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Chip inventories have overgrown as consumer demand continues to decline
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Nvidia expected to reveal RTX 40 laptop GPUs and RTX 4070 Ti at the "GeForce Beyond" event...
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Official support for both Windows 7 and 8 ends in January, Microsoft Edge also losing...
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New Intel Arc drivers bring some massive improvements to DirectX 9 performance
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Moore's Law isn't dead according to AMD, but it has changed
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Samsung announces new GDDR6W memory, rivals HBM2
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Amazon shopping has gotten worse and less reliable thanks to ads
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Sony and Honda thinking about adding a PlayStation 5 inside autonomous cars
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Apple silicon supports the ancient Intel 8080 through a secret extension
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AMD Advantage arrives on desktops along with new performance boosting features
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SK Hynix spinoff Solidigm can now manufacture massive 61.44 TB SSDs
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Zen 4 X3D processors may be limited to Ryzen 5 and 7, no Meteor Lake processors in 2023
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FIFA 23 is trying to correctly predict the World Cup winner for the fourth time in a row
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TSMC hoping to move 3nm production to US, now starting work towards 1nm
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Redditor discovers extremely rare 1956 computer in grandparents' basement
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Samsung's 8th-gen V-NAND is expected to support over 12 GB/s
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YouTube launches new streaming hub called "Primetime Channels"
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Rode launches new gamer oriented products
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Samsung Galaxy S23 specs leak online, point to very minor changes
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The British government forces Meta to sell Giphy
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'Always-on VPN' feature on Android can leak unencrypted data
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Analysts estimate SSD prices will drop 50 percent by mid-2023
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Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast gets ported to VR
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PSA: FBI releases safety statement regarding fake batteries
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Microsoft releases guide to optimize Windows 11 gaming performance
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The White House unveils a "Bill of Rights" for artificial intelligence
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Multiple makers reveal their upcoming AMD B650 motherboards
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Samsung unveils 5-year roadmap for processors, reaching 1.4nm by 2027
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Apple reluctantly agrees to TSMC's price increases
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Nvidia clarifies power supply requirements for RTX 40-series
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AlphaX posted the thread Chip inventories have overgrown as consumer demand continues to decline in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous tech companies saw record profits and purchases... -
AlphaX posted the thread Nvidia expected to reveal RTX 40 laptop GPUs and RTX 4070 Ti at the "GeForce Beyond" event... in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Something to look forward to:</strong> Nvidia confirmed today an event it will hold on January 3 titled "GeForce Beyond." It...
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AlphaX posted the thread Official support for both Windows 7 and 8 ends in January, Microsoft Edge also losing... in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> Released in 2009 and 2012, respectively, Windows 7 and Windows 8 had polar opposite receptions...
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AlphaX posted the thread New Intel Arc drivers bring some massive improvements to DirectX 9 performance in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>What just happened?</strong> One of Intel Arc's most significant flaws is its performance within games using the DirectX 9...
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AlphaX posted the thread Moore's Law isn't dead according to AMD, but it has changed in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> On multiple occasions in recent years, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stated that "Moore's Law is...
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AlphaX posted the thread Samsung announces new GDDR6W memory, rivals HBM2 in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>In context:</strong> As manufacturers continue to squeeze every last drop of performance out of current GDDR6 and GDDR6X...
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AlphaX posted the thread Amazon shopping has gotten worse and less reliable thanks to ads in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> If it wasn't obvious, Amazon has somewhat confusing methods for promoting specific products to...
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AlphaX posted the thread Sony and Honda thinking about adding a PlayStation 5 inside autonomous cars in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Something to look forward to:</strong> Earlier this year, Sony and Honda announced a collaboration to develop various...
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AlphaX reacted to wizardB's post in "Apple silicon supports the ancient Intel 8080 through a secret extension" with
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AlphaX posted the thread Apple silicon supports the ancient Intel 8080 through a secret extension in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> In 2020, Apple made the switch from Intel processors and started releasing Macs powered by its own...
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AlphaX posted the thread AMD Advantage arrives on desktops along with new performance boosting features in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Something to look forward to:</strong> Last year, AMD announced a collaboration with OEMs to produce a new line of gaming...
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AlphaX posted the thread SK Hynix spinoff Solidigm can now manufacture massive 61.44 TB SSDs in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Something to look forward to:</strong> Solidigm, a former division of Intel that is now owned by SK Hynix, held a press...
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AlphaX posted the thread Zen 4 X3D processors may be limited to Ryzen 5 and 7, no Meteor Lake processors in 2023 in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> With 2022 coming to a close and manufacturers wrapping up new products, tech fans are beginning to...
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AlphaX posted the thread FIFA 23 is trying to correctly predict the World Cup winner for the fourth time in a row in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>Something to look forward to:</strong> The World Cup is the largest association football competition run every four years in...
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AlphaX posted the thread TSMC hoping to move 3nm production to US, now starting work towards 1nm in TechnicalSides News and Comments.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> It's been an eventful few months in the processing industry, with tech companies releasing new...
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