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ASML's Impasto Project creates 3D digital twins of Vincent van Gogh's art with 100 gigabytes of data per scan
ASML and the Van Gogh museum have collaborated on the design of a 3D scanner to capture and create digital twins of the masterpieces of the Netherlands’ most famous artist.
PCIe 6.0 SSDs for PCs won't arrive until 2030 — costs and complexity mean PCIe 5.0 SSDs are here to stay for some time
Client PC PCIe 6.0 x4 SSDs offering up to 32 GB/s bandwidth are not arriving until around 2030 due to high implementation costs, according to Silicon Motion CEO.
Etsy cracks down on 3D printed products — new rules exclude many 3D printed items from listings
Changes to Etsy's creativity standards may ban selling items you didn’t design yourself.
Nvidia wants SSDs with 100M IOPS — up to 33X performance uplift could eliminate AI GPU bottlenecks
The chief executive of Silicon Motion said in an interview that Nvidia is looking forward to ridiculously fast storage devices to eliminate performance bottlenecks for its AI GPUs.
ChatGPT touts conspiracies, pretends to communicate with metaphysical entities — attempts to convince one user that they're Neo
'What does a human slowly going insane look like to a corporation? It looks like an additional monthly user.'
Intel adds more Arc GPUs to end of life — A750 Limited Edition rides into the sunset 3 years after launch
Intel has put the Arc A750, A770M, A730M, A570M, A530M, and A370M on the EOL list.
The U.S. Army is 3D-printing drones and repairing them — will soon have the capability to make 'the vast majority' in-house
Lieutenant General Chris Mohan delves into the US Army's 3D Printed drone strategy on the Washington Times' Threat Status podcast.
Intel to begin fab personnel layoffs in mid-July
Intel will begin layoffs at its Intel Foundry division in mid-July as part of a new restructuring effort to cut costs while focusing on keeping engineering talent.
