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ASML-backed university suffers cyberattack
ASML-backed Eindhoven University of Technology suffered a severe cyberattack that forced the school to cancel classes for at least two days.
Doom ported to run directly from a PDF file
A high school student has created a Doom port that runs inside a PDF file. DoomPDF was inspired by the recent release of Pdftris – Tetris in a PDF.
RTX 5090 hits 800 FPS in Valorant with sub-3ms latency
The RTX 5090 is able to hit 800 FPS in Valorant at just 2-3ms of latency using Nvidia Reflex 2 technology.
Apple will soon receive ‘made in America’ chips from TSMC Arizona
Apple is testing the output of TSMC Arizona and verifying if it has the same quality as chips made in Taiwan.
Researchers build a 3D printer optimized for space applications
Researchers from the University of Glasgow built a 3D printer that can work in zero gravity and the vacuum of space.
Qualcomm hires Intel's Xeon architect to lead development of server CPUs
Sailesh Kottapalli to lead development of Qualcomm's server processors.
China's SpacemiT develops 64-core RISC-V datacenter CPU on 12nm
SpacemiT's VitalStone V100 has 64-cores, but its single-thread performance is comparable to that of 2011 processors.
Modder tests if waiting 14,272 years will beat the classic Oregon Trail game
Modders create an Oregon Trail Time Machine to determine if the game can be beaten by waiting impossible spans of tim
