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Nvidia to axe Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs with end of driver support
An official Nvidia Unix graphics feature deprecation schedule says that driver branch 580 will be the last to include support for the Maxwell and Pascal architectures.
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Synology starts selling overpriced 1.6 TB SSDs for $535
PCIe 3.0 speeds in a PCIe 5.0 world for PCIe 27.0 prices
OneXSugar gets demoed, showing a dual-screen Android handheld that transforms into a Switch and a 3DS
OneXSugar is a crazy Android handheld that's somehow also a Nintendo Switch and a Nintendo 3DS at the same time.
Micron details new U.S. fab projects — HBM production coming to America
Micron detailed its $200 billion U.S. investment plan to build six DRAM fabs and HBM assembly facilities in the U.S. over the next 20 years.
Nintendo president apologizes for Switch 2 shortage
A shareholder asked Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa why there weren't enough Switch 2 consoles to go around.
Steam adds new performance overlay showing real FPS side-by-side DLSS generated Frames
Now out of beta, Steam's new performance monitor highlights a much-needed divide between what your GPU is actually capable of versus what it can do with a bit of help.
Apple considers external AI partners to boost Siri smarts
Apple is considering using models from OpenAI or Anthropic to power Siri and improve its AI competitiveness, according to a Bloomberg report.
