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RAM Benchmark Hierarchy: DDR5, DDR4 for AMD, Intel CPUs
By Zhiye Liu last updated
Our RAM benchmark hierarchy ranks DDR5 and DDR4 memory kits of all frequencies and capacities for any budget.
US plans to shrink Intel's $8.5B CHIPS funding to below $8B
By Anton Shilov published
The U.S. government plans to reduce Intel's $8.5 billion CHIPS and Science Act grant to below $8 billion.
Seasonic's ultra-quiet 1,600W flagship PSU with Noctua cooling hits retail at $569
By Kunal Khullar published
The Seasonic Prime TX-1600 Noctua Edition power supply comes with a Noctua-themed brown styling with optimized silent cooling performance.
Sony designing standalone portable games console to do battle with Microsoft and Nintendo says report
By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh published
Sony is reportedly working on a portable gaming console that will aim to compete against Nintendo and Microsoft.
Alleged Nvidia RTX 5090D China-specific GPU artwork shared by leaker
By Hassam Nasir published
The box art of Nvidia's China-specific RTX 5090D has been leaked - indicating a launch in parallel with the global RTX 5090.
Intel plans sale and leaseback of its 150-acre Folsom, California campus
By Anton Shilov published
Intel set to consolidate its properties worldwide as part of the strategy to cut costs.
Applied Materials MAX OLED screens touted to offer 5x lifespan
By Kunal Khullar published
Transformative development also reduces costs and environmental impacts.
Hackers breach Wi-Fi network of U.S. firm from Russia using daisy-chain attack
By Jowi Morales published
Russian hackers compromised two different organization to attack the network of a third firm located across the road via Wi-Fi.
U.K. closely monitoring Russian spy ship as it passes near British Isles
By Jowi Morales published
The U.K. government is concerned about the presence of the Russian ship and has been closely monitoring it since it entered its waters.
Researchers jailbreak AI robots to run over pedestrians, place bombs for maximum damage, and covertly spy
By Mark Tyson published
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have discovered that a range of AI-enhanced robotics systems are dangerously vulnerable to jailbreaks and hacks.
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