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Arm's ASR upscaler for mobile devices is finally available — Plugins planned for Unity and Unreal Engine
Arm's ASR upscaler for mobile devices built on FSR 2, is finally available for game developers, with pre-built Unity and Unreal Engine plugins arriving later this year.
Maker builds Raspberry Pi ASCII camera, turning video frames into text-based imagery
André Esser is using a Raspberry Pi to power this ASCII camera project that he recently created for Pi Jam, celebrating Pi day.
AI breakthrough claimed to make DNA data retrieval 3,200x faster with better accuracy, but still slower than standard storage
Technion researchers have developed DNAformer, an AI system that retrieves data stored in DNA 3,200 times faster than existing methods with flawless accuracy and improved error correction.
RTX 40 GPU owners suffering from BSODs and crashes complain about Nvidia's RTX 50 focus
Instability woes continue to trouble Nvidia's RTX 40 series GPUs after three months, as reported by many users across different forums.
Compal Adapt X modular laptop design wins award after taking a leaf from the Framework playbook
Leading laptop ODM Compal has won an iF Design Award for a quirky modular concept product which takes a leaf from the Framework playbook.
The 'Playstacean' is a crab-u-lous PS One mod
A games console modder has revealed a crab-themed PS One design dubbed the 'Playstacean.'
The week in chip news: Nvidia's GTC 2025 blitz, new NVMe HDDs and watercooled SSD, Intel's restructuring begins
We cover the biggest news from Nvidia's annual GTC event, along with the latest news from the Intel shakeup and a slew of new storage devices tailored for AI.
Data suggests RTX 5090 prices are slowly stabilizing — The average selling price on eBay has dropped to $4,000
A user on Reddit has compiled prices of completed RTX 5090 FE sales on eBay, with the data indicating that prices have stabilized throughout March, though still above MSRP.
