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r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 5h ago

News AMD and Anthropic Announce Strategic Partnership to Deploy Up to 2 Gigawatts of AMD Instinct MI450 Series GPUs

ir.amd.com

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r/hardware • u/Dakhil • 7h ago

News Windows Latest: "A developer just got Nvidia's RTX 4060 running on Windows 11 ARM, and other RTX cards could follow"

windowslatest.com

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r/hardware • u/ControlCAD • 38m ago

News Samsung unveils new Galaxy Z8 foldables and Galaxy Watches, available August 7, 2026 | Samsung’s new foldables are slimmer, faster, and more expensive.

arstechnica.com

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r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 5h ago

News SK Hynix Denies Intel Ohio Plant Deal

businesskorea.co.kr

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r/hardware • u/imaginary_num6er • 16h ago

News [Bloomberg] Apple to Launch ‘Upgrade’ Device Leasing Program With Klarna to Spur Sales

bloomberg.com

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r/hardware • u/Helpdesk_Guy • 7h ago

Rumor Computerbase.de: Rumours of a mega-deal - Intel and SK Hynix deny takeover of Intel's Ohio-fabs [DE]

computerbase.de

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r/hardware • u/scmp_news • 12h ago

Review Heat, hardware and high stakes at China’s biggest World Artificial Intelligence Conference

scmp.com

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r/hardware • u/Dangerman1337 • 22h ago

Info TechTechPotato: A CPU Made of Atoms: IBM's Breakthrough 0.7nm Transistors

youtube.com

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r/hardware • u/sr_local • 1d ago

Rumor TSMC to Hike Chip Prices by Up to 10% in 2027, Nikkei Says

bloomberg.com

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r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 1d ago

News Intel's foundry lands first named customer under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, as Fortinet signs on for security chips

cnbc.com

152 Upvotes

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r/hardware • u/Dangerman1337 • 1d ago

Info NAND Flash Supply Growth to Outpace Demand in 2027, Easing Supply Constraints in 2H27, Says TrendForce

trendforce.com

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r/hardware • u/Noble00_ • 1d ago

News NVIDIA Vera CPU: Olympus Cores Built for Maximum Single-Thread Performance in Agentic AI

developer.nvidia.com

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r/hardware • u/Dakhil • 19h ago

Rumor NotebookCheck: "Exclusive: Leaked firmware reveals specs of canceled ROG Phone 10 series codenamed "Boston""

notebookcheck.net

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r/hardware • u/cokula333 • 1d ago

News The DRAM Crisis: 600% Price Increases by Micron, SK Hynix, & Samsung

youtu.be

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Class-action lawsuit filed, pending court confirmation.

What’s your take, will it be approved or dismissed outright?

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r/hardware • u/sr_local • 1d ago

Info The Gl.iNet Flint 4 Router: WiFi 7, touchscreen, 10GbE, SFP+ and 2.5GbE in a Single Router

nascompares.com

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The product page: Flint 4 (GL-BE140000) | High-Performance Wi-Fi 7 Router — GL.iNet

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r/hardware • u/imaginary_num6er • 1d ago

News Intel plans fresh layoffs, this time in its data center group

oregonlive.com

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r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 2d ago

News AMD’s Make-Or-Break Moment: Exclusive Look At Helios, First AI System To Rival Nvidia

youtube.com

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r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago

News Microsoft to Deploy Next-Gen AMD Instinct and AMD EPYC Processors as the Companies Expand Their Long-Term Strategic Partnership

amd.com

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r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago

News Microsoft expands Azure AI and HPC infrastructure with AMD

blogs.microsoft.com

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r/hardware • u/FragmentedChicken • 2d ago

News Samsung Display Sets a New Brightness Standard for Premium Laptops with VESA DisplayHDR™ True Black 1400 Tandem OLED

global.samsungdisplay.com

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r/hardware • u/sr_local • 2d ago

Info TSMC A14 Achieves Nearly 90 Percent SRAM Yield: Risk Production Starts in 2027

igorslab.de

210 Upvotes

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r/hardware • u/Gameracer32 • 2d ago

News New Samsung 9100 Pro 1B2QNXH7 firmware reportedly breaks PCIe 5 speed

us.community.samsung.com

34 Upvotes

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r/hardware • u/DazzlingpAd134 • 1d ago

Discussion SemiAnalysis: Did China just beat Intel?

youtu.be

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r/hardware • u/zeddyzed • 2d ago

Discussion What generation of PC technology can currently be manufactured by anyone?

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Hi, just wondering something.

Let's pretend for the sake of argument that all the current players in the computer supply chain became unavailable to make regular computing components and chips. ASML, TSMC, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, etc.

So let's say the world decided to build an alternate supply chain in a hurry, from scratch, using whatever tech is readily available (not locked up in patents, easily understood by new companies, factories aren't too difficult or costly to set up, etc.)

What era of computing would the resulting hardware most resemble?

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