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China's YMTC wins patent battle against Micron in ongoing 3-year legal war over memory patents

By Etiido Uko Published

A Munich court has granted YMTC two injunctions against Micron over 3D NAND patents, the latest development in a years-long cross-border legal battle between the memory rivals.

Storage
Two photos of the Aftershock PC Cherry Bloom PC.
$14,000 gaming PC features 70 handcrafted titanium cherry blossoms which unfurl as temperatures rise

By Zak Killian Published

The Aftershock PC Cherry Bloom includes 70 hand-crafted cherry blossoms made of titanium alloy that open and close with the heat generated by the PC.

Case Mods
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China's ByteDance gained access to over 2,000 Nvidia B200 chips through Norway data center

By Jowi Morales Published

This deal has helped the company secure billions of dollars in deals with Anthropic and Microsoft.

Data Centers
Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900 AI accelerator, claims it's 'the most powerful AI chip in China'

By Shane Downing Published

Alibaba’s T-Head Zhenwu V900 claims three times the M890’s performance with 216GB of memory as Alibaba targets 10T-parameter Qwen

Artificial Intelligence
AMD begins to add GDDR7 support to its Linux GPU drivers

By Anton Shilov Published

Recent changes to AMD's Linux drivers to enable GDDR7 memory and other graphics IP blocks could indicate that that enablement work on its RDNA 5 GPUs is under way.

GPU Drivers
Meta's new transoceanic undersea cable boasts a whopping petabit of bandwidth

By Oliver Haslam Published

Meta has announced Petal, a new subsea cable that will carry a petabit of raw bandwidth across the 4,300 miles between the USA and France.

Networking
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China launches 'Supercomputing-1' AI satellite as orbital data centers gather momentum

By Etiido Uko Published

But it's a far cry from an orbital data center.

Space
Airbus turned the Steam Deck into a controller for a prototype Mars rover

By Oliver Haslam Published

Airbus engineers have employed Valve's Steam Deck handheld as a fancy remote control for the firm's new ExoMars

Handheld Gaming
Durabook Z14I-DX3 rugged mobile workstation folds three screens into a 9.8 kg chassis

By Kunal Khullar Published

Rugged computing goes really wide.

Laptops
‘We’ll be the first to mine Bitcoin in space’ says Nvidia-backed startup

By Mark Tyson Published

An Nvidia-backed startup plans to establish a Bitcoin mining operation in space before the year is out.

Cryptomining
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