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It looks like NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs have become a victim of production foes as the firm now expects lower units, topping out at 500K in 2024.
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Plans come and go in PC hardware—some turn into shipping product, others get scrunched up and thrown in the bin marked «cba». Let's hope these two recently rumoured graphics cards come under the former, as we could do with some fresh cards under $260.
Leaked documents, including spreadsheets, emails, and chat messages, show that Nvidia has been using millions of YouTube videos, Netflix, and other sources to train an AI model to be used in its Omniverse, autonomous vehicles, and digital avatar platforms.
A new NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready driver launches today, introducing support for upcoming games, including two shooters that will both be released with DLSS support.
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 SUPER GPUs seem to be a success as the likes of the RTX 4070 SUPER have seen strong sales in Korean DIY markets.
Cooler Master's X Silent Edge "Fanless" PSUs seem to be ready for NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 GPUs as listed by the manufacturer.
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