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According to Digital Foundry, Sony might have some kind of exclusive access to the mobile variant of AMD’s upcoming RDNA 5 architecture. The nature of that exclusivity remains unclear, however. Sony and AMD may have a formal deal, or Sony may simply be the only manufacturer able to justify a...
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Fujifilm is trying to find the right balance of fun and photography with its latest hybrid instant camera. Like its predecessor, the Instax Mini Evo 2 feels less like a retro gimmick, and more like a basic digital camera that just happens to have a built-in printer.
Independent 3D modeling community Open3DLab has publicly claimed that a web crawler, attributed to Roblox, downloaded 145.5GB of its data, for what it assumes is for AI training purposes.
A VideoCardz reader found the entries through PerformanceTest 11.1’s Manage Baselines feature. Listed as “Intel 0000,” the processors appear in submissions dating back to September.
The Logitech Yeti 2 has improved on its predecessor in almost every way, although the higher price is an unwelcome change.
Turning my old laptop into a home theater PC give me more flexibility for media.
Google’s $179 Fitbit Edge has landed to positive reviews for its design, AMOLED display, accurate fitness tracking, built-in GPS, and week-long battery life. Reviewers are praising its simplicity and comfortable fit, positioning it as an alternative to smartwatches.
According to Slok’s Daily Spark note, AI has so far delivered zero financial payoff to corporate America outside of tech, despite the massive amount of money and hype surrounding the latest advancements in large language model research.
Anthropic’s filing opens with a letter in which the co-founders say they believe “AI is one of the most consequential technologies in human history.” The rest of the 300-plus page document tries to back that claim up with numbers, while also spelling out, at unusual length, how things could go...
Windows enthusiast Xeno recently uncovered what could be one of the most interesting changes coming to future Windows releases.
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