Quantum computers were too weak to run Doom
Released in 1993, Doom has such modest system requirements by today’s standards that it runs on the most unexpected hardware: it could be a tiny screen built into the Backspace…
British startup showed a flexible 32-bit processor with AI that can be screwed onto a pencil
British startup Pragmatic Semiconductor has introduced a 32-bit flexible microcontroller for running machine learning models at a price of less than $1. The Flex-RV microcontroller is based on the open…
Samsung is thinking about spinning off its lame semiconductor production into a separate company
The financial performance of Samsung Electronics’ contract chip manufacturing division is integrated into the reporting of the entire non-memory semiconductor components business, so it is not possible to analyze them…
HONOR MagicBook Art 14 laptop review: new technologies and bold solutions – that’s all the magic
We recently told you about the Matebook X Pro 2024, a lightweight, compact laptop that we really liked. The device has a full range of functions and solutions that allow…
Journalists revealed Ubisoft’s disappointing sales of Star Wars Outlaws
The open-world action-adventure Star Wars Outlaws had a weaker start than Ubisoft expected, but sales of the game were still unknown. The secret was made clear by the Insider Gaming…
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AI accelerator developer Cerebras Systems is preparing for an IPO
Founded in 2016 in California, Cerebras Systems develops unusually large chips to speed up artificial intelligence systems, and their production on square substrates is carried out by TSMC. The American…
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New US export controls will make it easier to ship computing accelerators to the Middle East
The US Commerce Department, as reported by Reuters, began the week by publishing a new export control rule that could theoretically ease the supply of computing accelerators to the Middle…