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20-year-old ATI Radeon GPUs are still getting driver updates and extensions
By Mark Tyson published
Two-decades old ATI Radeon R300 GPUs get updated Linux driver love.

Windows 8.1 graphics get bit-crushed into working in 40-year-old EGA graphics mode
By Mark Tyson published
Tech enthusiast gets Windows 8.1 to install on a system restricted by the ancient (1984) EGA graphics standard.

Nvidia App update furthers transition away from the 20-year-old Control Panel
By Sunny Grimm published
Nvidia's consumer software stack moves closer to simplification

Firm pioneers 3D printing copper coolers directly onto processors using OLED manufacturing techniques with 'pixel perfect accuracy'
By Ash Hill published
Fabric8Labs has created a new 3D printing method that allows for printing copper cooling plates onto chips with extreme precision and intricate detail.

Quantum internet is possible using standard Internet protocol
By Sunny Grimm published
Quantum signals sent over IP overcome noise on live, commercial fiber outside of the lab

You can upgrade FSR 3.1 games to FSR 4 with manual DLL swapping
By Aaron Klotz published
GitHub user has discovered that DLL swapping works with FSR 4 in FSR 3.1 games. Allowing FSR 3.1 games to be upgraded to FSR 4 merely by replacing a few DLLs in the game's files.

Intel, Samsung, and SK hynix hit by another abrupt US policy change
By Anton Shilov published
They face a 120 day deadline

TSMC reportedly cuts Chinese chipmaking tools from 2nm fabs as suppliers face scrutiny due to emerging new US restrictions
By Luke James published
TSMC will no longer use Chinese-made equipment in its 2nm chip production lines, according to reports from both Digitimes and Nikkei Asia.
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