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- [ZolloTech] OLED iPad mini 2026 Unboxing, Setup, and Review1d ago
- TSMC denies exploring 3D DRAM at Nvidia's request — advanced memory tech is still years from market viability1d ago
- AMD commits patch for Zen 6 TEE (Trusted Execution Environment, formerly PSP), now using RISC-V instead of ARM1d ago
- TSMC Weighs Making Advanced Memory Chips to Capture More AI Spending1d ago
- Microsoft is winding down Oracle deal to rent AI cloud capacity, Bloomberg News reports2d ago
- HiSilicon CS5250: Huawei's First Self-Developed CMOS Image Sensor2d ago
- Every processor die anyone has photographed and given away2d ago
- Valve escaped Windows. Now Steam is breaking free from the PC itself2d ago
- Edge Rot Plagues WOLED TVs: Burn-In Isn't OLED's Only Problem2d ago
- $11.4M shipment of Nvidia cargo stolen from Oakland2d ago
- ASRock Radeon RX 7900 XT/XTX owners report bricked GPUs after official VBIOS update2d ago
- Micron Pauses Work on $4.5 Billion Taiwan Plant After Labor Spat3d ago
- AMD Zen 6 Medusa Point appears in first Geekbench 7 leak, beats Ryzen 9 9950X3D in single-core test.3d ago
- 22 hrs of battery life with an RTX Pro: Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 9 laptop review3d ago
- AMD partners with Korea to merge NPU and DPU for heterogeneous AI cluster push3d ago
- AMD FSR™ Upscaling 4 Is Now Available for XBOX3d ago
- Amazing OLED panel - Apple MacBook Pro 14 PROLED XDR Review3d ago
- Intel Readies "Moon Lake" and "Wildcat Lake Refresh" Built on 18A Node3d ago
- Intel Core Ultra 4000 desktop "Nova Lake-S" CPUs will reportedly prevent 5.1 GHz+ clocks above 90°C.3d ago
- Nintendo's biggest ROM chip supplier is bowing out of the business3d ago
- AMD expects to outsell Intel in Q4 for the first time in history — $17B guidance would exceed Intel's projections4d ago
- Synaptics Appears To Use Legal Threats To Block Open-Source DisplayLink Driver4d ago
- AMD on track to overtake Intel as biggest x86 outfit4d ago
- [Mod Reminder]: Rumour vs News; Know the Difference7d ago
- Reminder: Please do not submit tech support or build questions to /r/hardware2015-10-02