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Wi-Fi 8 will not improve transfer speeds
Wi-Fi 8, aka IEEE's 802.11bn Ultra High Reliability (UHR) specification, is focused on the reliability of connections.
Summit supercomputer gets virtual farewell on Zoom
ORNL celebrated the Summit supercomputer's years of service with a virtual farewell on Zoom.
Intel doesn't plan to bring 3D V-Cache-like tech to consumer CPUs for now
Intel confirms that its Clearwater Forest CPUs will separate the CPU cores and cache into separate tiles, mirroring AMD's X3D design. However, this tech won't be coming to the desktop anytime soon.
HighPoint launches a 492TB external NVMe RAID storage solution smaller than a shoebox
HighPoint launched a storage drive smaller than a shoebox but has a capacity of 492TB.
Maker builds Raspberry Pi-powered Rick and Morty watch to remotely control smart home
Donutsorelse has created a wearable wrist control device for operating his smart home with a little help from AI—all themed to Rick and Morty for his Halloween costume.
U.S Department of Commerce finalizes $6.6 billion CHIPS Act funding for TSMC Fab 21 Arizona site
TSMC and the U.S. Department of Commerce finalized a deal Friday, granting TSMC $6.6 billion in funding and $5 billion in loan guarantees under the CHIPS Act to build its Fab 21 site in Arizona.
TSMC discovers unexploded bomb at Kaohsiung chip fab construction site
TSMC discovers an old, unexploded bomb on one of its fab construction sites.
Corsair expects Nvidia's RTX 50 series will retain the 12V-2x6 power connector
Corsair says that high-end GPUs next-generation will likely retain the 16-pin power connector and could consume more power than the current generation.
