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RTX 5090: 16-pin connector burnt beyond recognition

What can be seen here belongs in the “not intended” category. A user on Reddit reports of an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 whose 16-pin power connector is so badly burnt that practically nothing of the original connector remains recognizable. Not slightly melted, not discolored, but charred, including open burn marks on the cable. This is […]

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Intel Xeon 654: 18 cores, high expectations, sobering reality

New benchmarks for the Intel Xeon 654 show what the entry-level chip of the upcoming Granite-Rapids-WS platform can actually do. In short: It is better than earlier leaks suggested, but not enough to really put pressure on AMD in the workstation market. The Xeon 654 is part of the Granite Rapids-WS family, Intel’s next generation […]

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KTC Christmas promotion: gaming & office monitors with up to 23% discount (ad)

Just in time for Christmas, KTC is offering a selection of high-performance gaming and office monitors at attractive special prices. The models cover a broad spectrum – from extremely fast FHD e-sports displays with up to 400 Hz to high-resolution QHD monitors for productive work, multimedia and demanding gaming. Thanks to modern IPS panel technology, […]

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How Tencent gets its hands on NVIDIA’s banned AI chips via GPU rental models

Officially, NVIDIA’s Blackwell accelerators are taboo for China. In practice, however, this ban is proving to be surprisingly porous. According to research by the Financial Times, Tencent has secured access to NVIDIA’s current Blackwell generation in a roundabout way, not by purchasing it, but by renting computing power. Legally clean, geopolitically sensitive and strategically highly […]

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Core Ultra 5 335 and 325 appear on Geekbench, 8 cores, up to 4.6 GHz, but still many question marks

With the Core Ultra 5 335 and Core Ultra 5 325, two more representatives of Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake family have appeared in the Geekbench database. These are early sightings, no launch measurements, no validated performance statements. Anyone expecting headlines about leaps in performance now should shift down a gear. Panther Lake clearly positions Intel […]

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Moore Threads Yangtze: China’s attempt at its own AI PC platform between technical sovereignty and geopolitical realism

With the introduction of the Yangtze SoC, Moore Threads is making it clear that it no longer wants to limit itself to discrete GPUs or pure accelerator roles, but is claiming to deliver a fully integrated platform for so-called AI PCs. The move is strategically noteworthy, as it comes at a time when the PC […]

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Samsung turns the tables in the HBM market: market share over Micron through HBM3E and HBM4

Over the past twelve months, the market for high bandwidth memory has evolved from a specialist segment for high-end accelerators to a system-critical bottleneck for the entire AI industry. HBM no longer only determines the performance data of individual chips, but also the actual deliverability of complete platforms. Anyone who is unable to deliver here […]

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