New Spectre Exploits Beat All Mitigations: Fixes to Severely Degrade Performance By Anton Shilov New Spectre exploits vulnerabilities in micro-op caches.
Huawei Reportedly Preps 32-Inch Monitor with 3:2 Aspect Ratio, 4500x3000 Resolution By Anton Shilov Huawei preps MateView LCDs for professionals and gamers.
TSMC Uses AMD's EPYC Chips to Make Chips By Anton Shilov TSMC deploys AMD EPYC platforms for mission-critical fab tool controls.
How to Make Your First 3D Print: From STL to Printed Model By Andrew Sink We explain how to take an existing STL file for a model and 3D print it, from start to finish.
Intel Reportedly Wants to Sell Its Sports Tech Business By Andrew E. Freedman Intel is considering selling its Sports Group, a report says, including its True View tech.
China's Efforts to Recruit Semiconductor Talent Hit by Taiwan Ban By Nathaniel Mott Taiwan has reportedly told recruiting firms to remove listings for high-tech positions based in China.
Razer Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17 Gaming Laptops now up to $500 off By Jason England Razer has cut up to $500 off Razer Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17 gaming laptops, with prices starting from just $1,799.
Maker Uses Raspberry Pi to Control LEDs With His Mind By Ash Puckett A maker uses the power of brain waves to control LEDs in real-time with the help of a Raspberry Pi.
Intel Seeks $9.7 Billion Subsidies for European Fab By Anton Shilov Intel sees Germany, Benelux as good candidates for European fab.
Hands-On With Crysis Remastered’s New Ray Tracing Upgrade By Aaron Klotz The latest Crysis Remastered update has an experimental Boost mode feature that pushes ray tracing effects even harder.
Fled Crypto Founder, $2 Billion Missing as Siblings, Senior Employees Jailed By Anton Shilov More money lost on Turkey-based cryptocurrency exchanges.
EU Explores Massive Local Semiconductor Alliance and Fab By Anton Shilov European politicians mull different semiconductor industry strategies, will present updated view in early May.
Intel's Sapphire Rapids Could Have 72-80 Cores, According to New Die Shots By Anton Shilov Intel's Sapphire Rapids silicon could carry 80 cores.
Vmware Puts the Windows-on-M1 Ball in Microsoft's Court With Progress Update By Nathaniel Mott VMware is making progress bringing Linux-based operating systems to M1-equipped Macs, but what about Windows?
Minisforum's TL50 Mini PC Packs in Tiger Lake, Xe Graphics, Thunderbolt 4 By Anton Shilov Minisforum's TL50 combines performance, connectivity, and upgradeability.
How To Make A Magic 8-Ball With Raspberry Pi and Sense HAT By Les Pounder The Sense HAT is a remarkable platform for scientific experimentation with your Raspberry Pi. We can also use it as a gesture controller for a classic game.
Movavi Multimedia Software: A 2021 Review By Sponsored Sponsored Movavi Multimedia software is fun and accessible, for businesses and individuals alike.
ColorFire Rises Again With Three Nvidia Turing GPUs By Zhiye Liu Colorful has revived its ColorFire sub-brand to release new Nvidia GeForce graphics cards.
Your Odds of Winning Newegg Shuffle Are Just 0.001% By Andrew E. Freedman 100,000 people enter the Newegg Shuffle, the company told PCMag, making it tough to get the chance to buy components.
HPE to Build Supercomputer with 100K AMD Zen 3 Cores By Anton Shilov HPE to construct a 10PFLOPS supercomputer for Singapore.
