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A two-week shutdown of Intel’s Fab 28 in Israel will affect server CPU shipments for two consecutive quarters.
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A Counter-Strike commentator just showed the demo of his customizable gaming mouse shell generator for 3D printing that detects key components like mouse buttons, the scroll wheel, and screw hole locations without using AI.
The surveillance giant’s latest PR disaster took place in Dayton, Minnesota, reports The Drive. The city’s local government posted on Facebook that the Police Department was made aware of a maintenance work order produced by Flock on September 17, 2026.
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Nvidia gave us access to its Vera data center CPU for testing against Intel’s Granite Rapids-AP and AMD’s EPYC Turin.
Maine Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican, was midway through defending her record during the final debate of the midterms when an audience member cut her short. “I’m terrified,” a man shouted. “AI data centers are destroying our climate. They are poisoning our water.”
A DevOps engineer’s compromised laptop may have been the first domino to fall in this record-breaking heist.
Grab the Nintendo Switch 2 with a free digital game for as low as $459 for a limited-time only at Woot! if you use coupon code SAVETOBER.
A criminal investigation into the environmental damage caused by Google’s Finnish subsidiary has been launched.
South Korean police have booked 80 Tesla owners for bypassing regional restrictions on Full Self-Driving (FSD), seizing 21 devices allegedly used to unlock the driver-assistance software.
Binance withdrawals frozen after thieves run off with $5.6 billion in crypto — firm says it will cover losses as stablecoin networks move to freeze $2.4b in stolen assets
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