Intel 'Sunny Cove' SGX Vulnerability Discovered By Anton Shilov published 10 August 22 Intel's Ice Lake, Rocket Lake, and Gemini Lake CPUs are vulnerable to ÆPIC Leak vulnerability.
Chinese Biren's New GPUs Have 77 Billion Transistors, 2 PFLOPS of AI Performance By Anton Shilov published 10 August 22 Biren's first GPUs can challenge Nvidia's A100 GPU in select workloads, at least on paper.
AMD Zen 4 CPU Pricing Leaked: Ryzen 9 7950X May Cost Over $800 By Zhiye Liu published 9 August 22 An anonymous source has provided news outlet VideoCardz with the alleged packaging and pricing for AMD's Ryzen 7000 processors.
Quantum World Record Set for Two-Qubit Gate Operation By Francisco Pires published 9 August 22 Researchers with the Japanese Institute for Molecular Science have broken the previous record for the fastest two-qubit gate operation ever done in quantum computing.
Micron, Western Digital Will Use Chips & Science Money for Memory R&D, New Fabs By Anton Shilov published 9 August 22 As Joe Biden signs Chips and Science into law, Micron and Western Digital prep to establish new R&D and manufacturing operations in the U.S.
Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered Gets Nvidia Game Ready Driver By Aaron Klotz published 9 August 22 Nvidia has officially released a Game Ready driver for Sony's upcoming feature rich Spider-Man Remastered PC port.
Grab a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro 16 for $1,599: Real Deals By Stewart Bendle published 9 August 22 If you're looking for a gaming laptop at a good price, then this offering ticks a lot of boxes to power the latest and greatest titles.
RTX 4080 and RTX 4070 Power Consumption Dropped By Up to 30% By Aaron Klotz published 9 August 22 Nvidia's RTX 4080 and RTX 4070 have reportedly dropped in estimated power consumption by up to 30%, with the RTX 4080 falling to 320W.
Shuttle's New SW580R8 Barebones Workstation Supports Xeon W CPUs By Ian Evenden published 9 August 22 Small-form-factor PC maker Shuttle has announced a workstation case with an Intel W580 chipset.
Leaked Nvidia CEO Memo Assures No Layoffs After Disappointing Q2 By Francisco Pires published 9 August 22 The company is seemingly doubling down on its commitment to employees.
AMD's Sabrina Chromebook SoC Is Really a Mendocino Alias By Aaron Klotz published 9 August 22 A new report has revealed that AMD's mysterious Sabrina project was just an alias for the already announced Mendocino project, featuring Zen 2 6nm SoC's running RDAN2 graphics.
Windows 11 Encryption May Damage Data, Microsoft Says By Mark Tyson published 9 August 22 VAES (vectorized AES) instructions used by apps like like BitLocker should accelerate disk data encryption. But Microsoft has recently had to patch a data damage flaw.
AMD X670E AM5 Motherboard Lands in Overclocker's Hands By Aaron Klotz published 9 August 22 Overclockers are now receiving AM5 X670E motherboard samples ahead of reviews to overclock AMD's Ryzen 7000 processors.
Steep RTX 30-Series Discounts Suggest Impending 40-Series Launch By Aaron Klotz published 8 August 22 Nvidia is discounting its RTX 30-series GPUs at a steep rate, in an apparent attempt to deplete its overabundance of 30-series GPUs prior to the 40-series launch.
Intel Unveils Arc Pro GPUs By Ian Evenden published 8 August 22 Intel has taken the lid off its professional range of GPUs, the Arc Pro line aimed at rendering, ray tracing, and movie editing.
Nvidia's Gaming Revenue Plunges, Jensen Announces Price Cuts By Mark Tyson published 8 August 22 Nvidia's preliminary results look bad, but back in May Jensen Huang insisted that the GPU market was “so different” to the market which was severely impacted during the previous crypto crash.
Micron 24GT/s GDDR6X Memory in Production: In Time for Lovelace By Anton Shilov published 8 August 22 Micron kicks off volume production of 24 GT/s GDDR6X memory, just in time for Nvidia's GeForce RTX 40-series launch.
Lenovo Spills Specifications of Unannounced AMD Ryzen Pro 5000 Processors By Mark Tyson published 8 August 22 Three new AMD Ryzen Pro 5000 series chips revealed with up to 8C / 16T, no graphics, and with TDPs of 65W or lower.
Raspberry Pi Unlocks Door Automatically with Facial Recognition By Ash Hill published 8 August 22 Dillon McCardell has created a Raspberry Pi-powered door unlocking mechanism that uses facial recognition to unlock doors automatically.
AMD Threadripper Pro 5995WX and 5975WX Review: Sheer Threaded Dominance By Paul Alcorn published 8 August 22 AMD's Threadripper Pro 5995WX and 5975WX barrel into the workstation market with 64 cores, 128 threads, eight memory channels, and class-leading performance.
