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Nvidia's high-speed AI data center storage servers break cover, touting 2.9 petabytes of storage and extreme PCIe 6.0 performance
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Wiwynn is among the first to demonstrate Nvidia SCADA server that promises to offer AI systems petabytes of ultra-fast storage thanks to GPU-accelerated storage acceleration.

Vendors begin adding AMD EXPO Ultra-Low Latency to 600-series motherboards in latest BIOS updates
By Hassam Nasir published
New BIOS updates featuring AMD EXPO Ultra Low Latency support are being released across a plethora of 600-series motherboards by multiple vendors.

Snag 32GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5-RAM for $255 in this 2-item combo
By Joe Shields published
Deals Newegg slashes ~$185 off this 2-item combo, dropping the RAM to an affordable $255 - just $514.99 gets you a solid Gigabyte X870 motherboards, and 32GB of RAM in this incredible Newegg combo deal.

Memory famine compels GPU vendors to re-release 2020 graphics cards
By Zhiye Liu published
Graphics card manufacturer Manli adds new GeForce RTX 3060 and GeForce RTX 3050 SKUs to its portfolio.

Crushing shortages force Biwin into $1.86 billion NAND deal for SSDs
By Anton Shilov published
Biwin signs a 24-months supply agreement with an unknown NAND maker to get memory worth $1.86 billion.

Massive 8TB SD cards are set to ship 'shortly' after a two-year delay
By Zhiye Liu published
Notebookcheck reports that 8TB SD cards will soon hit the retail market, although an exact launch date and pricing remain a mystery.

Intel's Z970 and Z990 chipsets reportedly consume up to 14W at peak load, feature a 22% smaller PCH
By Hassam Nasir published
The physical die and package size have shrunk compared to current-gen offerings.

AMD fires back at Nvidia, claiming 256-core Zen 6 'Venice' CPU beats Vera by 3.3x in rack-level performance
By Jake Roach published
AMD has shared the first official results for its 256-core EPYC Venice CPU, saying it beats Nvidia's Vera by 3.3x in a rack-level deployment.

Levelplay shows off magnetically attached fans that are reversible, connect via pogo pins and USB-C
By Matt Safford published
Levelplay took to Computex with some interesting cooling concepts, like magnetic fans that can be reversed in seconds, and an AIO that puts a big tactile knob for fan control on top of your CPU.
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