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Former chairman of China's chipmaking champion gets suspended death sentence in corruption and embezzlement case
By Stephen Warwick published
Zhao Weiguo has been given a suspended death sentence.

Space Forge to pioneer semiconductor manufacturing in space
By Stephen Warwick published
Space Forge has secured record Series A funding that will fuel the launch of manufacturing satellites that can make materials impossible to produce on Earth.

Flaw in Asus DriverHub makes utility vulnerable to remote code execution
By Aaron Klotz published
DriverHub is automatically installed on many Asus motherboards, laptops and desktop PCs. But thankfully, the vulnerability has already been patched.

AI agents can be manipulated into giving away your crypto, according to Princeton researchers
By Mark Tyson published
Letting an AI agent run your finances could be hazardous to your wealth.

MSI to unveil desktop AI supercomputer at Computex 2025, powered by Nvidia DGX
By Stephen Warwick published
MSI will unveil a new desktop AI supercomputer at Computex 2025.

US and China reach tentative trade deal — tariffs drop to 30% and 10%, respectively
By Jowi Morales published
The U.S. and China have agreed to suspend most of their retaliatory tariffs against each other for 90 days while trade negotiations are underway.

The Lucky Miner USB stick is basically a $24 Bitcoin lottery ticket
By Mark Tyson published
If you like a gamble, there's a fascinating little 1W crypto mining device called the Lucky Miner SOLO-LV02 now available via AliExpress for just $24.

Supercomputer beats human four sextillion to 13 in ‘Super Keisan Battle’ at Japanese tech show
By Mark Tyson published
Fugaku stars in the calculation battle that 'no one can win' during the Nico Nico Super Conference.

China's premier chipmaker SMIC faces chip yield woes as equipment maintenance and validation efforts stall
By Anton Shilov published
Sanctions finally hit SMIC.

Nvidia readies cut-down HGX H20 GPU for China to comply with export control rules
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia plans to launch a downgraded HGX H20 AI processor with reduced HBM memory capacity for China by July to comply with new U.S. export rules, if a new rumor is correct.
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