From PC Mag: Google created an illegal “monopoly” by paying partners to make its search engine the default on today’s smartphones and mobile browsers, a federal judge ruled today.
“Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly. It has violated Section 2 of the Sherman Act...
From CRN: Nvidia is reportedly delaying the release of its next-generation Blackwell GPUs by three or more months due to technical issues with the underlying architecture.
The news was first reported Friday by tech publication The Information, which cited two unnamed sources, and it was...
From PC World: Intel has extended the warranty period on its 13th- and 14th-gen Core desktop chips for an extra two years, the company said late Thursday, in an attempt to reassure customers that they could buy with confidence. EDIT: Intel issued an update to its blog post, with further details, on...
From Tom's Hardware: OpenAI has already built and tested a tool to detect whether any written content has been created using ChatGPT. However, the Wall Street Journal reports that the company is holding back the tool from public release because of several concerns.
The tool adds a pattern to how...
German engineering is world-renowned for being outstanding. When you think about German engineering, perhaps the first thing that comes to mind would be performance and luxury automobiles. From the people’s car Volkswagen to the luxurious Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW, and all the way to the legendary Porsche, German engineering has made its mark in precision, forward thinking, and performance. German ingenuity has led them to producing...
From AnandTech: Capping off an extensive (and expensive) week for Intel, the company has also announced that they are taking additional steps to address the ongoing chip stability issues with desktop Raptor Lake chips – the 13th and 14th Generation desktop Core processors. In order to keep owners...
From The Verge: Want to get into PC gaming and feel like you don’t have enough pricey subscriptions in your life? Desktop PC builder and retailer NZXT can ship you a whole gaming rig for as little as $59 per month — as long as you provide your own mouse, keyboard, and monitor.
The Flex subscription...
From Tom's Hardware: On Thursday, Intel announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2024, and they weren't favorable to the chip giant: The company's revenue dropped by 1% year-over-year while its losses totaled $1.6 billion. Perhaps worse is that Intel expects the second half of the...
From PC Mag: Meta's Threads may have faced some early stumbles in sustaining user activity, but the app has now reached 200 million monthly active users.
Threads crossed the 200 million threshold on Thursday, according to a post from Instagram Head Adam Mosseri. “My hope is that Threads can...
From TechCrunch: Following the recent lawsuit filed by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) against music generation startups Udio and Suno, Suno admitted in a court filing on Thursday that it did, in fact, train its AI model using copyrighted songs. But it claimed that doing so was...
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