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Nvidia is investigating RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 instability issues
By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh published
Some stopgap solutions exist while we wait for Nvidia's official fix.

TSMC bans more chip sales to China due to stricter U.S. export sanctions
By Anton Shilov published
TSMC now requires Chinese IC designers that use FinFET-based process technologies to package them at U.S. government-approved OSATs.

MediaTek is conducting impact simulations to prepare for U.S. tariffs
By Kunal Khullar published
MediaTek’s CEO said that the company has been conducting simulations around the U.S. tariffs, likely in anticipation of a favorable outcome.

Zotac is selling RTX 50-series GPUs directly to customers to thwart scalpers
By Jowi Morales published
Zotac USA implements a priority access system to sell RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 GPUs directly to its fans on its Discord server.

RTX 5090D does surprisingly well with nine-years-old Xeon CPU that cost $7, thanks to framegen
By Aaron Klotz published
Framegen and MFG help more in CPU-constrained workloads.

Threadripper 7000 is the most reliable CPU as per Puget Systems stats
By Jowi Morales published
Puget Systems just released its list of most reliable PC parts in 2024.

Intel Panther Lake and Wildcat Lake CPU specs break cover
By Hassam Nasir published
Leaked specifications reveal Panther Lake and Wildcat Lake core counts, AI TOPS, and I/O support.

Arm to let Qualcomm keep its architecture license but may ask for a retrial on the Nuvia issue
By Jowi Morales published
Arm is no longer pushing to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license agreement after losing its legal battle with the latter.
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