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Semiconductors, foundries, advanced packaging and the global silicon supply chain, covered by The Silicon Ledger.
Researchers at Yunnan University have engineered perovskite solar cells capable of generating electricity beneath the ocean surface, opening possibilities for autonomous underwater vehicles and marine sensors.
A new open-source project bridges NVIDIA's CUDA ecosystem and AMD hardware, allowing CUDA-exclusive workloads to run on consumer Radeon cards without virtualization or dual-booting.
Micron announced its largest rewards package in company history for over 60,000 global employees, but unions representing 10,000 workers in Taiwan rejected the offer, demanding a 15% profit-sharing model instead.
Newegg is offering AMD's top gaming processor at a discount below its original asking price, complete with bundled cooling and software.
The AZZA PSAZ-750G is a competent budget power supply with a modern platform and solid electrical performance, but the 80 PLUS Gold badge on its box does not match what testing reveals.
A comprehensive bundle pairing AMD's flagship gaming processor with premium components and extras is now available at a significant discount.
A new mod brings Multi Frame Generation to RTX 40-series cards, and testing shows the feature works reliably on older hardware—though latency behavior reveals some quirks in the unofficial implementation.
Iranian officials have publicly mocked the U.S. Navy over the recovery of an Anduril-made autonomous underwater vehicle near the Strait of Hormuz, with one embassy posting about an imminent "unboxing ceremony" by reverse engineers.
