Razer’s high-end Huntsman V2 Analogue gaming keyboard drops to an all-time low of $79 at Woot
This once super-expensive gaming keyboard is now only $79 at Woot. Grab your own Razer Huntsman V2 Analogue…
Read MoreIntel’s latest Arrow Lake CPU firmware reportedly offers little to no performance gains — users test the microcode ahead of launch on the ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF
The 0x114 microcode for Arrow Lake has leaked online but initial performance numbers suggest minimal gains in performance.…
Read MoreChinese businessman shows off sanctions-busting NVIDIA AI GPUs he bought despite US ban — 200 H200 GPUs skid past US sanctions
Chinese businessman smuggles over a dozen of H200 machines with eight GPUs inside each one. Chinese businessman smuggles…
Read MoreSony PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 now natively supports Arm64 architecture — including Raspberry Pi 5
Sony PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 gets full native Arm support, demonstrated with both Apple silicon and Raspberry Pi…
Read MoreMarvell develops custom HBM solution that offers higher performance in a smaller physical space
Marvell teams up with leading DRAM makers for customizable HBM solutions aimed at custom XPUs tailored for specific…
Read MoreAMD shares 30×25 progress: New AI machines are 28.3 times faster than 2020 machines
AMD’s lofty goal of improved energy efficiency for AI sees it within touching distance of 30 times better…
Read MoreBadRAM attack breaches AMD secure VMs using a Raspberry Pi Pico, DDR socket, and a 9V battery
Researchers have described the BadRAM attack, which is claimed to facilitate the breaching of processor security via rogue…
Read MoreTSMC founder says Intel has neither a strategy nor a CEO
Founder of TSMC criticizes Intel for not developing a sophisticated strategy for AI and instead focusing on becoming…
Read MoreTesting the impact of liquid cooling on Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265K using the Tryx Panorama 240
We tested the Core Ultra 7 265K with the Tryx Panorama AIO to see the impact of liquid…
Read More30-year-old Pentium FDIV bug tracked down in the silicon — Ken Shirriff takes the microscope to Intel’s first-ever recall
Ken Shirriff, noted reverse engineer and processor historian, has identified the specific transistors, incorrectly laid, which caused the…
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