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Google is allowing users to change their Gmail address, per official Google support doc

By Hassam Nasir published

A long-awaited feature.

Google Workspace
Framework Laptop 16

Laptop maker Framework announces another immediate memory price hike, says another increase coming within a month

By Jowi Morales published

Framework is giving buyers the option to bring their own memory and even links to PCPartPicker so they can find more affordable options.

Laptops
USS Nimitz

AI data centers may soon be powered by retired Navy nuclear reactors from aircraft carriers and submarines

By Jowi Morales published

A Texas energy startup proposes repurposing retired U.S. Navy nuclear reactors for use in AI data centers.

Tech Industry
Samsung Semiconductor

Russian enthusiasts planning do-it-yourself DDR5 memory amidst the worldwide shortage

By Hassam Nasir last updated

DIY DDR5.

DDR5

Pi calculation world record shattered at 314 trillion digits with a four-month run on a single server

By Bruno Ferreira last updated

StorageReview takes the Pi crown again with 314 trillion digits calculated

Storage
Groq Spokesperson on a stage

Nvidia buys AI chip rival Groq's IP for $20 billion in its biggest deal ever

By Hassam Nasir published

GroqCloud will continue operations as is.

Artificial Intelligence
1080-TI-Key-Visual

Arch Linux kills off Nvidia Pascal GPU support

By Aaron Klotz published

Nvidia Linux driver 590 axes support for GTX 10 series GPUs

GPUs

Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite's latest Linux benchmarks show it performs like five-year-old Intel Tiger Lake chips

By Bruno Ferreira published

Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite's latest Linux benchmarks show significant regressions

Ultrabooks and Ultraportables

Starlink satellite pictured ‘tumbling’ after recent ‘anomaly’ in space

By Mark Tyson published

Starlink satellite 35956 suffered from a serious anomaly on December 17. It has been pictured largely intact, tumbling in space, but it will be weeks before it burns up in the Earth's atmosphere.

Network Providers

TSMC’s Christmas Card evokes a retro 8-bit winter wonderland

By Mark Tyson published

TSMC has shared a super-cool digital greetings card with a retro-nostalgic 8-bit style gaming animation.

Semiconductors
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