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The Biggest Misunderstandings About CPU Bottlenecks
Many believe CPU bottlenecks always limit system performance, but that’s not true.…
AI-fueled copper rush spurs Amazon to buy direct from US mine
Amazon is purchasing copper directly from a US mine to meet rising demand driven by AI data centers, marking a significant shift in sourcing strategy.
Samsung starts winding down chip production six days before planned 18-day strike — company enters ’emergency management mode,’ daily losses could hit $2 billion
Samsung has started reducing semiconductor output six days before an planned 18-day walkout by employees, raising concerns over supply disruptions.
Why Silent Desktop PCs Appeal to More Buyers Now
Silent desktop PCs appeal to more buyers now because their quiet operation…
Unlock a 50% saving on Hoto’s 25-bit electric screwdriver set for PC building and DIY — $29 Amazon deal is on a timer, so act fast
Limited-time deal offers 50% off Hoto’s 25-bit electric screwdriver set, dropping the price to $29 on Amazon. Act fast, deal ends soon.
Why Storage Speed Feels Different Depending on What You Do
Because storage speed varies with tasks, understanding the underlying factors can reveal surprising reasons behind the changing performance.
Windows Update will soon revert problematic drivers automatically
Microsoft announces ‘Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery’ to automatically rollback problematic drivers during Windows updates, starting in September.
Leading-edge foundry roadmaps for TSMC, Intel and Samsung — outlining the path to 1.4nm nodes and beyond
Leading-edge foundries TSMC, Intel, and Samsung have announced their plans for advanced process technologies, including 2nm mass production and future nodes, shaping the semiconductor industry.
AMD reaches 46% of server x86 CPU revenue — Intel still controls 70% of the consumer PC market share
AMD now controls 46.2% of x86 server CPU revenue in Q1 2026, while Intel maintains 70% of units sold. The market share shift highlights AMD’s growing influence.
