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Monday July 15, 2024. 03:00 PM
The PC industry is currently obsessed with power efficiency, long battery life, and AI. But who’s going to stand up for the people who want raw performance and don’t care about anything else? That performance advocate could be you, AMD. You’ve got what it takes. So dig out...
Musk firm to work with the FAA on why the second stage leaked liquid oxygen Comment SpaceX has confirmed the payload of last week's Starlink launch is pretty much a total writeoff. However, standing down Falcon 9 as authorities look into the incident could have major...
Demain est un autre jour The future of French IT heavyweight Atos is on firmer ground after the company secured funding for its rescue plan by signing a Lock-Up Agreement with creditors, although the restructuring remains subject to certain conditions.…
If you’re searching for “is there a way to recover deleted files from SD card” on Google, it could be that you might have accidentally erased crucial data. Take your graduation ceremony photos, or a soon-to-submit thesis, for example. Worse, it could be videos of your pet...
Here’s how Amazon’s ebook readers stack up—and which one might be right for you.
From The New York Times: The key to 'Eno' comes near the beginning of the film — at least, the beginning of the first version I saw. The musician Brian Eno, the documentary's subject, notes that the fun of the kind of art he makes is that it's a two-way street. 'The...
Improperly discarded batteries leak toxic chemicals and are prone to exploding. A new program funded by the Department of Energy will prop up battery drop-off sites across the US.
New project from Atom developer gains a second host OS Zed – sorry, US readers, that's its name, not 'Zee' – is a new coding tool. Until very recently it was Mac-only, but not any more.…
Nascar just unveiled its experimental EV. But how can stock-car racing embrace an electric future without losing its gasoline-fueled fan base?
Exciting times! Microsoft recently announced at its developer conference about artificial intelligence, a new laptop class with significantly more powerful Snapdragon X CPUs, and its new operating system for the Arm architecture all sounds really promising. This is also...
At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsVery thin and light for a 16-inch laptopLong battery lifeBeautiful OLED displayHighest-end Snapdragon X Elite hardware availableConsNo facial recognition logineUFS storage is soldered to the motherboardLimited to 16GB of RAMExpensive compared...
Deep experience of the older tech crowd is nothing short of vital, yet projects need new devs to move forward Opinion A 'Youth and Open Source' panel was held at the United Nations (UN) Open Source Program Office (OSPO) for Good conference in the UN building in Manhattan....
A WIRED investigation found public statements from officials detail a much closer link between Project Nimbus and Israel Defense Forces than previously reported.
Case centers on 3G, 4G, and 5G patents held by US wireless IP holder InterDigital Lenovo is claiming a victory of sorts in a UK Court of Appeal ruling that bumps up the amount it owes US patentholder InterDigital in a telecoms licensing dispute - the payment is much lower...
Hey, here’s an idea… create a point system for every time Microsoft hurts us Opinion As Microsoft approaches its 50th birthday next year, it can look back with satisfaction at having created the first era of universal corporate computing, and of having ridden...
TL;DR: Streamline your coding with Visual Studio Pro 2022, a 64-bit IDE with built in tools for cross-platform coding and auto completing, and it’s only $34.97 until July 21. The right tools can make a complex project into a minor task. Your code might feel complex now, but...
An anonymous reader shared this report from the Guardian: A team of researchers from the UK and US have found that pancreatic cancer is able to shut down molecules in one of the body's most important genes, helping the disease to grow and spread rapidly... Dr Maria...
Techie left spitting chips made sure the boss was, too Who, Me? Welcome to the working week, dear readers, and good luck navigating whatever it brings – a task we hope to illuminate with a fresh instalment of Who, Me?, the reader-contributed column in which you share tales ...
Training AI models doesn't need low latency. It needs cheap energy – wherever it can be found Feature Port Hedland is a town of just 16,000 people in a hot and dusty corner of northwestern Australia, 1,600 kilometers by road from the nearest substantial city. As such, it's ...
Years of crackdowns haven't stopped some revolting stuff China's many attempts to clean up its internet appear not to have prevented the proliferation of revolting material and products that abuse or target children.…
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