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Mozilla fires off emergency patch to fix Nvidia GPU artifacting bugs in Firefox

If you've been experiencing unusual visual glitches and artifacts with Firefox, Mozilla has rolled out a hotfix that may help.

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China tech companies scramble to ditch Nvidia as Washington tightens export controls

This will threaten the U.S.'s AI supremacy, if China can pull it off.

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Chip design software giant pauses China sales and suspends financial guidance — Synopsys slams on the brakes as Washington issues fresh crackdown on semiconductor software exports

Synopsys has told staff in China to halt sales and services, and has suspended future financial guidance, following new U.S. export restrictions on semiconductor software.

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DRAM prices have jumped by 20% for the second month in a row — surging demand is likely due to stockpiling

DRAM and NAND chip prices have jumped to $2.10 in May — a massive jump from the $1.37 average price from March.

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Custom PCIe 5.0 SSD with 3D XL-Flash debuts — special Optane-like flash memory delivers up to 3.5 million random IOPS

InnoGrit demonstrates reference solid-state drive based on Kioxia's XL-Flash memory: custom-built XL-Flash-based drives on the way?

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Microsoft shelves first-party Xbox handheld to work on Windows 11 portable performance

Windows Central reports that Microsoft has postponed work on its own Xbox handheld in favor of enhancing Windows 11's handheld gaming support.

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China's first 6nm domestic GPU with purported RTX 4060-like performance has powered on

Chinese GPU startup Lisuan Technology has announced via its official WeChat account that its G100 6nm graphics card has been powered on.

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ASRock confirms its BIOS settings are killing Ryzen CPUs, is fully committed to fixing any damaged motherboards

ASRock confirmed that its motherboards are responsible for Ryzen 9000 deaths affecting ASRock motherboard customers. It also confirmed that it will charge both ways for motherboard RMAs.

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Lian Li’s tube-hiding Hydroshift II LCD-C AIO cooler adds a rotating dial for software-free display and RGB control

It also comes with improved tubing, thinner design, and wireless fan options

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Biwin unveils PCIe Gen5 SSD with 14,500 MB/s read speeds

Biwin officially launches the Maxio MAP1806-based X570 SSD that is expected to offer leading-edge performance and a low price.

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Nvidia CEO says Trump's tariff plan is 'utterly visionary'

Nvidia boss also says rescinding the AI diffusion rule was ‘completely visionary.’

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Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs may be backwards compatible with Arrow Lake coolers — LGA1954 and LGA1851 sockets share the same dimensions

Shipping records suggest Intel's next-gen LGA1954 socket shares dimensions with existing LGA1851 sockets, hinting at mechanical cooler compatibility.

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Elegoo to launch automatic filament switching for color 3D printing, first open-source RFID system could revolutionize filament management

Elegoo has confirmed that full color printing is coming to the Centauri Series of FDM 3D printers by the 3rd quarter of 2025.

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xMEMS' fan-on-a-chip cooling can reduce SSD temperatures by up to 20%

xMEMS is expanding its fan-on-a-chip platform to include active cooling solutions directly installed in SSDs.

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Team creates 3D-printed "soft robot" that walks off the machine that made it

The University of Edinburgh has shared a 3D-printed "soft robot" made by a team of theirs who claim it can walk off the machine that made it.

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IDC says PC shipments will increase because of tariffs, now expects 274 million PCs to ship in 2025

Market research and tech analyst firm IDC reckons that global PC sales will reach 274 million units in 2025.

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9,000 Asus routers compromised by botnet attack and persistent SSH backdoor that even firmware updates can't fix

New botnet campaign exploits legitimate system features to establish deep persistence while remaining virtually undetectable

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AMD to build export-compliant AI chips for the Chinese market, Radeon AI PRO 9700 to arrive by 3Q25

The AMD Radeon AI PRO 9700 is expected to launch in China as the company's competitor to Nvidia's B20 AI chip.

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Western Digital still plans to start shipping 36TB HAMR hard drives in 2027

At Computex 2025, Western Digital confirmed plans to begin mass production of HAMR-based hard drives in 2027, starting with 36TB, 40TB, and 44TB models.

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Anthropic CEO says AI could cause up to 20% unemployment within five years, wipe out half of all entry-level white collar jobs

The CEO of Anthropic has claimed AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white collar jobs and spike unemployment by 20%.

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Fanless AirJet Mini G2 cooler promises 42% more cooling performance in the same form-factor

Frore Systems launched its second-generation AirJet Mini solid-state cooling chip at Computex, delivering 50% greater heat dissipation in the same compact form factor.

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China to ease rare earth export restrictions to benefit domestic and European semiconductor firms

China will ease rare earth export restrictions for domestic and European semiconductor firms, according to state media.

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The high-end PCIe 5.0 SSD monopoly could be about to end: Silicon Motion’s new SSD controllers were everywhere at Computex

Silicon Motion is breaking Phison’s monopoly in the high-end PCIe 5.0 SSD market as over a dozen companies, including Micron, Crucial, Kingston, and Lexar, adopt its SM2508 controller.

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ASMedia and Via Labs are developing USB4 v2 controllers, still 18 months away from launch

ASMedia and Via Labs are working on their own USB4 v2 controllers, but don't expect them to come to market for at least 18 months.

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Trump tariffs to remain in effect while legal battle plays out, White House promises it will find a way to implement measures regardless

A U.S. trade court has blocked President Trump's sweeping tariffs.

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