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Microsoft, Google, & other CSPs are reportedly offering China access to NVIDIA's cutting-edge AI hardware, potentially creating a workaround for US regulations.
Reports regarding Intel's 14th & 13th Gen CPU instability are extending to laptops as well but the blue team says they are not the same issue as the desktop chips.
ASUS's X870E "ROG" motherboards are expected to feature additional functionalities for AMD Ryzen 9000 CPUs compared to the 600-series counterpart, as revealed in the first look at the motherboard's BIOS.
Tenstorrent has launched its cutting-edge Wormhole high-performance AI chips, featuring the RISC-V architecture & scalability up to a whole new level.
Microsoft's Windows users are facing BSOD "Blue Screen of Death" issues with initial reports suggesting that it's a problem from the cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike.
NVIDIA has announced that it will transition to open-source GPU kernel modules for Linux, with the change coming in an upcoming driver update.
Jim Keller, the iconic chip designer, and Tenstorrent's CEO believes that NVIDIA has yet to tap into certain AI market segments, creating a gap for other companies to fill.
Micron has unveiled its DDR5 MRDIMM modules, which are targeted at the rapidly growing AI and HPC markets with up to 8800 MT/s speeds.