AI watermarking make models less safe
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Nvidia Rubin and AMD RDNA 5 GPUs may slip to 2028
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Valve teaches SteamOS new compatibility tricks
Valve is expanding SteamOS beyond Proton, adding compatibility layers that bring x86 games to Arm hardware and Android APKs into Steam. According to Ars Technica the first is FEX, Valve’s…
Tower and NewPhotonics ship 1.6T optical engines
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GlobalFoundries and Marvell crank up AI optics production
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AI watermarking make models less safe
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Nvidia Rubin and AMD RDNA 5 GPUs may slip to 2028
Gamers hoping for a fresh GPU generation next year could be disappointed, with Nvidia Rubin…
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Tower and NewPhotonics ship 1.6T optical engines
Tower Semiconductor and NewPhotonics have begun volume shipments of laser-integrated optical engines aimed at feeding increasingly bandwidth-hungry AI data centres. According to Tower Semiconductor the companies said the photonic integrated…
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Graphics
AMD tunes Linux 7.4 for Zen 6 hybrids
AMD is preparing Linux 7.4 to properly handle Zen 6 client chips, with fresh P-State…
CUDA starts leaking onto AMD GPUs in Windows
A solo developer has managed to run CUDA-targeted applications on an AMD Radeon RX 9060…
Nvidia Rubin and AMD RDNA 5 GPUs may slip to 2028
Gamers hoping for a fresh GPU generation next year could be disappointed, with Nvidia Rubin and most AMD RDNA 5 hardware reportedly pushed to 2028. According to AnandTech Forums the…
Mobiles
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MediaTek takes 2 nm fight to Qualcomm
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PC Hardware
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AI
AI watermarking make models less safe
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Huawei lines up more AI silicon for Nvidia fight
Huawei is lining up two new AI chips for 2027 as it tries to narrow…
Microsoft calls Windows and Surface event for local AI push
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Gaming
Valve wants $1,059 for Steam Frame
Valve has launched its Steam Frame VR headset at $1,059, asking top dollar for hardware…
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Automotive
RAMageddon increases car prices
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Tesla profits skid despite record deliveries
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Data center
Cupertino dusts off its server ambitions
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Delos Data tries to loosen Nvidia’s networking grip
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Smart devices
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Amazon jacks up gadget prices
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Network
Private 5G spending heads for $84.7 billion
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Manchester Airports Group has admitted that hackers accessed data from 8.7mn customers after a cyberattack…
Fujitsu unleashes 144-core 2nm MONAKA
Fujitsu has launched its 144-core FUJITSU-MONAKA server processor, bringing 2nm 3D-stacked silicon to AI inference and HPC systems. Global sales start in November 2026, both as a standalone Arm processor…