12 diehard Razer fans got tattoos of the Razer Toaster — 5 years later, they’re still patiently waiting for it to come out
12 Razer fans got tattoos to prompt the company’s CEO to make the Razer Toaster a real product.…
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vPCBs, which are PCBs built with a sustainable and recyclable vitrimer polymer, debut. This contrasts with traditional PCBs…
Read MoreIBM to invest $730 million in Canadian semiconductor sector: Report
IBM invests in a Canada-based production facility. IBM invests in a Canada-based production facility.
Read MoreDrone maker DJI facing U.S. FCC ban — the national security risk and part China-state ownership are key issues
The U.S. Congress presented a bipartisan bill that will prevent DJI from selling new drones – effectively banning…
Read MoreWe tested 30 m.2 SSD heatsinks to find the top performer: ID-Cooling Zero M05 and M15 Review
Storage cooling used to be an afterthought, but PCIe 5 SSDs can run hot. Storage cooling used to…
Read MoreRaspberry Pi storybook uses AI to create stories with pictures on its eInk display
Thomas Valadez is using a Raspberry Pi to create stories and pictures with a little help from open-source…
Read MoreChina gives local companies funding to buy homegrown GPUs — aiming for self-sufficiency by 2027
The city government in Beijing has outlined plans to subsidize companies that buy Chinese-made processors. Its draft policy…
Read MoreWe tested 30 m.2 SSD heatsinks to find the top performer: ID-Cooling Zero M05 and M15 Review
Storage cooling used to be an afterthought, but PCIe 5 SSDs can run hot. Storage cooling used to…
Read MoreIntel Russia reports zero revenue in 2023 — now only one employee remains
In 2023, Intel’s operations in Russia were drastically pared back, leaving just one employee as the director of…
Read MoreMuseum criticizes Microsoft for ‘mutilated’ MS-DOS 4 open source release — posting on ‘stupid’ git blamed for the buggy blunder
A museum contends that MS-DOS 4 suffers from “git mutilation” due to being improperly open-sourced. A museum contends…
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