I have recently been shopping for cars as I plan to replace my current ride sometime next year in the spring. I dislike the car purchasing experience, as I often must deal with car salespeople that are overzealous and sometimes obnoxious. This is a bit of the personality required for the job, but if makes me uncomfortable. I personally filter arrogant people out, because they often over-sell and under-deliver. One evening, I went to try a Mazda...
What concerts have left an impression on you? For me, three concerts come straight to my mind. The first is an 88rising artist Niki, who I had the delight of seeing in Los Angeles. I love how Niki not only sang all her songs by herself, but I was also impressed with how natural and articulate she sounded live, regardless of if it was her energetic or slower tracks. The second was from Coldplay, one of the most well-known artists, whose...
From PC Mag: Team Red is on a roll: AMD’s share of the desktop CPU market has increased by nearly 10 percentage points from a year ago, according to new stats.
On Friday, chip tracking firm Mercury Research reported that AMD’s desktop CPU shipments reached a 28.7% share in Q3, up from 19.2% a year...
From PC World: Intel’s latest “Arrow Lake” processor wasn’t up to snuff. On Friday, a key executive promised to outline went wrong, and to fix it.
On a podcast with Hot Hardware, Intel vice president and general manager Robert Hallock acknowledged that the Arrow Lake launch “didn’t go as planned.”...
From Tom's Hardware: TSMC is gearing up to hold an opening ceremony for its Fab 21 in Arizona sometime in December 2024, reports DigiTimes. The ceremony will mark a major milestone in the company's international expansion and the result of the CHIPS and Science Act implemented by the outgoing Biden...
From TechCrunch: The FBI is warning that hackers are obtaining private user information — including emails and phone numbers — from U.S.-based tech companies by compromising government and police email addresses to submit “emergency” data requests.
The FBI’s public notice filed this week is a rare...
From ComputerWorld: In what could be a trial run for the US and European markets, Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant is now included in M365 Personal and Family subscriptions in several countries, including Australia, Malaysia, and New Zealand.
Microsoft is bundling its Copilot generative AI (genAI)...
From Tom's Hardware: After unintentionally producing an AI chiplet for Huawei via a proxy, TSMC is set to stop supplying sophisticated AI processors for all of its Chinese clients from Monday, November 11, reports Financial Times, citing Ijiwei.com, which in turn cited emails sent by the foundry to...
From PC World: Intel’s issues with 13th- and 14th-gen CPU crashes are well-documented at this point. To make a long story short: High-end chips have been crashing and failing with apparently irreversible damage, and Intel blames overzealous performance settings in the motherboard BIOS.
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From Gamdias Press Release: GAMDIAS proudly introduces the ATLAS 1st Series PC cases, designed to meet the diverse needs of gamers and PC enthusiasts. “The ATLAS 1st Series brings 'Gaming Art in Motion' to life, with dual side windows showcasing the beauty of internal components,” said Stimson Wang...
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