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Nick Evanson - New - An - One memory to rule them all? New 'superlattice' material promises an efficient world of universal memory - pcgamer.com

One memory to rule them all? New 'superlattice' material promises an efficient world of universal memory

Ever wondered what the perfect memory chip would be like? Well, it would have to be faster than the best DRAM, store data for decades at a time so it could be used like flash memory, and use less energy than both for high efficiency. That might sound like a pipe dream but a team of researchers has developed a prototype material that could be the stepping stone needed to make it a reality.

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Ramish Zafar - Sam Altman - TSMC’s Secret Deal For Advanced A.I. Chips Revealed - wccftech.com - North Korea - South Korea - Taiwan

TSMC’s Secret Deal For Advanced A.I. Chips Revealed

This is not investment advice. The author has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Wccftech.com has a disclosure and ethics policy.

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Muhammad Zuhair - Lenovo’s Upcoming ThinkBook Laptop To Feature The World’s First Transparent OLED Display - wccftech.com

Lenovo’s Upcoming ThinkBook Laptop To Feature The World’s First Transparent OLED Display

Lenovo is all set to unveil the world's first laptop with a transparent OLED display at MWC 2024, and the initial design leak shows that the thing is indeed something from the future.

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Hassan Mujtaba - An - This AI Workstation PC Comes Equipped With An NVIDIA GPU & A NVIDIA CPU: Grace Hopper Superchip Starts At $41K - wccftech.com - Usa

This AI Workstation PC Comes Equipped With An NVIDIA GPU & A NVIDIA CPU: Grace Hopper Superchip Starts At $41K

Ever wanted a high-end workstation equipped with an NVIDIA GPU and NVIDIA CPU? Well, GPTshop has made it possible with its new line of workstation PC offerings which start at over $40,000 US as they come equipped with powerful Grace Hopper Superchip hardware.

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Muhammad Zuhair - LG Display Reveals Its Roadmap For 2024, Primary Focus On High-Spec IPS Black & WOLED Monitors - wccftech.com - Reveals

LG Display Reveals Its Roadmap For 2024, Primary Focus On High-Spec IPS Black & WOLED Monitors

LG Display has unveiled its roadmap for this year, and it seems like the manufacturer will focus on revamping the IPS technology & unveiling new marvels.

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Omar Sohail - An - Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, First SoC To Adopt Custom Oryon Cores Built On An Advanced Manufacturing Process; Here Is Everything You Need To Know - wccftech.com - county San Diego

Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, First SoC To Adopt Custom Oryon Cores Built On An Advanced Manufacturing Process; Here Is Everything You Need To Know

Qualcomm will be shifting away from the traditional ARM CPU designs later this year when it announces the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 in the fourth quarter. There is immense significance surrounding this smartphone chipset for two primary reasons. One is that it will be the first silicon to adopt the company’s custom Oryon cores that Qualcomm announced back in 2022, and these designs would not have been possible without the Nuvia acquisition.

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Dustin Bailey - After 39 years, it looks like modders finally have a fix for the NES's fatal flaw - gamesradar.com - After - Looks

After 39 years, it looks like modders finally have a fix for the NES's fatal flaw

The original NES console has a fatal flaw in the form of an unreliable pin connector that can make getting cartridges to work a massive pain on aging systems. Various aftermarket solutions have existed for some time, but they've all come with compromises and caveats. Now, at last, it looks like a group of modders have finally gotten to what might just be the perfect solution.

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Andy Edser - The quality of USB drives is getting worse thanks to re-used and often defective NAND chips including some from known brands - pcgamer.com - Germany

The quality of USB drives is getting worse thanks to re-used and often defective NAND chips including some from known brands

Hands up anyone that's used a USB stick in the past couple of years and found it to be a bit rubbish, or defective right out of the packaging? Yep, me too. The good news is it's not just us, as German data recovery specialist CBL has found that over the past year an alarming number of USB drives dismantled by the company have been discovered to be using inferior and often defective memory chips.

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