Nathaniel Mott

Linux 5.13 Release Candidate 3 is set to revert and fix 37 patches contributed to the kernel by the banned University of Minnesota.

A province in China has set up a hotline its citizens can use to report suspected cryptocurrency miners.

Iran announced that it's developed its first new supercomputer, Simorgh, and that work has already begun on its second.

AMD CEO Lisa Su made it clear in an interview that the company isn’t particularly concerned about the chip shortage.

Nvidia announced that it’s halving the Ethereum hash rate of new RTX 3080, 3070, and 3060 Ti graphics cards.

Nvidia announced that DLSS has expanded to VR with new support from "No Man's Sky," "Wrench," and "Into The Radius."

A coronavirus outbreak in Taiwan has reportedly led to some concern over TSMC's ability to keep its production steady.

AMD disclosed security vulnerabilities affecting the Secure Encrypted Virtualization feature used by its EPYC processors.

Google and Seagate revealed their efforts to use machine learning to predict HDD failures in data centers.

Adata made a public appeal to Chia miners with a press release touting the performance of its latest high-capacity SSDs and memory products.

Intel’s Intelligent Systems Lab used “Grand Theft Auto V” to demonstrate a new technique meant to make graphics more lifelike than ever.

Gigabyte apologized for a comment about Chinese manufacturing after it lost $550 million in market value.

Apple, Microsoft, and other big tech companies formed the Semiconductors in America Coalition to lobby for U.S. chips.

AMD's new Wi-Fi 6E module was revealed in an update from the maker of the Aya Neo handheld gaming device.

Sony's chief financial officer reportedly told analysts the company won't be able to meet PS5 demand until 2023.

The Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board released info about its investigation into the University of Minnesota's code.

A U.S. law firm once again filed a class-action lawsuit claiming Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron colluded to fix DRAM pricing.

A new AMD SCSIAdapter driver update has reportedly caused Windows 10 boot issues on some hardware configurations.

Nintendo tells shareholders it expects Switch sales to decline over the next fiscal year due to the ongoing chip shortage.

TSMC reportedly plans to build a total of six fabs—five more than anticipated—in Arizona over the next three years.

Ethereum's price has passed the $3,000 milestone for the first time.

Arm co-founder Hermann Hauser said that Nvidia is "clearly showing it will compete unfairly" if it acquires the company.