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Exclusive: Unreleased Phison E28 SSD beats the fastest SSDs on the market in new benchmark

Tom's Hardware has acquired one of the first benchmarks for Phison's PS5028-E28 high-performance PCIe 5.0 SSD controller.

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Nvidia's RTX 5060 will launch without reviews since chipmaker opts not to supply press drivers to reviewers

Nvidia confirmed that it will only release drivers for the RTX 5060 on May 19 and that reviewers won’t get access to a pre-release driver for testing.

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Intel officially cuts Core Ultra 7 200-series desktop CPU prices by up to 25%

In an unusual move, Intel has officially cut the suggested retail prices of its Core Ultra 7 265K and 265KF desktop CPUs by $100 to boost Arrow Lake-S demand.

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To combat counterfeit thermal paste, Arctic updates scratch-off QR code authentication

Arctic Cooling has emailed Tom's Hardware with details of its new MX Authenticity Check system, raising concerns that its business is being impacted by counterfeiters.

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Storage device boiled in salt water, then grilled in an oven as proof of durability — Cerabyte's glass storage media claimed to be ultra-rugged

Storage startup Cerabyte has shared a video where it torture tests its memory media in boiling salt water and a pizza oven.

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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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Intel is trying out on-chip water cooling too and I'm just happy I'm not the one having to place liquids so close to expensive electronics

Leave it to the engineers. And the YouTube DIY'ers.

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PC cooling company Scythe is shutting down its European division amid financial troubles

Scythe says that it will continue to sell products and offer customer service via international channels

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First 3D-printed Starbucks coffee shop opens tomorrow in Texas

The first 3D-printed Starbucks in the U.S. is opening in Brownsville, Texas, tomorrow.

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TP-Link under DOJ investigation for alleged predatory pricing practices and national security concerns

The U.S. DOJ launched an antitrust investigation on TP-Link, just as the U.S. Commerce Department continues its probe on the company's impact to American national security.

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American 3D Printer filament companies raise the flag, not the price

Polymaker announces prices will increase starting May 1st.

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WD launches HDD recycling process that reclaims rare earth elements, cuts out China

Western Digital claims it’s saved 47,000 pounds of hard drives from becoming e-waste, creating a system that could help both the planet and U.S. businesses that need to depend less on China.

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Intel is looking into CPU overhead associated with Arc GPUs on older chips

Intel is developing a fix to improve the performance of its Arc B580 GPUs when paired with an older processor.

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Megawatt-class AI server racks may well become the norm before 2030 as Nvidia displays 600kW Kyber rack design

Nvidia's 600kW Kyber racks, shown off at GTC 2025, hint at megawatt AI servers before 2030.

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Micron and SK hynix unveil new LPDDR5X SOCAMM memory up to 128GB, debuts on Nvidia GB300 systems

Micron to offer LPDDR5X-based SOCAMM modules for AI and low-power servers.

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Awekeys Antiques Metal keycaps are Viking-themed luxury for your fingertips

Awekeys' Viking-themed distressed copper keycaps offer a next-level typing experience – and next-level pricing if you don't grab them early.

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Nvidia gaming GPUs an afterthought as AI generates mountains of cash — RTX 50-series shortages mentioned, not explained

Nvidia just hit a record year in revenue, with data center sales bringing in most of the money. However, it seems that the gaming segment is being ignored in favor of its AI business.

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Nvidia explains the missing ROPs — defective silicon in 0.5% of RTX 5090 and 5070 Ti GPUs

Nvidia says that a few RTX 5090 / 5090D and RTX 5070 Ti GPUs shipped with defective ROPs, telling affected users to contact the manufacturer for a replacement.

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Seagate contributes to the slow demise of flash drives with an SSD that looks like a thumb stick

The SSD is compact and capable, but rather pricey.

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Elecrow's Raspberry Pi powered CrowPi 3 educational kit offers plenty of scope for learning

Open-source computer hardware and services specialist Elecrow has shared the first details of its new CrowPi 3 open-source learning tool.

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Sony winds down manufacturing of recordable blu-rays, leaving a void Verbatim is only too happy to fill

Dead or Alive.

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Seagate responds to fraudulent hard drives scandal, says resellers should only buy from certified partners

Seagate says it had nothing to do with used hard drives fraudulently sold as new ones, and recommends resellers to only buy from certified Seagate partners.

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Lenovo reveals explosive SSD that you won't want to bring on a flight

Lenovo revealed a new SSD in China that looks like a hand grenade from the move "Operation Hadal." Gadgets that look like weapons or ammunition have a tricky history with airport security, so it's probably best to keep the new Lenovo SSD at home.

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AMD blames Ryzen 9800X3D stock shortage on Intel’s ‘horrible’ Arrow Lake launch, rubbing salt in Team Blue’s CPU wounds

Can’t find a Ryzen 9800X3D CPU for your gaming PC? That’s Intel’s fault, AMD implies, for making Arrow Lake so bad.

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