US government probes South Korean company accused of selling American tools to Chinese entities
Chinese entities keep getting advanced chipmaking tools made by American companies from South Korean companies.
A Mysterious DDoS Against The Internet Archive And 600,000 Dead ActionTec Routers
It's been an odd week with two major attacks reported, one ongoing and one from last year, with no one to claim responsibility for either. ...
Final Fantasy XIV will release the second Dawntrail benchmark on June 3
The revised version of Final Fantasy XIV’s expansion benchmark is going to be a little delayed, it turns out; an article has gone live on...
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will launch day one on Xbox Game Pass — Microsoft clearly wants more subscribers for its subscription service
Microsoft will take one of its few best-sellers and put it on Xbox Game Pass right from the start, giving a potential “discount” of $60 to subscribers. Perhaps the bean counters are seeing long-term dollar signs over short-term sales.
Windows 11 24H2 may block connections to unsecured third-party NAS devices — Microsoft enables SMB signing for enhanced security
To boost security for its users, Microsoft has disabled SMB1 and Guest Signing protocol by default, securing billions of Windows 11 24H2 PCs as it would not allow access to unsecured NAS devices, prompting the respective manufacturers to enable it.
Semiconductor legends take a stroll in a Taiwanese night market — Nvidia, TSMC, MediaTek, and Quanta heads seen eating dinner
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, TSMC founder Morris Chang, MediaTek head Rick Tsai, and Quanta chief Barry Lam was seen having dinner at a public night market with renowned architect Kris Yao.
How to try Windows 11’s Recall AI feature right now, even on unsupported hardware
If you’re curious about how Microsoft’s Recall feature works, here’s a way to run it right now either on an older Arm-powered laptop or, via emulation, on an x86 PC.
US government extends tariff exemption on graphics cards and motherboards for another year
The U.S. administration extended tariff exemptions on China-made graphics cards and motherboards for another year.
U.S. delays Nvidia, AMD AI GPU export licenses to Middle East
U.S. does not want AMD and Nvidia sell their advanced AI and HPC GPUs to Middle East countries as these processors could be resold to China, or accessed by Chinese entities from the cloud
Sales of desktop graphics cards increase 28% year-on-year as quarterly GPU shipments drop 10% in Q1: Report
Industry ships 70 million discrete and integrated GPUs for desktop and mobile PCs in the first quarter, Jon Peddie Research reports.