Samsung about to shun AMD
Will return to making its own in-house chip
The Dark Satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn, claiming that Samsung is set to abandon AMD’s RDNA GPU architecture and revert to using its homegrown integrated graphics for its Exynos SoC.
UK government needs to do more to sort out AI
House of Lords committee wants more competition and less agreeing with Big Tech
A Lords committee is laying into the government, demanding that market competition in artificial intelligence (AI) be made “an explicit policy objective”.
Yet another exploited security flaw in macOS systems
Cuckoo in the nest
Cybersecurity boffins have unearthed a new information thief that preys on Apple macOS systems. This thief can dig its claws into infected hosts and act as a snoop.
Apple fangirl has 7,500 Firefox tabs open all the time
You can’t do that on Safari
An Apple fangirl has been keeping a staggering 7,500 Firefox tabs open on her Mac computer for over two years—and she's not planning on closing them anytime soon.
Lithium-free sodium batteries are finally on sale
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Natron Energy, a trailblazer in sodium-ion battery technology, has started mass-producing lithium-free sodium batteries in its Holland, Michigan facility.
Supercomputer sale
Cheyenne supercomputer is up for grabs
Fancy owning a piece of computing history or need a cheap supercomputer to assist your plan for global domination? Do you have a bit of space in your basement and a knack for tinkering with tech? Then the Cheyenne supercomputer could be yours.
Interest in Blockchain gaming under water
Despite getting tons of funding
According to an analysis by BanklessTimes.com, investments in blockchain gaming have fallen by a staggering 72 per cent. Despite the setback, the sector still attracted substantial funding, reaching $1.4 billion.
Microsoft predicted the rise of AI in 2019
Kevin Scott was right on with his tarot cards
It seems that Microsoft’s chief tech officer Kevin Scott (pictured).was totally correct when he checked his Tarot cards and magic eight ball on the future of AI.
Appeals court lets Biggish Blue off the hook
Will not have to pay $1.6 billion for software swap
A federal appeals court in the States chucked out a ruling that would've had IBM cough up a whopping $1.6 billion ( €1.488 billion) to its rival BMC Software.
Chipzilla names leak
Still might get a Special K
Chipzilla was expected to discard the old Core I tag it has been slapping on its kit since '08, but in its new Arrow Lake lineup, it is keeping some bits we're used to.