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Rockstar's hotly anticipated GTA VI delayed — dev confirms release now set for May 2026

Rockstar apologized to its fans for delaying the release of this much-awaited title, but at least we finally have a definitive date.

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Nvidia RTX 50 GPUs make a small splash in the Steam Survey — AMD RX 9000 GPUs remain absent from the list

The latest Steam Hardware survey does not include an AMD RX 9000-series GPU, despite a few new entries from Nvidia's RTX 50-series lineup.

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Intel hedges its bet for High-NA EUV with the 14A process node — an alternate Low-NA technique has identical yield and design rules

Intel has not yet fully committed to using the new High-NA EUV chipmaking tool in production and has an alternative production flow of its 14A node that uses standard Low-NA EUV as a backup plan.

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Microsoft makes passkeys the default authentication method for all new accounts

Microsoft says that passkeys reduce password use by 20% and wants to remove password use altogether.

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Nvidia's CEO says China is not far behind the U.S. in AI capabilities

Jensen Huang states that China is nearly on par with the U.S. in AI hardware development, as Huawei begins shipping its CloudMatrix 384 systems. However, Huawei's scale remains far behind Nvidia's projected AI compute deployments for 2025.

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Russia's Baikal has produced 85,000 of its CPUs since 2012, aims for more

Russia's Baikal Electronics has produced and sold 85,000 processors since its founding, but due to post-2022 sanctions and blocked shipments from Taiwan, it now aims to restart production with new chips like Baikal-L and Baikal-S2 at SMIC.

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Intel IPO delivers better gaming performance than 200S Boost in user benchmarks

BiliBili user evaluates Intel's IPO and 200S Boost technologies to determine which offers higher gaming performance.

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Despite Nvidia claims, Chinese smugglers have used live lobsters and fake baby bumps to traffic electronics

Nvidia and Anthropic have publicly locked horns over the extremes Chinese smugglers are willing to go to in order to acquire sanctioned GPUs.

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Boox debuts 23.5-inch color E ink monitor with 1800p resolution and $1,900 price tag

The latest color E ink display from Boox costs as much as a high-end IPS panel from Apple or Dell

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Developer gets Linux running inside Microsoft Excel, 'mostly for fun'

Holy sheet!

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Tiny cooling fan-on-a-chip designed for phones to be deployed in AI data centers

xMEMS Labs is deploying its micro cooling solution on optical transceiver DSPs to make fiber optic communication in AI data centers more efficient.

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Wyze gets $255K tariff bill for $167K worth of floodlights

Wyze just settled a $255K tax bill to the CBP for importing $167K worth of floodlights into the U.S.

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Microsoft hikes prices of Xbox consoles, controllers, headsets, and games worldwide - cites market conditions and price of development

Xbox hikes Xbox console prices by $80 - $130 along, also raises prices on controllers, headsets and games, citing increased development costs, but forgetting to note newly imposed U.S. import tariffs.

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8BitDo backs down after blaming tariffs for suspension of China warehouse shipments to the U.S.

8BitDo's China warehouse goods will cease being sent to the U.S., but we aren't sure about the permanence of this decision.

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UK company allegedly paid $4m in bribes to secure Microsoft data center construction contract

The UK government arrested three people connected to British companies that were involved with Microsoft's data center project in the Netherlands.

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Buffalo celebrates 50yr anniversary with a limited edition 'skeleton' transparent hard disk

Buffalo Japan has launched the Buffalo HD-SKL 'skeleton hard disk' with a transparent panel showing the inner mechanism.

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Tipster claims AMD's RX 9060 XT 8GB is planned to launch at Computex — Dismisses cancellation rumors

Despite all the talk of it being scrapped, it seems that AMD's RX 9060 XT 8GB GPUs are still in the pipeline, and set for launch at Computex, per Benchlife.

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TSMC SVP Kevin Zhang opens up on process technology development & evolving demands: Interview

TSMC is evolving its strategy by developing distinct leading-edge process technologies optimized for AI, client, and HPC applications, while maintaining aggressive scaling with innovations like backside power delivery and second-generation nanosheet transistors.

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How To Dual Boot Linux and Windows on any PC

Windows and Linux co-existing on the same machine.

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Nvidia asks US government to ease AI GPU export rules, but Trump administration plans tighter controls

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is calling for the Trump administration to relax AI GPU export restrictions to support U.S. industry, but the administration is instead considering stricter controls to use chip access as leverage in trade negotiations.

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Nvidia RTX 50-series demand drops in Germany — cheapest models of all but RTX 5090 priced at MSRP or lower

Demand for Nvidia's RTX 50-series appears to be dropping as cheapest models appear to be priced at or below MSRP. The only exception is the 5090, which is still in high demand.

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Windows 11 update failure stops machines from updating to version 24H2 using WSUS

The latest Windows 11 update is stopping machines from upgrading to Windows 11 24H2 when using the Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) application.

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Software dev fortifies his blog with 'zip bombs' — attacking bots meet their end with explosive data package

This developer sends zip bombs to pesky web crawlers that attempt to compromise his website.

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TSMC starts construction its 1.6nm and 2nm-capable U.S. fab: Fab 21 phase 3

TSMC breaks ground for its third Fab 21 module in the U.S., which will produce chips on A16 and N2 process technologies towards the end of the decade.

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Intel driver update for Lunar Lake chips reportedly improves iGPU FPS by 10%, 1% lows by 25%

Intel just released a driver update that increases the iGPU performance of Lunar Lake chips.

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