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GlobalFoundries to expand New York fab — announces new $575 million advanced packaging and photonics facility

GlobalFoundries is investing around $575 million to construct an advanced packaging and silicon photonics facility at its Malta, New York site.

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AM5 copper guard stops you from making a mess on your Ryzen CPU — also improves heat dissipation

Japanese PC accessory Ainex offers a copper AM5 plate guard to prevent you from messing up your PC build with too much thermal paste.

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AMD preps 32-core and 64-core Threadripper 9000 CPUs — Shimada Peak resurfaces once again

A shipping manifest reveals the core counts for AMD's upcoming Threadripper 9000 (Shimada Peak) processors, which the Zen 5 architecture will power.

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RTX 5090 exhibits 27% higher CUDA performance than RTX 4090 — exceeds 500K points in Geekbench

The RTX 5090 has surfaced in Geekbench, showcasing a 27% uplift in synthetic scores versus the RTX 4090.

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This Raspberry Pi handheld emulator looks like a Nintendo Switch but it can play many more games

Maker BBoHK has created a Raspberry Pi CM5-powered handheld that looks like a Nintendo Switch but is capable of emulating retro games.

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Bureaucracy and distance mean TSMC's U.S. fabs may always be behind Taiwan

TSMC says it is close to impossible to ramp up a leading-edge node in the U.S. and bureaucracy and distance are to blame

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PCIe standards group releases draft specification for PCIe 7.0 — full release expected in 2025

PCI-SIG just released PCIe 7.0 specifications draft version 0.7, and it expects to finalize the standard this year.

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Apple joins UALink Consortium for open-standard AI accelerator interconnections

Apple could be finally entering AI hardware game as it joins UALink development.

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TSMC's Arizona Fab 21 mass produces 4nm chips at a higher price than Taiwan

TSMC confirms Arizona Fab 21 is making chips in volume, charges higher prices than Taiwanese fabs.

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Nvidia's RTX 5090, 5080 reportedly have the same L1 cache size per SM compared to RTX 4090, 4080

L1 and L2 cache specs have been revealed for the RTX 5090 and 5080 featuring only a minor improvement over the RTX 4090 and 4080.

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China investigates whether CHIPS and Science Act harms its chip companies

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce alleges that U.S. subsidies to semiconductor industry harm government-funded Chinese chipmakers.

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Maker turns Raspberry Pi into a wireless USB flash drive for an embroidery machine

The Feral Engineer has created a wireless USB flash drive for his embroidery machine to avoid plugging a flash drive in every time he wants to use a different file.

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China-tailored RTX 5090D has AI and cryptomining limiters — multi-GPU config is also locked

Nvidia has purportedly disabled overclocking and multi-GPU support on the RTX 5090D to ensure its performance does not exceed U.S. export regulations.

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G.Skill releases DDR5-6400 C30 96GB memory kit — 64GB and 48GB kits are also in the works

G.Skill has launched new low-latency and large-capacity DDR5-6400 CL30 96GB (2x48GB) memory kits.

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Ryzen Z2 Go is seemingly 10% slower than Ryzen Z1 Extreme — Legion Go S clashes with ROG Ally X

A YouTuber benchmarked the Z2 Go-powered Legion Go S against the Z1 Extreme-powered ROG Ally X and compared their FPS numbers.

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Nvidia shifts to CoWoS-L packaging for Blackwell GPU production ramp-up

As demand shifts for dual-die Blackwell products, Nvidia reportedly increases CoWoS-L orders while possibly reducing orders for CoWoS-S packaging technology.

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Retro PC case flaunts floppy disk-style bay cover — Silverstone FLP01 will sell for around $130

Silverstone has uploaded the official product pages and manual for the upcoming FLP01 retro beige chassis.

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Parallels adds x86 OS support for Apple Silicon — you can now run x86 Windows and Linux distros

Parallels Desktop introduces a new experimental feature that lets you install x86_64 operating systems on your Apple-silicon Mac.

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Starlink touts $9 a month 5GB data cap plan to Australian users — marketed as a 'Backup' option

Starlink launches an AU$15 a month service in Australia to serve as a backup connection for existing users.

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Montech Heritage is a premium PC case featuring synthetic leather and a carrying strap for $89

The Montech Heritage is a fairly compact PC case for m-ATX or mini-ITX builds offering support for large components.

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Swedish Army's AI drone swarm tech allows one operator to control up to 100 devices

The Swedish Army and Saab develops and deploys an AI drone swarm in less than 12 months.

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New export regs may see Israel requiring a license to buy U.S. chips developed in the country

Under the new U.S. export rules, Israel might be unable to get enough AI processors to develop AI projects, including Intel Gaudi processors developed in Israel.

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China's Cambricon posts first profit as demand for this Nvidia rival's AI processors explodes

As Chinese companies cannot get enough Nvidia GPUs, they turn to domestic alternatives for AI processors. As a result, Cambricon thrives.

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Nvidia reportedly prioritizing dual-die Blackwell GPUs with CoWoS-L packaging

Nvidia's new Blackwell roadmap for 2025 prioritizes multi-die variants with CoWoS-L packaging, impacting CoWoS-S suppliers.

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More than 251 million GPUs shipped in 2024, according to new research

Shipments of PCs and GPUs were up year-over-year in 2024, according to both IDC and JPR.

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