TSMC is on track for 2nm in 2025
Tame Apple Press rejoices
TSMC claims it is on track to build its 2nm node, the firm’s VP of Process Development, Zhang Xiaogang, said.
Users shunning Macs
Apple losing market share to proper laptops from Dell and HP
Fruity cargo cult Apple is losing the PC race with Dell and HP PCs.
Nvidia chips might have ARM doing the processing
Off-the-shelf ARM Cortex X5 cores
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn that says Nvidia is using off-the-shelf ARM Cortex X5 cores to process its 2025 chip, all packed in along shiny new Blackwell GPU cores.
OpenAI trains a new AI
Successor to GPT-4
OpenAI has announced that it has started training a new flagship artificial intelligence model that would succeed its GPT-4 technology.
RISC-V business
Canonical has officially released the optimised Ubuntu 24.04 image for the Milk-V Mars, a credit-card-sized RISC-V single-board computer (SBC) developed by Shenzhen MilkV Technology.
Nvidia rushes to defend book pirates
Realises it might be doing the same thing
Nvidia has become involved in a book pirating case rushing to the aid of shadow libraries, presumably because it is also in the dock alongside them for the same reasons.
Computex 2024: New mini PCs and graphics cards as well
ZOTAC has teased its upcoming products for the Computex 2024 show which officially kicks off on June 4th, including a gaming handheld, new mini PCs, and graphics cards.
A business-oriented twin of ROG NUC
ASUS has introduced its newest NUC 14 Performance, a small powerhouse equipped with up to Intel Core Ultra 9 185H CPU and Nvidia Geforce RTX 4070 GPU. This puts it in line with ASUS' previously launched ROG NUC.
FinalWire releases AIDA64 v7.30
Adds support for new GPUs and more improvements
FinalWire has released the latest version of AIDA64 diagnostic and benchmarking software, the AIDA64 v7.30. The new version brings improved support for current and upcoming GPUs, CPUs, and motherboards, as well as adds new benchmarks and other improvements.
It’s been a hard days knight
Chipzilla has withdrawn support for its Xeon Phi Knights Mill and Knights Landing accelerators from the LLVM/Clang 19 compiler as a sign that its MIC architecture is toast.