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Artificial Intelligence comes to smart pens, includes handwriting-to-text and ChatGPT

The "One Smart AI Pen" concept by Zakwan Ahmad gets launched for crowdfunding on Kickstarter.

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Apple debuts M3 Ultra in refreshed Mac Studio with up to 512GB memory

Apple is refreshing the Mac Studio, its tiny workstation, with its M4 Max and new M3 Ultra chips.

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Apple's MacBook Air gets M4, new color, and a lower price

The 2025 MacBook Air has Apple's M4 processor, comes in a new "sky blue" color and starts at $999 for the 13-inch version and $1,199 for the 15-inch laptop.

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Nvidia's shortages are limiting PC GPU market growth, looming tariffs also impacting sales

GPU shipments grew by 6.2% late last year despite shortages, but researchers predict that the graphics card market will decrease by 1% annually from 2024 to 2028.

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Photo of Elon Musk’s new gaming PC reveals odd component choices – is he rocking an RTX 4060?

A recent photo of Elon Musk’s DOGE gaming PC at the White House appears to show a badly-balanced build.

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Nvidia RTX 5070 Founders Edition won't be available on launch day, coming 'later in March'

Nvidia has unofficially confirmed that the Founders Edition variant of the RTX 5070 will only be available later this month.

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China doubles US research output on next-gen chips amid export bans — trade war fuels a research wave

China is far outpacing US-based studies on next-gen chip technologies, with PRC-based authors making up 50% of the top-cited microchip research essays since 2018.

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The NAND market faced a 6.2% revenue loss in Q4 24 — forecast projects a further 20% hit in Q1 25

TrendForce reports that the NAND flash industry suffered a 6% revenue drop in Q4 24 and is expected to plummet by 20% further in Q1 25.

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Chinese government shifts focus from x86 and Arm CPUs, gov't promoting RISC-V chips heavily

Chinese government will encourage domestic chip developers to design processors based on the RISC-V ISA.

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Nintendo GameCube modified to run PowerPC Windows NT and Doom

Nintendo GameCube and Wii's PowerPC architecture makes a barebones functioning port of Windows NT possible.

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Microsoft updates Windows 11 CPU support for OEM systems to include 8th to 10th Gen Intel CPUs

Microsoft relisted the Intel 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen CPUs it had previously removed from the list of Windows 11-supported CPUs.

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TSMC's $100B US investment only accounts for 7% of company's output — Taiwan gov't gives official blessing for project

After the initial hype of TSMC's major U.S. investment, TSMC is clarifying its commitments to Taiwan and its shareholders; the move is not an abandoning of Taiwan.

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AMD's new RX 9000 GPUs only officially support UEFI systems

Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs will require UEFI for optimal performance and may not work as expected on older CSM/Legacy Modes.

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Brother accused of locking down third-party printer ink cartridges via forced firmware updates, removing older firmware versions from support portals

Right to repair crusader Louis Rossmann has shared a new video encapsulating his surprise, and disappointment, that Brother has morphed into an 'anti-consumer printer company.'

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AMD's mobile X3D chips come to desktops — Minisforum's $599 MoDT debuts with Ryzen 9 7945HX3D

Minisforum just launched a mini-ITX motherboard that comes equipped with an AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX3D chip for the ultimate compact gaming machine.

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Trump purge hits Chips Act office, two-fifths of staff to be terminated: Report

Two-fifths of the staff of the U.S. Chips Program Office are to be terminated, with 60 employees leaving today.

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TSMC and Trump announce $100 billion investment in the US, including three fabs

President Donald Trump, alongside with TSMC CEO CC Wei, just announced in the White House that the company is investing $100 billion to expand its Arizona facility.

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Chinese firms get Blackwell chips by ordering through nearby countries, defying U.S. bans

Chinese businesses have been reportedly acquiring several of Nvidia's latest chips despite the export controls that the U.S. has put up.

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Cozy cats live in a Raspberry Pi-powered luxury automated smart house

Visible_Turnover3952 has created a Raspberry Pi-powered cat house with luxurious smart home features and automated systems to keep them cozy.

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Alibaba launches RISC-V-based XuanTie C930 server CPU — AI/HPC chip ships this month, more designs to follow

Alibaba announces its new XuanTie C930 HPC CPU, built on RISC-V to boost China's domestic CPU market.

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Lenovo showcases a USB-C connected AI Stick with a 32 TOPS NPU on board

Lenovo unveiled the Lenovo AI Stick at MWC 2025. It features an NPU with 32 TOPS.

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MSI quietly raises prices of its supposed RTX 5070 Ti MSRP models

MSI has quietly increased the official price of RTX 5070 Ti models initially advertised as MSRP models.

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Samsung showcases 500 Hz OLED monitor and foldable gaming handheld at MWC 2025

Samsung highlights the latest advancements in OLEDs across screen sizes, market segments, at Mobile World Congress 2025.

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Nvidia and Broadcom continue trialing Intel 18A test chips: Report

A new report suggests that Broadcom and Intel are continuing to test the Intel 18A manufacturing process, amid reports of setbacks for contract manufacturing customers.

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Nvidia's poor RTX 50 compute test results due to missing 32-bit OpenCL support, says PassMark

PassMark reports that Nvidia has dropped 32-bit OpenCL support, rendering legacy code unusable on Blackwell (RTX 50) hardware.

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