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China Ramps Multi-Chiplet Efforts with Industry Heavyweights
By Anton Shilov published
Huawei, JCET, Verisilicon, NationalChip, and Tongfu can support Chinese chiplet efforts.

Radeon Pro W7600 Black Screen Issues Allegedly Caused by Poorly Designed Cooling
By Aaron Klotz published
Igor highlighted a quality control issue with AMD's new Radeon Pro W7600 single-slot graphics card, which can cause the screen to blackout under heavy use.

TSMC Forms Task Force to Accelerate 2nm Chip Production
By Anton Shilov published
TSMC reportedly wants to launch 2nm production at two fabs.

Enthusiast Salvages Faulty SSD Data Using Woodworking Tools
By Mark Tyson published
A faulty SSD’s data was accessible again when G-glamped at a certain spot. Now it is fully repaired thanks to hot air rework.

Science Journal Says LK-99 Superconductor Dream is Over
By Francisco Pires published
An article posted to Nature aims to shed light on the scientific process surrounding the LK-99 replication attempts, and claims a scientific ending to the hype circuit.

Raspberry Pi Camera Instantly Develops Pictures into Digital Frame
By Ash Hill published
Max Van Leeuwen has converted a Polaroid camera into a digital camera using a Raspberry Pi that automatically develops pictures into a remote digital picture frame.

Stable Diffusion Optimized for Intel Silicon Boosts Arc A770 Performance by 54%
By Aaron Klotz published
Create AI-generated images even faster

Tape Storage Cheaper and Less Polluting than HDDs, SSDs: Research
By Mark Tyson published
Switching from HDD to tape for cold storage will cut costs, and benefit the planet, research increasingly shows.
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