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MSI MEG X Pairs 360Hz QD-OLED With On-Monitor AI Gaming Tools
MSI’s MEG X is a 34-inch 360Hz QD-OLED monitor with on-device AI gaming features, DisplayPort 2.1a UHBR20 and three-year burn-in coverage.
New Microsoft Patent Envisions Paying PC Owners to Train AI on Idle GPUs
A Microsoft patent proposes using spare PC GPUs for AI training in exchange for possible cash or credits, but costs, payouts and launch plans remain unknown.
Musk’s Terafab targets 700,000 memory wafers a month by 2032
Terafab reportedly aims for 700,000 memory wafers per month by 2032, a target comparable to Samsung’s current DRAM wafer capacity.
Intel’s Razor Lake-S Is Reportedly Set for 2028 on LGA 1954
Intel’s Razor Lake-S desktop CPUs are reportedly targeting 2028 and may use Nova Lake-S’s LGA 1954 socket, though details remain unconfirmed.
Nvidia Board Opens Probe Into Reports Jensen Huang Was Targeted by Chinese Intelligence
Nvidia’s board is investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence after he acknowledged an affair with a businesswoman linked to Megaspeed.
Keychron Orca Echo Adds a Trackball to a Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Keychron’s Orca Echo is a 49-key split ergonomic keyboard with a built-in trackball, scroll pads, wireless connectivity, and support for two switch profiles.
Corsair Adds Dark Cherry Blossom Editions to TC500 and TC100 Gaming Chairs
Corsair’s Dark Cherry Blossom TC500 and TC100 RELAXED gaming chairs add deep-blue fabric and embroidered detail, with regional pricing and availability announced.
AMD Medusa Point Leak Shows 10-Core Zen 6 APU and Early Benchmark Results
A leaked Geekbench 7 entry shows AMD’s 10-core Medusa Point Zen 6 APU scoring 3,100 single-core and 18,313 multi-core, with key specifications still unconfirmed.
Samsung’s Taylor Fab 2 Is Reportedly Booked Through 2030, With AMD Leading HBM Orders
Samsung’s Taylor Fab 2 is reportedly fully booked, mostly by AMD, for 2nm HBM base dies, with production targeted for 2030.
AMD Sees Double-Digit PC Shipment Drop Ahead in 2027
AMD forecasts a double-digit drop in global PC shipments in 2027 as higher memory and component costs weigh on demand.
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