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New AI data center in Utah will generate and consume more than twice the amount of power the entire state uses
Utah's Military Installation Development Authority on Friday approved a development agreement for a hyperscale data center campus in Box Elder County.
Hacktivists share a guide on making working electronics PCBs made from natural clay with prehistoric technique
Feminist Hackers share a compelling solution for custom PCB-needy DIYers - a hand-made wild clay prehistoric-fired alternative.
3D printing community organizes against California law that would restrict sales to state-approved models to prevent printing gun parts
Experts warn that "safety algorithms" are a death sentence for makerspaces, schools, and innovation.
Developer creates a basic first person shooter game using Gaussian splats, and you can play it for free in your browser
It's not much of a game, but it's an impressive proof of concept for the novel technology.
Linux kernel's ‘second-in-command’ uses local AI bot to hunt bugs, powered by 'clanker' system with AMD's Ryzen AI Max+
Greg Kroah-Hartman posted a photo to Mastodon this weekend showing the hardware behind his AI-assisted bug-finding tool.
RTX 4090 sent in for repair turns out to be sophisticated fake with laser-engraved core and VRAM
Stay vigilant out there.
Toyota’s limited edition $3,500 Crown gaming chair has heating, cooling, and a USB-C seatbelt buckle
The world's largest automaker has branched out into computer chairs with a limited edition model as part of The Crown Collection.
The Chernobyl virus turned 27 today, and it could brick your PC in ways that modern malware can't
27 years ago today, on April 26, 1999, a 1 KB virus called CIH detonated its payload on hundreds of thousands of Windows 9x machines worldwide.
Disabled gamer prototypes true one-handed keyboard-and-mouse controller, device nominated for award
This is could finally let single-handed people enjoy games and even play competitively.
New metal 3D printer shrinks industrial tech down to workbench size with laser powder bed fusion system
Scrap Labs has unveiled the Scrap 1, a compact laser powder bed fusion metal 3D printer that fits on a workbench and starts at $9,600 — a fraction of what industrial LPBF systems typically cost