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Nvidia's unreleased RTX 3070 Ti 16GB gets rebuilt by Brazilian modder using GDDR6 chips
By Hassam Nasir Published
A modder has recreated the never-released RTX 3070 Ti with 16GB of VRAM using GDDR6 chips instead of the GDDR6X the retail 3070 Ti actually shipped with.

Researcher reverse-engineers infamous Stuxnet malware source code, publishes it on Github for all
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Be sure to test this in a virtual machine.

Big Tech eyes glacier-strewn Patagonia for building mega AI data centers
By Mark Tyson Published
Patagonia, a region of Argentina with 17,300 glaciers has the potential to turn into a data center hotspot.

More than 10% chance AI 'could kill all humans' in the next 10 years, Anthropic safety researcher says
By Stephen Warwick Published
Anthropic AI safety researcher has warned there's a more than 10% chance AI could kill all humans.

TSMC to start using High-NA EUV lithography in 2030
By Anton Shilov Published
TSMC discloses plans to use High-NA EUV lithography in 2030, 6×12-inch photomasks with new scanners in 2033.

Intel reportedly set to hike CPU prices by 10% ahead of 'major annual product' launch in March 2027
By Jake Roach Published
Intel is reportedly set to raise CPU prices by 10%, following two other price increases, as it prepares for a major product launch in March 2027.

Behind the tech: How NordVPN's NordLynx protocol achieves incredible speeds
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State-of-the-art ChaCha 20 cryptography and an exceptionally lean 10,000-line codebase deliver blistering performance

Super Smash Bros Melee gets fully decompiled after over six years of effort
By Mark Tyson Published
A Super Smash Bros Melee decompilation project hit its key long-standing goal a few hours ago.

Sony threatens to cut off customer support and pursue legal action over harassment as backlash to PlayStation’s physical-disc phaseout intensifies
By Etiido Uko Published
Sony Japan has introduced a customer-harassment policy as anger continues over PlayStation’s plan to phase out physical game discs by 2028.
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