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USPS had ceased accepting parcels from China and Hong Kong late Tuesday, potentially affecting numerous PC parts — service was restored by early Wednesday

The USPS is working with the CBP to build a system that will efficiently check every arriving parcel from China to charge import duties.

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Hardware leaker claims RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti GPUs will use 8-pin power connectors

A leaker claims Nvidia's RTX 5060-class GPUs will use the same power connectors as the 4060-class GPUs, despite requiring 100 watts more in the PSU department. Grains of salt sprinkled liberally, as the 4060 Ti Founders Edition used a 16-pin connector.

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Raspberry Pi Pico Spacewar controller brings vintage space combat to the 21st century

Tominator2000 has created Raspberry Pi Pico-powered controllers that can be used to emulate the Spacewar! combat game originally designed back in 1962.

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Moore Threads GPUs allegedly show 'excellent' inference performance with DeepSeek models

VMoore Threads deploys DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-7B distilled model on its MTT S80 and MTT S4000 graphics cards, confirms that the GPUs can run CUDA code.

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AMD CEO confirms the RX 9070 series will arrive in early March — Promises 4K mainstream gaming

AMD CEO Lisa Su promises to bring high-quality 4K gaming to the masses, with the RX 9070 series, launching in early March.

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Adafruit's Fruit Jam is a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 powered, credit card sized computer

Adafruit released a blog post detailing plans to create a new PCB called Fruit Jam inspired by the Raspberry Pi Pico Ichigo Jam upgrade.

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AMD outsells Intel in the datacenter for the first time in Q4 2024

AMD's datacenter business unit reports record sales, leaves Intel behind.

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G.Skill intros 96GB DDR5-6800 CL32 and 32GB DDR5-6400 CL28 memory kits for Intel-based machines

G.Skill has introduced a pair of new memory modules, one boasting 6800MHz speeds at up to 96GB of capacity. The other is targeted at low-latency featuring 6400MHz speeds and a CL timing of 28.

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China reopens antitrust probe into Google, Nvidia, and Intel may be next

China reopens investigations targeting Google and Nvidia to gain leverage in upcoming negotiations with U.S. President Trump. Intel could be next.

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AMD patches a critical microcode vulnerability affecting Zen 1 to Zen 4 EPYC CPUs

A key AMD microcode vulnerability impacting Epyc CPUs has been fixed.

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AMD is rumored to hold an RDNA 4 launch event later this month — RX 9000 GPUs still planned for March

AMD is rumored to unveil the RX 9070 series later this month, with potential details on pricing and performance.

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From toilets to chips — Toto's electrostatic chucks are becoming a crucial element of modern fabs

From toilet to semiconductor fab: Toto is expanding business in an unexpected direction.

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Korean retail RTX 5090 spotted for sale in China — Chinese shoppers plunder Japan and Taiwan, too

A clearly Korea-sourced Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card has been spotted for sale on an online Chinese marketplace. There are also recent reports of Chinese GPU shoppers visiting Japan and Taiwan.

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Users report bricked or unstable RTX 5090 and 5080 cards — root cause to be determined

Several issues including initialization failures and PCIe 5.0 compatibility are reportedly plaguing Nvidia's RTX 50-series GPUs.

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U.S. RTX 50 laptop pricing starts from $1,899 for an RTX 5070 Ti toting Asus ROG Strix G16

Listings for laptops with Nvidia 50-series laptop GPUs are starting to appear on US manufacturer web stores and online retailers.

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DeepSeek research suggests Huawei's Ascend 910C delivers 60% of Nvidia H100 inference performance

Nvidia's GPUs remain the best solutions for AI training, but Huawei's own processors can be used for inference.

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Intel receives $536 million payment from EU following antitrust fine reversal

The chipmaker received the amount as default interest from the European Commission following an appeal against a €1.06 billion ($1.1 billion) fine levied in 2009

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RTX 5090 gaming laptops listed overseas starting at $3,780

Dream Machine has unveiled its RTX 50-series laptops, which include the RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090. The cheapest RTX 5090 laptop starts at $3,786.22.

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Japan tightens chipmaking export controls amid US-China tech tensions

Japan makes it harder for Chinese entities to obtain chipmaking tools, advanced processors, and cryogenic cooling from Japanese companies.

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Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applications

The PD-General framework improved computational speed by up to 800 times on a consumer-grade Nvidia RTX 4070 compared to traditional serial processing methods.

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Engineer turns old 3D printer into a tattoo gun that you definitely shouldn't use at home

YouTuber makes and documents a 3D printer as a tattoo machine.

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Tech enthusiasts brace for Trump tariff price hikes on new components

We examine the new Trump tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico and consider their potential impacts on PCs, components, and peripherals.

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Modern Discord hacked into Windows 95 and 98, slimmed down version keeps core functionality intact

Windows 95 and 98SE get a functioning open-source backport of Discord.

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Japanese RTX 50 retailer apologizes for lottery-fueled mayhem — unruly crowd caused injuries, damaged nearby kindergarten

The owner of the Akihabara computer store which held an RTX 50 product release lottery has issued a sweeping apology to customers, neighbors, and everyone else who got caught up in the chaos last week.

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RTX 5090 cable melting claim debunked — Investigation points at prior RTX 4090 FE cabling usage

A Hong Kong media outlet was scared by two melted 16-pin cables; initially mistakenly attributed to RTX 5090 testing.

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