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    News New LED displays packing 90nm 'virus-sized' pixels can deliver 127,000 PPI visuals

    also this makes zero sense, even for AR, as even the FOVEA is less dense than this.
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    News New LED displays packing 90nm 'virus-sized' pixels can deliver 127,000 PPI visuals

    that's 127K per inch, on a desktop monitor, that'd be at least 2048K
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    News China doubles US research output on next-gen chips — chipmaking export bans are fueling a research wave

    Actually they're playing Xiangqi, but that's beside the point.
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    News SanDisk's new HBF memory enables up to 4TB of VRAM on GPUs, matches HBM bandwidth at higher capacity

    I am pretty sure that true SLC would be used here. When it's being used as memory and the tech itself is a ticking time bomb, picking the time bomb that ticks slowest is the best option.
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    News Nvidia confirms RTX 50-series laptops will be available for pre-order starting February 25

    I heard 5090M only uses 150W, as much as 4090M
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    News Intel roasts AMD and Nvidia in its latest product security report, says AMD has 78 vulnerabilities with no fix planned, Nvidia has only high-severi...

    yeah Intel 14th gen Suicide Lake has no usable vulnerability because it is not usable.
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    News Backdoor uncovered in China-made patient monitors — Contec CMS8000 raises questions about healthcare device security

    and that's <Mod Edit> poor IT practice even in devices that haven't had discovered backdoors
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    News Facebook flags Linux topics as 'cybersecurity threats' — posts and users being blocked

    ok. I was proven wrong. not the end of the world. I guess the humor was too dry for me to be able to think about the censored word.
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    News Facebook flags Linux topics as 'cybersecurity threats' — posts and users being blocked

    I think you meant "dad humor".
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    News Intel Razer Lake, Nova Lake, and Wildcat Lake CPU PCI IDs added to Linux

    It's simpler to fuse off an entire cluster. Intel has never made an E core in a cluster of 3. It's always been 4 or 2. Either the segmentation doesn't need clusters of 3 of E cores or it's impossible.
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    News Nvidia RTX 5060 laptop GPU beats 4060 laptop by over 30% in leaked benchmark — performance gap stretches almost to 70% with the RTX 3060 mobile

    that's the TGP for the desktop 5060, not laptop 5060 :)
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    News Intel Razer Lake, Nova Lake, and Wildcat Lake CPU PCI IDs added to Linux

    if Wildcat lake is an Alder-N successor: - 8 Skymont E cores - Xe2 graphics (still 2 Xe cores) - Intel 3 process
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    News Intel Razer Lake, Nova Lake, and Wildcat Lake CPU PCI IDs added to Linux

    except E cores can only be in sets of 4 so it would be 1+4, so here's my nitpick
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    News United Airlines to roll out Starlink for passengers this Spring — download speeds up to 220 Mbps

    220Mbps for an entire plane sounds appalling.
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    News Intel's low-power Twin Lake NX50 series specs leak — All efficient core design based on Alder Lake silicon comes back for another lap

    let's just hope Microsoft actually uses these chips to refresh the Surface Go.
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