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New tool burns images onto Compact Discs' recording area using ones and zeros — unlike Lightscribe, the technique works on any disc

A developer has dusted off an ancient software project for burning visual artwork onto the surface of a standard Compact Disc.

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Zotac launches a new fragrance line just for gamers — the company’s April Fool’s joke turned to reality

Zotac turned its April Fool's joke into reality by launching a new fragrance line designed for gamers.

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Relive the days of unhinged GPU box artwork — new book catalogs 300 retail boxes with both horrors and delights

A new book features some of the most striking examples of graphics card box art from the late 1990s through to the early 2010s

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New leaked Bambu Lab 3D printer images may show the next model — decoding the images reveals interesting details

Is Bambu Lab ready to ship the next 3D Printer?

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Alienware releases a PC Lego set — Area-51 kit has 318 bricks, builds NUC NUC-sized PC

Alienware has added a tiny NUC-sized PC to its roster - but it's a Lego kit.

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Tesla details how it finds punishing defective cores on its million-core Dojo supercomputers — a single error can ruin a weeks-long AI training run

Tesla's Stress tool detects and disables faulty cores in Dojo wafer-scale processors, which power Dojo clusters with millions of cores, without interrupting AI training.

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Kioxia preps XL-Flash SSD that's 3x faster than any SSD available — 10 million IOPS drive has peer-to-peer GPU connectivity for AI servers

Kioxia is developing a 10M IOPS XL-Flash SSD with peer-to-peer GPU connectivity to eliminate bottlenecks and deliver low-latency, small-block access optimized for AI training and inference workloads.

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ASE adopts AMD CPUs — largest independent chip packaging and testing firm also begins evaluating Instinct MI300-series GPUs for AI

ASE has transitioned to AMD EPYC and Ryzen processors across its data centers and client systems, achieved major performance and efficiency gains, and is now evaluating AMD's Instinct MI300-series GPUs for its AI workloads.

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Aorus RTX 5090 package from Amazon was allegedly filled with macaroni, rice, and an old obsolete GPU — it's an impasta!

An Amazon customer complained that their Aorus Master GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card packaging contained just pasta, rice, and an old GPU.

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'Brain-inspired' supercomputer with no GPUs or storage switched on — SpiNNaker 2 mimics 150-180 million neurons

Sandia National labs has allegedly turned on its own SpiNNaker 2 server sporting a whopping 175,000 CPU cores, and 2.3TB of LPDDR4 memory.

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AMD RX 9060 XT still available at MSRP at most retailers post-launch — 8GB and 16GB versions still in stock

On Day 2 of release, AMD's RX 9060 XT is still on shelves at most retailers, and at MSRP. Most of the remaining stock is of the 8GB variant of the GPU, but the fact that GPU stock is still on shelves after a GPU release in 2025 is a…

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ASRock tailors budget-friendly AMD A620 mini-ITX motherboard to SFF enthusiasts

ASRock has introduced the A620AI WiFi, a budget mini-ITX AM5 motherboard for Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000G, and Ryzen 9000 processors.

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'Rising ASIC coalition' seeks to jettison Nvidia — Industry report claims firms are accelerating development in order to reduce dependence on the giant

Industry reports claim that ASIC shipments are projected to rise at a compound annual growth rate of 50%. This growth is largely attributed to top cloud hyperscalers such as Google, AWS, and Meta seeking to move away from reliance on Nvidia hardware.

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Hackers discover Nintendo Switch 2 exploit one day after launch — minor hack allows running custom code on top of OS

Bluesky user David Buchanan discovered a userland Return-Oriented Programming vulnerability on the Switch 2.

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AMD's desktop GPU market share hits all-time low despite RX 9070 launch, Nvidia extends its lead [Updated]

Shipments of AMD's GPUs in Q1 declined almost twofold from Q4 despite the launch of Radeon RX 9070-series products that AMD deems successful.

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Groundbreaking 3D-printing tech developed — dual-light system can print two different materials from the same resin

This resin 3D printer is capable of printing multiple types of material using a single type of resin, with one of the materials being a dissolvable resin for support.

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New Nintendo Switch 2 units show potential signs of tampering — UK customers report receiving unsealed products from multiple retailers

Many Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order customers are complaining that their consoles arrived already open.

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Cheapest 5090 ever? Lucky PC builder finds RTX 5090 for 'just' $1,679 at Walmart, saving $1,520 — card has worked 'flawlessly' ever since

One lucky PC builder found a third-party returned RTX 5090 at Walmart for well below MSRP.

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AMD scoops entire Untether AI chip team — Canada AI inference outfit will cease product support

AMD hires Untether AI's entire engineering team, shuttering the company's operations.

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Graphene thermal pad for AMD CPUs promises 17X better conductivity than thermal paste, 2X improvement over Thermal Grizzly

Coracer has launched the GPE-01 graphene pads for AMD's AM5 processors.

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AMD RX 9060 XT 16GB flies off shelves, 8GB lingers - GPU launch highlights demand split between variants

In the early hours following the launch of the AMD RX 9060 XT, the card's stock at MSRP for the 8GB model seems to continue to be somewhat stable worldwide. In stark contrast, the 16GB model seems like the hot ticket item of the day.

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Hacker who breached 5,000 accounts to mine crypto arrested — 7-year cryptojacking scheme incurs $4.5 million in damages

Ukrainian authorities nabbed a hacker who used over 5,000 compromised online hosting accounts for mining cryptocurrency.

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GameStop Nintendo Switch 2 customers hit with punctured screens after store employees staple receipts to the box (Updated)

Customer reports reveal some Nintendo Switch 2 inventory is being damaged accidentally at a Gamestop location in New York due to staples piercing the packaging material, damaging the console's LCD screen.

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How to turn an old PC into a Linux web server

Reusing older hardware as a web server is a great way to learn web development, server administration,

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Intel draws a line in the sand to boost gross margins — new products must deliver 50% gross profit to get the green light

In a presentation at Bank of America's global technology conference this year, Intel Products CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus discussed some of Intel's intense moves to get back into contention against a fierce chip industry.

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