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People watch from Canaveral National Seashore as a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches from pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The rocket is carrying 49 Starlink internet satellites for a broadband network.
Elon Musk's aerospace and AI company reportedly plans to make its own GPUs, though I doubt you'll one day be enjoying a SpaceX graphics card in your rig

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Game on—in space?

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The outside of TSMC Arizona, showing the desert and the mountains in the distance next to the TSMC logo
TSMC's latest bank report is exactly as you'd expect it to be: mo' wafers, mo' money

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Chips with everything.

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It looks like Intel might ditch regular E-cores for its upcoming Core 300 laptop chips

By Jacob Fox Published

News The upcoming low-power processors might not make for the best gaming chips.

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Workers carry a Micron sign during a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Micron Technology Inc. semiconductor manufacturing facility in Clay, New York, US, on Friday, Jan. 16, 2026. New York has provided up to $5.5 billion in tax incentives for Micron to create 9,000 new jobs with the company and over 40,000 jobs in supporting industries tied to the project.
From a dentist's basement to half a trillion dollars and AI: Here's how memory manufacturer Micron Technology got there

By Jess Kinghorn Published

Just call me the 'Potato Consumer Gamer' from now on.

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CPU infinite ice cooler
YouTuber sets out to cool a CPU with infinite ice loop machine and actually achieves it

By Jeremy Laird Published

News Inefficient and impractical, but what the heck it actually works.

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Nvidia's GB10 Superchip
Nvidia dumps its $140 million stake in Arm but licensing deals remain and its new PC CPU is still go

By Jeremy Laird Published

News Nvidia once planned to take full control of Arm.

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A screenshot from the Joe Rogan Experience #2422 podcast, showing Jensen Huang discussing Nvidia's early years in GPU design
Jensen Huang teases reveal of 'a chip that will surprise the world' at next month's GTC

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Looking ahead.

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Richard Williams, President and CEO Chief Technical Officer for Advanced Analogic Technologies, Inc. Pictures taken at Euan Barty Associates, Central. 30 March 2004
Today I learned Motorola was once developing a password pill that turns your body into an authentication token: 'We have demoed this working and authenticating a phone'

By James Bentley Published

News This was part of Motorola's goal to 'fix' the "mechanical mismatch between humans and electronics."

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A selection of objects in the Computer History Museum taken from its website, including an antique GameBoy and various controllers.
You can now view the Computer History Museum's collection from the comfort of your own home, and it's full of retro blasts from the past

By Andy Edser Published

News For those who can't make the trip to California.

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Close up of network data flowing on black background.
Scientists say they've developed transistor-dense, flexible fibre chips as thin as a human hair, which can survive 'crushing by a container truck weighing 15.6 tons'

By Andy Edser Published

News I'd like to be there the next time they test that. For science.

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