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China-made server exports to US plummet
By Dallin Grimm published
Servers exported from China to the U.S. has fallen from 18.8% in 2017 to 1.7% in 2023, while servers exported from Taiwan to the U.S. has grown 900%.
Nvidia's ChatRTX AI chatbot receives major update
By Dallin Grimm published
Nvidia's ChatRTX, their ChatGPT-like local AI client, launches version 0.3, with exciting new features first shown off back at GTC.
For sale: Cheyenne supercomputer with 8,064 Xeon CPUs and 306TB of DDR4
By Jeff Butts published
Buyer is responsible for relocation of 26,000 pounds of equipment.
Nvidia H100 GPU black market prices drop in China
By Anton Shilov published
The looming H200 GPUs are a primary factor in the H100 drop.
Samsung will discuss its next-gen 2nm node in June
By Anton Shilov published
Samsung's second generation 3nm process is on track for mass production in 2024, and its upcoming 2nm design infrastructure is nearly ready.
Intel expects $500 million in Gaudi 3 AI sales for the rest of the year
By Anton Shilov published
Intel does not expect its Gaudi 3 AI accelerator to make big money this year.
NASA demonstrates space network speeds of up to 267 Mbps — Deep Space Optical Communications stretch beyond 140 million miles
By Christopher Harper published
NASA details the success of its DSOC system at a solar scale in a blog post.
US justifies Huawei's Intel-powered AI laptops, saying chip bans aren't meant to hobble China's growth
By Dallin Grimm published
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken claims the Chip War is not meant to restrict or hold back China, ignoring real-world impacts on Chinese industry and the claims of other U.S. lawmakers.
New PCB design is repeatably recyclable
By Christopher Harper published
vPCBs, which are PCBs built with a sustainable and recyclable vitrimer polymer, debut. This contrasts with traditional PCBs which are 'basically impossible to recycle.'
12 diehard Razer fans got tattoos of the Razer Toaster — 5 years later, they're still patiently waiting for it to come out
By Andrew E. Freedman published
12 Razer fans got tattoos to prompt the company's CEO to make the Razer Toaster a real product. Five years later, they're all still waiting.
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