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Mashable! |
$69 Apple AirPods have just landed at Amazon — score a new record-low price for Black Friday Get the best Black Friday AirPods deal. Apple AirPods 4 are on sale for $69 in the Amazon Black Friday sale.
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Neowin |
Far Cry TV show in development at FX, will feature standalone stories just like the games The Far Cry franchise of Ubisoft is becoming a TV series at FX. It is slated to be an anthology series, offering a new cast and setting every season.
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PetaPixel |
Dazzling Timelapse Series Shines a Spotlight on National Parks Conservation A filmmaker has launched a cinematic timelapse film series capturing the raw beauty and quiet resilience of America’s national parks in the hope that his work might support the NPS. [Read More]
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Intel touts faster DDR5 for Arrow Lake refresh Memory bump arrives as the platform’s future window shrinks Troubled Chipzilla has confirmed that its Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S refresh chips will natively handle quicker DDR5 speeds. The lineup is set for a CES 2026 reveal and, while it will barely shift the dial compared with the current crop, Chipzilla insists memory support gets a worthwhile lift alongside a few SKUs with extra E cores and slightly higher clocks. Chipzilla’s latest datasheet for its Core Ultra Series 2 CPUs states that...
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TSMC races to build more 2nm fabs as demand crushes capacity Taiwan’s chip colossus digs deeper into its pockets The boss of the world’s biggest chip foundry has admitted that TSMC cannot churn out enough silicon to satisfy the world’s appetite. A new report says the outfit is putting up three more 2 nm plants to plug the gap, with each one costing around NT$300 billion, roughly €8.7 billion. The lot will set TSMC back a bruising $28.6 billion before the concrete even dries. Two existing 2 nm plants in Taiwan are already maxed out, with monthly w...
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The Register |
Britain plots atomic reboot as datacenter demand surges Taskforce calls UK the priciest place on Earth to build nuclear projects and urges radical regulatory reset The UK is following the US in seeking to fast-track new atomic development, spurred on by the need to provide enough energy for its AI ambitions plus the increasing electrification of industry and vehicles.…
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Neowin |
The Steam Awards 2025 kicks off, letting you nominate PC games for 11 categories Valve has brought back its awards event right on schedule. The Steam Awards 2025 has 11 categories PC gamers can vote on before the finalists get chosen next month.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
TSMC investigates ex-exec over Intel move Taiwan’s chip titan bristles as a retired strategist jumps ship TSMC has kicked off a probe into former vice president of corporate strategy Lo Wen jen after he leapt from retirement into a new gig at Troubled Chipzilla. Lo spent more than two decades at the Taiwanese giant and played a role in its mass production research efforts before retiring in July. His swift reappearance at Chipzilla raised eyebrows and prompted a formal look into whether anything untoward had travelled with him. Liber...
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PetaPixel |
‘Disturbing’ Man Hauls Turtle Out of the Sea for Photo A man in Hawaii has been labeled "disgusting" after he was caught on video aggressively handling a sea turtle so he could pose for a photo with it. [Read More]
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BetaNews |
Microsoft confirms Windows 11 24H2 bug that crashes the Start Menu, File Explorer and more Microsoft has acknowledged a serious issue with Windows 11 24H2 which it says can cause “multiple symptoms”. The problem has been around for a number of months now, and occurs when provisioning systems with cumulative updates released from July 2025. The list of potential issues caused by the bug includes problems with File Explorer, the Setting apps, the Start menu, the Taskbar and more besides. While it is good that Microsoft has now confirmed that it is aware of the issues that have been ...
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TechPowerUp |
(PR) Gigabyte's Z890 Aorus Tachyon ICE Shatters Another World Record at DDR5-13530 GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and hardware solutions, proudly announces another historic breakthrough in the world of extreme overclocking. In a spectacular demonstration of engineering excellence and collaborative innovation, elite overclocker Sergmann, together with GIGABYTE's legendary overclocker HiCookie, have obliterated the DDR5 memory speed world record, pushing past the 13,000 MT/s threshold to achieve an extraordinary 13,530 MT/s
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TechPowerUp |
(PR) AI Boom Drives Demand for Ultra-Large Packaging as ASICs Expected to Shift from CoWoS to EMIB TrendForce's latest investigations reveal that the rapid expansion of AI and HPC is increasing the need for heterogeneous integration, positioning advanced packaging as a strategic priority. TSMC's CoWoS platform is currently the leading solution in this area. However, as CSPs accelerate their in-house ASIC development to accommodate more complex functions, their packaging size requirements are growing substantially. As a result, some CSPs are contemplating a switch from TSMC's CoWoS to Intel's ...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Sovereign AI key to dodge superpower dependence Seoul throws cash and clout at its own AI destiny The global AI arms race between China and the US has smaller nations nervously eyeing their supply lines, fearing they will end up beholden to the whims of the superpowers. A handful are trying to carve out their autonomy and muscle into the same league as Washington and Beijing, with South Korea loudly insisting that nimble countries can build enough homegrown tech to stand on their own feet. South Korean president Lee Jae Myung said: “In the...
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TechPowerUp |
Microsoft Adds Tables to Notepad in Windows 11 Insider Update Microsoft is embracing new functionality in its basic note-taking app to support the ever-growing list of user demands. The company is slowly rolling out a fresh Notepad update to Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev channels, bringing native table support and faster AI responses. With the version 11.2510.6.0, Microsoft aims to make the classic app more capable for everyday note-taking and quick content generation. Perhaps the biggest addition is the ability to create tables directly within no...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Altman says OpenAI’s mystery gadget will look too simple Hype continues while details stay hidden OpenAI boss Sam Altman reckons the company’s new hardware will prompt people to mutter “that’s it?… It’s so simple” the moment they clap eyes on it. The gizmo comes from OpenAI’s cosy partnership with the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s former design supremo Sir Jony Ive and is rumoured to be a pocketable, screenless lump of cleverness. OpenAI picked up Ive’s design outfit io earlier this year to shove AI into the pockets of the masses throug...
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Mashable! |
Seth Meyers pokes fun at Trump being utterly charmed by Mamdani Seth Meyers has weighed in on President Donald Trump's meeting with New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani last week.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Memory moves to spot pricing Shoppers find themselves guessing the cost of RAM Memory prices have gone properly pear-shaped, with top-end RAM now pricier than most punters expect. One user report claims a Micro Centre shop has pulled price tags from its memory kits and moved to spot pricing. One Reddit reader, CassTexas, posted a photo showing a giant sign saying “Due to market volatility, we ask that you please see a Sales Associate for pricing. Thank you.” The shelves still had plenty of kits, though none showed thei...
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AWS flings $50 billion at government AI push Hefty splurge to keep federal bods swimming in compute Amazon Web Services has decided to chuck a hefty pile of cash at new kit designed to boost AI capabilities for US government outfits. The outfit said it would spend $50 billion to build what it calls high-performance computing infrastructure, specifically for federal agencies, and clearly hopes this will tempt more departments to adopt its AI services. The plan adds 1.3 gigawatts of compute and widens access to bits such as Amazon SageMaker...
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TorrentFreak |
‘Destroyed’ Usenet Provider NSE and BREIN End 16-Year Battle With Secret Settlement Usenet provider News-Service Europe (NSE) and anti-piracy group BREIN have settled their long-running legal dispute. The 16-year battle, during which the Dutch Usenet provider was forced to shut down, only to be later vindicated by the Supreme Court, has ended with a confidential agreement that both parties are pleased with. From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.
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TechPowerUp |
Intel "Arrow Lake Refresh" Brings 7,200 MT/s DDR5 Memory Support Additional confirmations regarding the launch of "Arrow Lake Refresh" have emerged, as Intel has updated its processor SKU support matrix for DDR5 technologies. The "Arrow Lake Refresh" processors will support faster DDR5 memory. Intel confirms that ARLR will ship with native support for DDR5 memory speeds reaching 7200 MT/s on CUDIMM modules. This enhanced speed rating applies only to DDR5 modules equipped with integrated clock driver circuits, commonly known as CUDIMMs, whi...
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BetaNews |
Businesses still rely on old threat methods as AI speeds up attacks Threats are getting harder for organizations to deal with because attackers now have access to generative AI, faster tools, and a growing criminal marketplace that keeps pushing new tactics into the wild. Plenty of companies still lean on older threat intelligence processes that just weren’t built for this pace. ISACA’s new white paper, Building a Threat-Led Cybersecurity Program with Cyberthreat Intelligence, lays out practical steps to help teams move toward a setup that’s easier to use ...
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BetaNews |
Americans increasingly verify AI chatbot answers using Google or other sources Although AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and Grok are now part of daily life for many Americans, regular users don't fully trust the answers the AI gives them. A new survey from ChatOn shows that while conversational tools are widely used for speedy answers, writing tasks, and idea generation, concerns about accuracy and privacy are guiding user behavior and many users will turn to Google and other sources to double-check what they’re told rather than blindly trusting responses. SE...
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BetaNews |
Think your password is safe? AI could break it before you blink You may think your passwords are strong, with their mix of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters, but new analysis from Messente shows that they likely aren't as safe as you think. The company's study looked into how quickly AI can crack common passwords, revealing that most were defeated in seconds and only very long, mixed-character passwords offered any kind of real barrier to modern cracking tools. Messente reviewed 14.2 million real-world passwords using AI systems s...
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TweakTown News |
Steam is now a billion-dollar business for Sony and PlayStation And it's mostly thanks to the megahit Helldivers 2, which has reportedly sold over double the amount of copies on PC as it has on PlayStation 5.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Neowin |
ChatGPT can now handle complex shopping research to find you the perfect product OpenAI has launched a new shopping research experience in ChatGPT, powered by a specialized GPT-5 mini model, designed to assist users with complex purchasing decisions.
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The Guardian |
Ofcom urges social media platforms to combat abuse and limit online ‘pile-ons’ New guidance from UK regulator aims to combat misogynist abuse and ‘revenge porn’Social media platforms are being urged to limit internet “pile-ons” under new guidelines to protect women and girls online.The guidance from Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, to combat misogynist abuse, coercive control and the sharing of intimate images without consent comes into force on Tuesday and includes recommendations to prevent women being harried online. Continue reading...
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TweakTown News |
AMD to raise its Radeon RX 9000 Series GPU prices by at least 10% Just as Radeon RX 9070 XT prices began to hit MSRP levels comes word that AMD is set to increase the price of all Radeon GPUs by 10%.Continue reading at TweakTown
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TweakTown News |
ROG Matrix GeForce RTX 5090 tested: 26% higher power draw, 10% more performance ASUS's new flagship ROG Matrix Platinum GeForce RTX 5090 has been put to the test by der8auer and, yes, it's the fastest gaming GPU on the planet.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Mashable! |
Hurdle hints and answers for November 25, 2025 Hints and answers to today's Hurdle all in one place.
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VentureBeat |
OpenAI now lets enterprises choose where to host their data OpenAI expanded its data residency regions for ChatGPT and its API, giving enterprise users the option to store and process their data closest to their business operations and better comply with local regulations. This expansion removes one of the biggest compliance blockers preventing global enterprises from deploying ChatGPT at scale.Data residency, often an overlooked piece of the enterprise AI puzzle, processes and governs data according to the laws and customs of the countries where it is ...
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TweakTown News |
eXoWin9x lets you play over 650 Windows 95 and Windows 98 games from a single 262GB launcher Retro PC gaming fans are in for a treat as eXoWin9x includes just about every Windows game from 1995 through to 1997 in a single package.Continue reading at TweakTown
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TechCrunch |
India’s gig workers win legal status, but access to social security remains elusive India is restructuring its gig economy with a new labor law, but much more is needed before gig workers see real benefits.
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The Register |
Atlassian ran a tabletop DR simulation that revealed it lived in dependency hell Four-year effort replaced spaghetti tangle with more robust and recoverable cloudy layer cake Australian collaborationware company Atlassian has revealed it’s spent four years trying to reduce dangerous internal dependencies, and while it has rebuilt its PaaS, it still has issues – but thinks they’re now manageable.…
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TweakTown News |
Intel's next-gen Nova Lake desktop CPU: NPU6 with 74 TOPS of AI power, 1.5x over Panther Lake Intel's next-gen Nova Lake desktop CPUs should have 1.5x more AI performance with new NPU6 over Lunar Lake and Panther Lake with 50 TOPS and NPU4 chips.Continue reading at TweakTown
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AppleInsider News |
How to use Plex on Mac to create your own personal streaming service If you have an extensive movie collection, you may want to share it with other devices on your home network instead of paying for loads of streaming services. Here's how you can use Plex to create your own mini Netflix.PlexStreaming services have become popular over the years, providing heaps of content to view whenever you want, all streamed over the Internet. While many people bought DVDs and Blu-rays, streaming services like Netflix, Amazon's Prime Instant Video, and even Apple TV offers cont...
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Neowin |
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.5, claiming it's the world's best model for coding Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.5, claiming it is the world's best coding model with record-breaking benchmarks.
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