this month in another blow to physical media
(www.techspot.com)
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Machine learning could yield faster, cheaper lithium-ion battery development
(www.theregister.com)
Good point, TSMC is not just the pick axe seller in the gold rush, they are a generalized "best in class" tools seller.
To some degree, I don't think it matter for them what they are baffing, they'll always have demand as long as they are the clear leader.
Good stuff! )
I love Sweeney's holier than thou attitude. MFer, you don't give a shit about anything other than self-enrichment and social standing among other oligarchs.
It is worth noting that the benchmarked Snapdragon X2 Plus ran on a reference platform, while testers used commercially available products for the other chips. This is a key caveat, as results can vary widely depending on chip binning, cooling, power limits, SSD speed, memory latency, and installed apps.
What this means is that performance with real devices will likely be even worse.
With the X Elite we also had benchmark results on "reference platforms" that were never hit on real devices.
To hell with Starlink, it's giving money to individuals who wish you harm.
The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it has withdrawn a plan to impose restrictions on Chinese drones to address national security concerns after an earlier crackdown on passenger cars and trucks.
Considering the mercurial nature of US policy, I wouldn't be surprised if this plan is brought back at a later date.
I thought this was the case already.
I am a Fractal Design person when it comes to cases, but these look really nice.
It's too bad it will be impossible to build an new PC in the next 24-36 months.
Another propriety tech...
The pen would be far from ordinary—described as "contextually aware," it's designed to work as a "third-core" device that sits alongside your laptop and smartphone. Think of it as an AI companion that fits in your pocket or on your desk, enabling seamless two-way communication with ChatGPT through a paired device.
And why can't you just your smartphone?
The whole "AI device" thing sounds like Altman and Ivey wanting to become a new Apple of sorts. These people are so vapid and honestly boring.
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An interesting development, but it seems to be focused exclusively on parallel compute (enterprise dGPUs use cases):
From my limited understanding for CPUs (which are arguably far more complex and less "predictable"), Moore's Law is definitely dead.
If you look at single-thread CPU performance, gains from say ~2013 (Haswell/Ivy Bridge) are relatively modest compared to modern ~2025 era top end CPUs (9800X3D). Just compare a late 486, say the i486DX2 from 1994 to a P3/Tualatin from ~2001, there is no comparison at all.