The future of computing is stacking up, but it’s getting zapped. A new paper reveals a critical vulnerability in next-gen chiplet designs.
Nvidia's latest driver notes reveal a new 12GB RTX 5070 for laptops. This bumps VRAM by 50%, but does it solve the real problem?
It's hard to imagine modern tech without the FPGA. This unassuming chip, now 40 years old, is quietly powering everything from AI breakthroughs to critical infrastructure.
Your LLM might be getting a speed boost, but don't expect it overnight. New research proposes a smarter way to stack computer chips, potentially slashing the time it takes for AI to generate text.
The relentless march of more powerful chips is a heat problem. Now, Georgia Tech researchers are out with a potential solution: ultralong alumina nanowires that punch well above their weight in thermal management.
China just announced a supercomputer project, Lingshen, aiming for an eye-watering 2 ExaFLOPS. The catch? It's all CPU. No GPUs, no foreign parts. Sounds ambitious, right? Or maybe just a lot of hot air.
SK hynix says it's figured out how to cram more memory chips together. But don't expect your next laptop to suddenly run Crysis at 8K.
Get ready for a blast from the past, supercharged for the future! The legendary ZSNES emulator isn't just back; it's been fundamentally rebuilt, shattering expectations with GPU-powered precision.
For decades, modeling complex biological molecules meant chopping them up. Now, NVIDIA's BioNeMo is changing that, allowing us to see the forest for the trees.
Forget incremental updates. NVIDIA just dropped Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, and it’s rewriting the playbook for AI agents with a staggering 9x performance leap. This isn't just a speed bump; it's a warp drive engaging.
Google Cloud Next served up an AI buffet this year, promising everything from new silicon to unified agent platforms. We dove in, but the lingering question remains: who's paying for all this artificial intelligence?
Another week, another whisper of Chinese tech theft, and a wafer fab supplier scrambling to deny it. This time it's GPTC, a critical cog in TSMC's advanced packaging machine, finding itself in the crosshairs.
Intel's ambitious Diamond Rapids Xeon, promising a colossal 512 cores, has been pushed back to 2027. Meanwhile, the subsequent Coral Rapids generation is slated for 2028, signaling a return of SMT and a strategic pivot towards AI workloads.
AMD's EXPO 1.2 memory tech is finally here for AM5, promising faster DDR5 speeds. But don't expect immediate fireworks; the true potential is locked for Zen 6.
Intel's desktop gaming strategy is getting a radical overhaul, trading raw clock speeds for nuanced software optimizations. It's a five-year bet that could reshape how we think about CPU performance.
Everyone expected AMD's next 3D V-Cache beast to crush Intel and dominate gaming. Instead, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition delivers a whisper of speed for a shout of cash. Smart engineering, dumb pricing.
A leaked SKU list just surfaced, showing Intel's Nova Lake packing 52 cores and massive cache to dethrone AMD's 3D V-Cache kings. But is this the architectural pivot Intel desperately needs?
Everyone figured Intel's workstation Arc Pro B70 would crush pro viz tasks, not chase AAA games like Crimson Desert. Tech Guy Beau's tests confirm it hits 70-80 FPS—but nasty shimmering artifacts make it unplayable below Ultra.
They're shoving Intel Xeon 6 into a tiny Dell box for Nokia's edge dreams. Promises 30% faster UPF, 43% less power— but does the far edge really need this rescue?
Taiwan's dropping NT$300 billion on chip gear for schools. Over 200 high-end devices. Sounds ambitious—until you sniff the desperation.