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AMD unveils ROCm 7 — new platform boosts AI performance up to 3.5x, adds Radeon GPU support

AMD launches ROCm 7 platform that boosts AI inference performance by up to 3.5X, adds support for FP4/FP6 formats and distributed workloads, and extends compatibility to Windows and Radeon GPUs on Ryzen systems.

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AMD unwraps 2027 AI plans: Verano CPU, Instinct MI500X GPU, next-gen AI rack

AMD plans to launch its second-generation rack-scale AI platform in 2027 with EPYC 'Verano' CPUs, Instinct MI500X GPUs, and Vulcano 800 GbE NICs, accelerating its roadmap to an annual cadence.

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AMD EPYC Venice boasts 256 cores and bandwidth galore — next-gen server CPUs arrive in 2026

AMD’s Zen 6-based EPYC ‘Venice’ CPU pushes core count to 256, boosts performance by 70%, and features PCIe 6.0, 1.6 TB/s memory bandwidth, and a new SP7 packaging, according to AMD.

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AMD RX 9070 XT GDDR6 sources have a small effect on performance — testing reveals 1 - 2% delta

Bilibili hardware tester finds discrepancies between SK hynix and Samsung memory across Radeon 9070 XT models

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[UPDATED] AMD says Instinct MI400X GPU is 10X faster than MI300X, will power Helios rack-scale system with EPYC 'Venice' CPUs

AMD unveiled Helios, its first in-house rack-scale AI system built around upcoming EPYC 'Venice' CPUs and Instinct MI400-series GPUs, aiming to challenge Nvidia's dominance in AI. But while it is said to offer higher memory capacity and bandwidth than competing platforms, it is expected to trail in peak compute performance…

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AMD announces MI350X and MI355X AI GPUs, claims up to 4X generational performance gain, 35X faster inference

AMD unveiled its new MI350X and MI355X GPUs for AI workloads here at its Advancing AI 2025 event in San Jose, California, claiming the new accelerators offer a 3X performance boost over the prior-gen MI300X, positioning the company to improve its competitive footing against its market-leading rival, Nvidia.

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How To Delete Files and Directories via the Linux Terminal

Removing files and directories using the Linux command line is very efficient and can be used directly, or when accessing a system remotely.

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ARM CEO joins Nvidia in stance against US export controls — Rene Haas says narrower access 'not good' for industry or consumer

ARM CEO joins Nvidia in stance against U.S export controls

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Copilot Vision is live on Windows in the US — AI companion can see two apps at once

Copilot Vision is live on Windows in the United States for Windows 10 and 11.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says Huawei will take advantage if AI chip restrictions continue — 'our technology is a generation ahead of theirs', but not for long

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says US tech isolationism may result in handing major wins to Huawei and the Chinese AI software stack. While Huawei may be lagging behind US tech, the time may come when it can catch up and perhaps surpass US interests.

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Micron starts to ship samples of HBM4 memory to clients — 36 GB capacity and bandwidth of 2 TB/s

Micron has become the first DRAM vendor to begin sampling 36GB HBM4 memory with a 2048-bit interface and 2TB/s bandwidth.

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How to Run a Linux OS on your Chromebook

Running Linux on your Chromebook used to be fraught with hacks and complications, but now we can easily run a Linux virtual machine alongside Google’s cloud based OS.

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This open-source generative AI tool converts 2D images into 3D part meshes for 3D printing in seconds

A team has created an application called PartCrafter that creates 3D models, in single or multiple parts, using AI based on 2D images for input.

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3,800-hour test could show OLED burn-in is on the decline — MSI MPG 321URX shows only 'minor' issues after 15 months of worst-case scenario use

A video chronicling the degradation of an OLED monitor over time has just been published, offering a 15-month update, and things aren't too bad.

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Mig Flash V2 shown working on Nintendo Switch 2 — could pave the way for Switch 1 games on latest console

In a recent showcase, the team behind the MIG-Switch (now MIG Flash) successfully booted up The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom directly from the flash cart.

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Lian Li's new PC fans are completely wireless — cableless speed and RGB controls show promise, but the battery only lasts 30 minutes

Lian Li’s new fans aim to cut the cable clutter to some extent

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How To Create a Custom Linux App Menu — Zenity Makes It Easy

Learn how to write a Bash shell script that will have all of your favorite apps ready to go!

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How To Move and Rename Files in the Linux Terminal

Managing files across a remote connection, or sat at your desk, the Linux terminal is the place to be. Learn how one command can be used for two different purposes.

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China claims to have developed the world's first AI-designed processor — LLM turned performance requests into CPU architecture

China’s leading scientific institution has taken the wraps of QiMeng, an AI-powered system designed to accelerate chip design.

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Disastrous MindsEye launch plagued by performance issues — even an RTX 5090 can't deliver 60 fps despite 19GB VRAM usage, developer working on a fix

MindsEye players are complaining of poor performance despite having hardware that exceeds the game's recommended requirements.

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How to rip your audio CDs to MP3, FLAC from the Linux terminal with abcde

Rip your CDs directly from the Linux terminal using the abcde bash tool.

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PCIe 7.0 spec finalized with up to 512GB/s speeds — PCI-SIG targets 1TB/s for 8.0 as 'exploration' phase begins

PCI-SIG has revealed the specs for PCIe 7.0, and its plans for 8.0.

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SMI CEO says no PCIe 6.0 SSDs for PC 'until 2030', Nvidia demands SSDs with 100 million IOPS — Wallace C. Kou on the future of SSDs

The CEO of Silicon Motion discusses the prospects of independent developers of SSD controllers, PCIe 6.0 SSDs, PLC 3D NAND, and other exotic types of non-volatile memory, as well as why NAND makers are poised to continue using controllers from third parties.

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Massive privacy concern: over 40,000 security cameras are streaming unsecured footage worldwide

Bitsight warns of real-time privacy breaches as cameras in homes, offices, and factories stream openly on the web

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AMD's Instinct MI355X accelerator will reportedly consume 1,400 watts

As power consumption of accelerators for supercomputers continues to grow in the coming years, AMD expects zetta scale-class datacenters to consume 500 megawatts, require nuclear reactor.

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