Modder tests if waiting 14,272 years will beat the classic Oregon Trail game
Modders create an Oregon Trail Time Machine to determine if the game can be beaten by waiting impossible…
Read MoreChina’s SpacemiT develops 64-core RISC-V datacenter CPU — 12nm chip allegedly performs like a 10-year old Xen or Opteron but with higher core count
SpacemiT’s VitalStone V100 has 64-cores, but its single-thread performance is comparable to that of 2011 processors. SpacemiT’s VitalStone…
Read MoreQualcomm hires Intel’s Xeon architect to lead development of server CPUs
Sailesh Kottapalli to lead development of Qualcomm’s server processors. Sailesh Kottapalli to lead development of Qualcomm’s server processors.
Read MoreNvidia ARM SoC for Windows machines reportedly debuting in Q4, featuring N1X, with N1 to follow in early 2026
Nvidia is gunning for the Windows PC ecosystem, competing with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm Nvidia is gunning for…
Read MoreSnake game port is only 56 bytes big and and fits in a QR code
Ongoing efforts to make the most efficient DOS port for Snake culminate (at least for now) at just…
Read MoreRTX Titan Ada prototype allegedly surfaces with 18,432 CUDA cores and 48GB VRAM — GPU-Z screenshot shows a full AD102 GPU die
Redditor shares a photograph and a GPU-Z screenshot of the allleged RTX Titan Ada GPU on Reddit. Redditor…
Read MoreLenovo led global PC shipment in 2024 with 61.8 million units — Apple is gaining PC market share with a 17.3% growth
PC market grew modest 1% in 2024 as Lenovo maintained its lead PC market grew modest 1% in…
Read MoreAMD’s current flagship Ryzen 9 9950X processor falls to its lowest-ever price
Grab AMD’s flagship processor with 16 cores and 32 threads for its lowest-ever price. Grab AMD’s flagship processor…
Read MoreTaiwanese govt clears TSMC to make 2nm chips abroad — country lowers its ‘Silicon Shield’
Taiwanese ministry lifts bars that prohibit TSMC to build 2nm chips at its facilities overseas. Taiwanese ministry lifts…
Read MoreTruck with $1.8M in smuggled electronics seized by Hong Kong Customs — 670,000 undeclared chips and 80,000 PC hardware components
Hong Kong Customs recently stopped a truck containing a mixed load of undeclared electronic components with an estimated…
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