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The sensory overload in video game arcades in Japan was eerily absent from some venues this week.
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This 200mm single-crystal diamond wafer is designed to efficiently remove heat and prevent hotspots from forming on AI processors.
I cloud company CoreWeave has written to Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, offering to work with her team on data centre rules. The letter from chief executive Michael Intrator was sent on Saturday, Bloomberg reported.
The pricing system first appeared last week on Residential plans in parts of Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Prices there moved in both directions. Some customers got a 10% to 20% cut and others got an increase of about the same size.
Big tournaments favor LCD monitors, though perhaps not for the reasons you suspect. We’ll explain why normal gamers can and should embrace OLED displays.
A major AMD driver problem has returned which silently wears down SSDs, this time via GPU drivers, and poses unexpected risk to storage devices. There are a couple of working fixes.
Logitech’s G502 X Lightspeed strips the G502 X Plus of its lighting, but retains the $160 price tag.
Linux developers are preparing to make Intel’s ancient MultiMedia eXtensions irrelevant, with the last MMX code now set to be removed from the kernel.
Ukraine is developing a new class of combat robots designed to operate inside underground gas pipelines.
On this day in 2006, Nvidia released the legendary GeForce 8800 GTX graphics card and it is celebrating the event with a very demanding (but free) interactive Steam demo.
A new open-source GitHub project called gputaskman has been released by Microsoft VP Scott Hanselman.
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