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‘USB 5.0’ connection touted on new slim eGPU with RX 7600M XT
By Mark Tyson published
Appearance of the OneXGPU Lite with 'USB 5.0' surprises at the One-Netbook Fall Launch 2025 Event

Intel CFO confirms that 14A will be more expensive to use than 18A
By Anton Shilov last updated
Intel's 14A process, designed for both internal and foundry use, will be significantly more expensive than 18A due to its reliance on ASML's $380 million High-NA EUV tools.

U.S. government considers annual permits for Samsung and SK hynix to supply equipment to their Chinese fabs
By Anton Shilov published
What about TSMC?

Apple MacBooks have a sensor that measures the angle of the screen
By Mark Tyson last updated
An engineer has tapped into Apple’s LidAngleSensor MacBook API, adding a creaky door sound effect to his lid angle measurement app.

The Decisioninator ‘saved my marriage,’ says software engineer
By Mark Tyson published
The Decisioninator was designed and produced to 'optimize and automate' navigating the minefield with a gate signposted 'What do you want for dinner tonight?'

Upgraded Nvidia RTX 5090 gets 128GB VRAM and $13,000 price tag
By Hassam Nasir published
Allegedly powered by a custom PCB and prototype GDDR7 memory

Best of IFA 2025: New laptops, monitors, gaming handhelds, and more
By Brandon Hill, Matt Safford, Andrew E. Freedman published
The most innovative and interesting products that debuted at Berlin's big tech show.

TSMC increases Arizona internships to feed its Phoenix fabs
By Luke James published
TSMC has more than doubled its Arizona internship program, pulling in over 200 students from around 60 colleges this summer as it races to staff its advanced-node fabs outside Phoenix.
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