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An unreleased prototype of AMD's Zen 3 gaming processor has appeared on Chinese forums, revealing what the company chose not to bring to market alongside its successful 8-core X3D variant.
The storage maker is expanding its Philippine facility to ramp production of 30TB drives in 2027 and work toward 65TB and 100TB models by 2030.
The retailer now requires buyers of Nvidia's flagship GPU to sign a declaration form and provide personal identification, citing export controls on advanced computing hardware.
The single-board computer maker has announced a second round of price increases this year, with the 2GB variants of its flagship models climbing as much as 23% amid persistent shortages of LPDDR memory chips.
As AI systems grow more complex, the economics of data centers are shifting from individual chip performance to system-wide efficiency measured in tokens per watt, according to Nvidia executives.
The Idaho chipmaker claims the Chinese 3D NAND producer systematically recruited its staff to acquire proprietary knowledge and build a patent portfolio designed to attack Micron's own IP.
The DIX standard, published in 1980 by DEC, Intel, and Xerox, transformed local networking by making the specification open to all hardware vendors.
A former EVGA product manager has detailed the mounting tensions that led to the graphics card maker's 2022 exit from the GPU market, tracing the breakdown to Nvidia's direct competition and aggressive margin requirements.
