You remember the Ryzen 7040 series? You probably do; we’ve written about them quite a bit lately. These are the AMD CPUs that were code-named “Phoenix,” or possibly “Phoenix Point” depending on which roadmap you look at. They’re monolithic chips, unlike the Ryzen 7045 series, and they’re also fabricated on a denser 4nm process. They combine

Researchers from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev published a paper this week outlining a new side-channel attack against cryptographic computations. The researchers were able to successfully recover cryptographic keys by simply recording power LEDs through commercial video cameras of varying types.

The six-person team, led by Ben

Nothing has announced when it will release its second-generation smartphone, with the company telling potential customers to “Come to the bright side.” The highly anticipated Nothing Phone 2 is set to launch on July 11th at 11:00am EDT.

Nothing is a London-based tech company that says it’s on a mission to remove barriers between people

Razer is rolling out a new Blade 14 this year that packs significantly better performance and better display options compared to the company’s preview gen outgoing model. This latest generation Blade 14 features current-generation hardware, including AMD’s latest offering of Ryzen 7000 mobile CPUs and select models of NVIDIA’s RTX 40 series

In just a couple of days, EA Sports will release F1 23 on Windows PCs and consoles. For those who plan to play the Codemasters developed game on a PC powered by GeForce hardware, heads up that NVIDIA has begun pushing out a new Game Ready GPU driver that’s optimized for the upcoming racing sim. It’s also packed with several other goodies.

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