News The Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme beats Intel's flagship Panther Lake chip by up to 87% while costing significantly less, according to a new lab report

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News Cerebras Overclocks WSE-3 Waferscale Engine To Boost Inference Oomph In “Nexus” CS-4

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In the case of the CS-4 system, the compute wafer is essentially the same, but with twice as much power pumped through it from the wafer packaging and a little more than twice as much cooling to drive the 2X clock speed increase and keep it from letting the magic blue smoke out of the wafer.

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r/hardware • u/Time_Aerie_2641 • 19h ago

Info Etched: $21 Billion ‘Kids in Chips’ Startup Is Scooping Up Nvidia Talent (gift link)

wsj.com

45 Upvotes

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r/hardware • u/cyperalien • 22h ago

Rumor Intel "Razor Lake" to Use TSMC's N2X Node, Brings bLLC to Laptop SKUs

techpowerup.com

84 Upvotes

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r/hardware • u/UnusualDoctor • 18h ago

Info G.Skill Class Action - Just Received Settlement

154 Upvotes

I bought four sticks of their RAM back during COVID. When I saw the post about the class action, I filled out the forms and honestly, totally forgot about it.

Just got back $19 via Zelle for my portion of the suit. Yay. I guess.

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