Day: July 28, 2025

DigiTimes reports MSI is poised for a milestone year, with analysts projecting global motherboard shipments will top 10 million units in 2025. The surge marks a sharp recovery for the Taiwanese manufacturer, putting it alongside rival Gigabyte as renewed demand for AMD and Intel platforms drives the market. Read Entire...

Crytek is marking its 25th anniversary with a new documentary series that reexamines its legacy – starting with the creative leap between Far Cry and Crysis. For years, gamers assumed Crysis was simply the product of raw technical muscle, the benchmark that melted PCs. However, the German studio's artists say......

Mistral recently published an analysis of the environmental impact of one of its large language models. As chatbots and other AI-powered technologies become increasingly embedded in the global economy, Mistral emphasized the importance of understanding – or at least estimating – the environmental footprint of these systems. The impact, the......

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The Nvidia N1X AI PC processor achieved an impressive OpenCL score of 46,361, outperforming all integrated GPUs from Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, and other leading chipmakers. According to the Geekbench listing, it features 48 Streaming Multiprocessors and 6,144 CUDA cores – matching the core count of the GeForce RTX 5070. Read...

Founded in 2023, Positron has rapidly attracted investment and attention from major cloud providers. The startup recently raised $51.6 million in new funding, bringing its total to $75 million. Its value proposition is straightforward: delivering AI inference – the process of generating responses from trained models – far more efficiently......

Test your cyber history savvy in this week's trivia. Read Entire Article

The Year 2038 problem arises from the way Unix-based systems track time – by storing the number of seconds since January 1, 1970, in a signed 32-bit integer. In 13 years, that integer will reach its maximum value and likely overflow, resetting affected systems back to 1970. A similar issue......