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Nvidia's pricing changes currently only apply to Canada and Europe.

Russian PC makers set to use Loongson processors for PCs, servers, storage devices.

Three directors leave Cisco's board of directors.

AMD's Anti-Lag+ feature tampers with Counter Strike 2's DLLs, resulting in a VAC ban.

Phoronix reports that a new bug fix was introduced to Linux kernel 6.6 that rectifies an issue where instruction errors could occur in Linux when running STIBP off on Zen 4 CPUs.

Western Digital is on the finish line with Kioxia acquisition, says Nikkei.

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OLED monitor shipments will see an ‘astronomical’ 323%increase in 2023, with a further doubling in shipments expected in 2024, according to TrendForce

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Microsoft buys Activision-Blizzard following months overcoming global regulatory obstacles.

TSMC got a waiver to equip its Nanjing fab in China with U.S. tools, but it wants a permanent permission.

Just mere hours after its release, Ubuntu 23.10 was pulled for download due to malicious translations handled by a third-party.

Huawei continues to work with Russian universities, keeps Russian Research Institute running.

Samsung starts talking about HBM4, next-generation memory for AI and HPC GPUs.

GamingOnLinux reports that Valve's Steam Deck has finally been kicked out of the top 10 best-sellers list on the Steam Libary.

Prime Big Deals Day sales event is over, but there are still some deals to be had.

Canonical's Ubuntu sees a fresh release for its twice-yearly release cycle. This release has a focus on security and support for RISC-V devices.

Shenzhen government back startup established by former managers of Arm China.