Control Resonant Pushes 28 GPUs With Path Tracing and DLSS 4.5
Tom's Hardware's latest GPU test shows how Control Resonant's path-traced Manhattan scene stresses current Nvidia, AMD, and Intel graphics cards.
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Chips, datacenters, interconnect, and the power they draw.
AI-Powered Impersonation Scams Cost Victims $1.6B, FBI Reports
A new FBI report highlights how AI-generated voices and images, along with physical props, are supercharging government and police impersonation fraud.
Elegoo Day Sale Cuts 3D Printer Prices by Up to 40%
September deals lower entry costs for FDM and resin printers, with deeper discounts on bulk consumables.
CXMT reportedly plans 3D NAND pilot line at new Beijing fab
China's leading DRAM maker is reportedly moving into flash memory, which could broaden domestic memory supply.
AI Demand Diverts NOR Flash and SLC NAND, Risking Shortages
A shift of memory-manufacturing capacity toward AI-focused chips could leave everyday devices short of NOR Flash and SLC NAND.
Vibe-coded DLSS 5 runs on Intel Arc 140T at 360p, 10 fps
An AI-assisted developer ported Nvidia's neural rendering tech to Intel's integrated graphics, but the result is a proof of concept rather than a usable feature.
Avicena to Show First Connectorized microLED Optical Interconnect at ECOC 2026
The LightBundle eKit brings Avicena's laser-free microLED transceiver technology to a connectorized form for high-density optical links.
Prusa CORE One L+ Review: A Small, Precision-Focused Upgrade
Tom's Hardware finds Prusa's large-format CORE One L+ delivers a modest but meaningful gain in precision.
Percona CEO: No Existing Database Fits AI Agent Workloads
Database vendors were unprepared for iterative AI agent workloads, and the industry has not yet defined what a purpose-built database should look like.
DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Ported to a Browser via WebGPU
A developer port of Nvidia's DLSS 5 to WebGPU shows neural rendering can run in browsers and on non-Nvidia hardware, albeit with a heavy speed penalty.
ASML Doubles Down on Laser Plasma, Snubs Accelerator EUV
The lithography giant is sticking with its 1,000W laser-produced plasma roadmap rather than pursuing particle-accelerator-based free-electron lasers for chipmaking.
Tom Watson Joins Palantir as UK NHS Deal Hangs in Balance
The former Labour deputy's arrival as Palantir's UK senior vice president comes just as a £330M NHS contract approaches a critical decision point.
KPMG Tech Teams Cut, Severance Called Insulting
The Big Four consultancy's latest advisory reshuffle hits AI, cyber, SAP and testing staff with a severance package that has drawn criticism.
DeFi Hack: $0.25 Input Exploits Missing Bounds Check, Steals $770K
A Symbiosis DeFi exploit shows how a missing bounds check in a smart contract let a tiny input create 46 billion fake Bitcoins.
Royal Society: UK Science Reorg Is a 'Big Mistake' for Research
The UK government's plan to fold science into the Business department risks squeezing computing research and hardware investment.
Chip Week: Memory Deals, 2nm Advances, and Global Capacity Build-Out
The latest weekly roundup shows a semiconductor industry juggling consolidation, advanced-node R&D, and geopolitical capacity races.
AWS Admits Console Confusion, Revamps Signup for AI Builders
AWS is simplifying its signup flow for AI-focused newcomers, acknowledging the full console is too confusing, and adding a spending cap.
US Venezuela Operation Faces Chinese AI Surveillance Tech Exposure
A think tank warns that US-controlled Venezuela may inherit Chinese AI surveillance systems from vendors Washington has banned.