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TSMC explores massive rectangular chip substrates to meet AI demand

In a nutshell: TSMC is venturing into uncharted territory with a novel approach to advanced chip packaging. The chipmaker reportedly plans to switch from conventional round wafers to rectangular substrates, allowing significantly more chips to be placed on each wafer. The proposed rectangular substrate is currently undergoing trials. Measuring a substantial 510mm by 515mm, it […]

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Nearly half of Dell workers opt for full-time remote work, even though it means no promotions

In brief: Would you be willing to sacrifice promotions and the opportunity to change roles if it meant working remotely full-time? That’s the dilemma facing Dell’s employees, and almost half of them have opted to stay remote due to personal, financial, and logistical reasons. It was reported earlier this year that Dell would start classifying

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Samsung is investing in GPUs, but consumers and gaming applications aren’t the focus

A hot potato: Samsung isn’t doing any major GPU-related projects right now. Even the Exynos Arm SoC used in Galaxy phones uses AMD’s RDNA architecture for graphics-related tasks, but changes are coming as the company starts throwing money into GPUs. BusinessKorea recently reported that Samsung Electronics approved a new “GPU Investment Proposal” earlier this year.

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Australian billionaire can sue Meta over scam crypto ads featuring his likeness, says Court

What just happened? It’s not unusual for Meta to be sued, but this case is a bit different. An Australian billionaire mining magnate has won the right to sue the social media giant over scam crypto and investment advertisements that appeared on Facebook featuring his likeness. Andrew Forrest wrote an open letter to Meta CEO

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Microsoft ignored months-old security bug in Outlook that allowed email spoofing

Facepalm: While Microsoft focuses on fixing its weak security practices, critical bugs in its many services and products keep popping up. A researcher discovered a dangerous flaw in Outlook months ago, but Microsoft waited until now to respond and attempt to fix it. SolidLab security researcher Vsevolod Kokorin discovered a vulnerability that allowed him to

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GOG Summer Sale begins, some games are now playable on Amazon Luna

In context: While services that sell titles exclusively for cloud gaming never truly took off – the failure of Google Stadia being the most notable example – streaming has become a workable secondary method for enjoying games that users previously purchased for local play. Amazon is a relatively new player in cloud gaming and it’s

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Patent troll files $480 million infringement lawsuit against Micron Technology in apparent “AI proxy war”

In brief: Patent trolls are companies that do not produce any products. Instead, they buy up and hold onto patents solely to sue for profit. It happens constantly, but a Korean publication points out that what we see as trolling is actually a war between rivals waged by proxy. It’s a fascinating viewpoint. A South

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