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Sandisk brings back affordable storage to rescue buyers from the SSD crisis — new 320 and 520 SATA SSDs are ready to launch
Sandisk prepares to launch 520 and 320 SATA SSDs with capacities up to 4TB.
ASRock BC-250 used for Steam Machine duty gains third-party hack to unlock all 40 CUs — mining board now has more CUs than a base PS5
Enthusiasts of ASRock's BC-250 server board have figured out a way to unlock all 40CUs inside the system's PS5-derived SoC, giving it more GPU cores than a base PS5.
Valve hikes Steam Deck OLED prices — 512GB is now $789, while 1TB climbs to $949
The Valve Steam Deck is seeing price hikes as high as $300 as the component shortage continues.
Italian council sets 200% tax on data center development in agricultural zones
This 200% tax will make it more expensive to build in rural areas and is aimed at spurring data center development in disused industrial zones instead.
Nvidia offers restricted access to Vera CPU in first round of Linux benchmarks
NVIDIA's new server CPU doesn't win outright in most tests, but it's running very close to AMD's EPYC, which is incredible for a first-generation custom server core from NVIDIA.
Erin Brockovich starts tracking AI data centers, calls on affected communities to submit issues
Are we going to see another Hollywood movie in the future?
China adds homegrown AI chips to 'secure and reliable' procurement list for the first time
The certifications are valid for three years and were issued jointly by the China Information Technology Security Evaluation Centre and the National Secrecy Science and Technology Evaluation Centre.
Veteran programmer finishes retro game sequel and publishes it after 37 years
Hit 1980s isometric puzzler adventure game gets a sequel 37 years later. The original programmer is now over 80.
Prototype of the ‘world’s first fluid circuit board’ can be physically rewired in less than a minute, startup claims
A deep tech startup has come out of stealth brandishing a prototype of what it claims to be 'the world’s first fluid circuit board.'
SpaceX admits it can't find enough chips for orbital AI, requires 'significantly more than are currently available to us'
SpaceX warns that it may not secure enough AI hardware to achieve its orbital AI ambitions even with supply from TeraFab. Also, Intel and Tesla may leave the TeraFab project.