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PremiumWhy building a quiet PC is harder than you think — what to know, and how to make your rig quieter -
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PremiumWhy building a quiet PC is harder than you think — what to know, and how to make your rig quieterBy Joe Shields Published -
PremiumThe Middle East had everything data center builders and hyperscalers could wish for — then the Iran war happenedBy Chris Stokel-Walker Published -
PremiumSteam Controller interview full transcript — Valve programmer and engineer discuss design, latency, prototyping, and the joys of not having a kernel driverBy Andrew E. Freedman Published -
PremiumThe GeForce RTX 30-series upgrade matrix — does your Ampere GPU need an upgrade in 2026?By Jeffrey Kampman Published -
PremiumPremium Build: Greyscale — building a custom-looped ITX PC that pushes the form factor to its limitsBy Niels Broekhuijsen Published -
PremiumTesting PC games using FEX on a high-end Android tablet can yield playable results — but the early tech is still not ready for prime timeBy Sayem Ahmed Published
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PremiumHigh-capacity HDD roadmap: the race to 100TB and zettabyte-scale storage — Toshiba, Seagate and WD outline three distinct strategiesBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumASML's roadmap for chipmaking lithography tools examined — from DUV to Low-NA, High-NA, Hyper-NA, and beyondBy Luke James Published -
PremiumTSMC SoIC 3D stacking roadmap outlines path from 6-micron pitches today to 4.5-micron in 2029By Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumTSMC's details next-gen CoWoS roadmap: over 14-reticle packages and 48x leap in compute power expected by 2029By Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumQuantum photonics roadmap — how Xanadu and PsiQuantum are looking to transfer qubits through beams of lightBy Francisco Pires Published -
PremiumPCI Express roadmap: The path to 1TB/s with PCI 8.0, the challenges of integration, and beyondBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumAnalyzing Noctua's roadmap — new PSUs, fan-equipped mice, the elusive Thermosiphon, and disappearing prototypesBy Niels Broekhuijsen Published -
PremiumAMD's Enterprise CPU and GPU roadmap: Venice, Verano, Zen 6, Helios, and CDNABy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumIntel's roadmaps examined — 14A, Nova Lake, Diamond Rapids & AI accelerator pushBy Luke James Published -
PremiumUALink roadmap plots course to optimized AI data center interconnectsBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumThe future of Quantum computing — the tech, companies, and roadmaps that map out a coherent quantum futureBy Francisco Pires Published -
PremiumHuawei Ascend NPU roadmap examined — company targets 4 ZettaFLOPS FP4 performance by 2028, amid manufacturing constraintsBy Anton Shilov Published
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PremiumJapanese chemical giant JSR expands to Taiwan for EUV photoresist production near TSMC — plant to fill missing chemical link to scale EUV materialsBy Luke James Published -
PremiumArm's $2 billion in AGI CPU sales are still not enough to penetrate 5% of overall market share, analyst revealsBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumWhite House reportedly considers mandatory government vetting of AI models before releaseBy Luke James Published -
PremiumSurvey shows that nearly half of Americans don't want new data centers built near their homes — 47% oppose the construction of new AI data centers in their neighborhoodBy Jon Martindale Published -
PremiumHuawei braces for $12 billion in AI chip revenue driven by homegrown AI model demand — Chinese fabs can barely keep up as Nvidia's market share craters within the regionBy Luke James Published -
PremiumMicrosoft attributes $25 billion of AI budget to memory and chip costsBy Luke James Published
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PremiumSamsung and SK hynix shorten memory contracts as pricing power shifts back to suppliersBy Luke James Published -
PremiumMemory makers are set to earn $551 billion from the AI boom, twice as much as contract chip manufacturersBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumAlphabet is doubling its capital expenditure to a staggering $180 billion in 2026By Jon Martindale Published -
PremiumUltra Ethernet: The data-center interconnection of tomorrow detailedBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumClaimed 1,100% increase in AI-driven layoffs in 2025 might be misleadingBy Jon Martindale Published -
PremiumAmazon's European data centers challenged by grid delaysBy Luke James Published -
PremiumCPU scaling with DLSSBy Jake Roach Published -
PremiumTSMC is on track to have more employees than Intel for the first time in historyBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumTesla's robotics ambitions rest on the knife-edge of US-China trade relations due to its supply chainBy Jon Martindale Published -
PremiumWestern Digital details 14-platter 3.5-inch HAMR HDD designs with 140 TB and beyondBy Anton Shilov Published -
PremiumChina’s CXMT and YMTC to memory outputBy Luke James Published -
PremiumIntel is co-developing new Z-Angle Memory to compete with HBM used in AI data centersBy Jon Martindale Published
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