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New Research Unveils Vulnerability in Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 Memory Exploitable Despite IOMMU Protection
Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 memory are susceptible to the GeForge attack, bypassing previous IOMMU safeguards and risking full system compromise.
Read MoreNew Driver Enables External GPU Support on Apple Silicon Macs for AI Workloads
Apple Silicon Mac owners can now connect external AMD and Nvidia GPUs for AI processing with a new approved driver from TinyCorp.
Read MoreLenovo Legion Go 2 Price Increases Amid Global Memory Shortage Impacting Gaming Consoles
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 portable gaming console has seen a significant price rise due to a global memory supply shortage affecting the broader gaming market.
Read MoreEnthusiast Runs Windows 3.1x on a 2025 PC Featuring Ryzen 9 9900X and RTX 5060 Ti
A tech enthusiast successfully installed Windows 3.1x on a PC powered by the latest Ryzen 9 9900X CPU and RTX 5060 Ti GPU.
Read MoreiFixit Teardown Reveals Apple AirPods Max 2 Maintain Original Internal Layout
The iFixit teardown of Apple AirPods Max 2 shows the headphones feature the same internal design as the original model, with no significant hardware changes.
Read MoreDemand for Nvidia H100 Accelerators Grows Despite New Blackwell Series, Rental Prices Surge
Contrary to expectations, demand and rental prices for Nvidia’s H100 accelerators have increased even after Blackwell series launch.
Read MoreApple Faces Extended Delivery Times for High-End Mac Studio Amid Memory Chip Shortage
Apple’s Mac Studio models with 256GB RAM are sold out, with delivery times stretching up to 4–5 months due to global memory chip shortages.
Read MoreApple’s Aggressive Memory Purchases Signal Strategic Move to Boost iPhone Market Share
Apple is acquiring smartphone memory at premium prices to secure supply amid shortages and expand its iPhone market presence.
Read MoreSupermicro Co-Founder Denies Charges in Nvidia Chip Smuggling Case, Released on $5 Million Bail
Supermicro co-founder Yi-Shyan Liaw denies involvement in Nvidia chip smuggling to China and is released on $5 million bail after arrest.
Read MoreASUS Faces Backlash as Premium OLED Monitors Arrive with Cracked Screens Due to Packaging Issues
Buyers of ASUS’s $1299 OLED gaming monitors report cracked screens upon delivery, pointing to insufficient packaging as the cause.
Read MoreMSI Launches Herald BE9400 PCIe Adapter Featuring Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 Support
MSI introduces the Herald BE9400, a wireless PCIe adapter supporting Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, requiring PCIe and USB 2.0 internal slots.
Read MoreMemory Costs to Command Nearly 30% of Data Center Capital Spending by 2026
Memory expenses are projected to rise to 30% of data center capital costs by 2026, a fourfold increase from 2023 levels, according to analysts.
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