Intel posted a new Linux driver today for VPU support on 14th Gen Meteor Lake CPUs, reports Michael Larabel of the website Phoronix. VPU, or "Versatile Processing Unit", will be featured within the 14th Gen Core Meteor Lake CPUs. Intel Posts New Linux Driver For VPU "Versatile Processing Unit" Coming With 14th Gen Meteor Lake […]

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The China Manned Space Agency's (CMSA) latest rocket launch that placed the first of two experiment modules for China's Tiangong space station is now headed back to Earth. China launched the module on its Long March 5B heavy lift rocket earlier this week, and after the module was successfully placed into orbit, the first stage […]

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The unprecedented shakeup that the semiconductor industry experienced in the wake of the coronavirus crisis is continuing to have its effects on the industry in 2022, at a time when the economic fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine is making its mark on both developed and developing countries. Following the pandemic, demand for all […]

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A former spokeswoman for the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has shared her opinion that a recent multi-billion dollar semiconductor funding bill that cleared the U.S. Congress earlier this week will prove to be insufficient when it comes to shaking up the semiconductor industry. The bill in question is the U.S. CHIPS Act, and it […]

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Users of SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service have once again started to report internet download speeds that comfortably lie in the hundreds. Starlink uses low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to beam down internet connectivity to its users, and since it was opened to the general public, the service has seen hundreds of thousands of users […]

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The highly anticipated game Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is finally available on the Nintendo Switch, bringing delight to JRPG fans globally. Early reviews are pretty glowing, with Metacritic reporting an average score of 89/100 and OpenCritic sitting at 88/100. As with most Nintendo Switch releases, gamers with a powerful PC can already play Xenoblade Chronicles 3 […]

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Intel confirmed recently during its Q2 2022 earnings call that the 13th Gen Raptor Lake mobile CPUs will launch later this year. There will be two versions of the 13th Gen CPUs, desktop, and mobile variants, with both releasing towards the second half of this year, one year after the mobile version of the 12th […]

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The past two days have been very rough for Intel and several rumors have popped up alleging that Chipzilla might be considering axing its graphics products but Raja Koduri has stepped in and denied the validity of those claims, saying that they are committed to their roadmap and on the path to ramp four new […]

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As we move into the third quarter of 2022, Apple has run into a temporary roadblock with its iPhone 14 series as a large batch of rear camera lenses has suffered from coating and crack issues. This setback has forced the company to seek another supplier that will fulfill the remaining orders, but thankfully for […]

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August is looking to be a great month for PlayStation Plus Essential subscribers, as the service will apparently offer some great titles, such as SEGA's Yakuza: Like a Dragon. The extremely reliable billbil kun, who has been revealing PlayStation Plus titles ahead of the official announcements correctly for quite some time, confirmed that Yakuza: Like […]

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The Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Remake has been indefinitely delayed, Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reports. Developed by Aspyr Media, the highly-anticipated remake was officially announced last year, but Bloomberg now reports that the project has been put and that the game’s design and art directors have unexpectedly been fired. According to people familiar […]

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Wizards of the Coast announced the opening of a brand new studio based in Austin, Texas. The studio called Skeleton Key will be dedicated to triple-A game production. Skeleton Key will be led by Christian Dailey, a long-time BioWare veteran who worked on Dragon Age for twenty years (most recently on the upcoming installment Dragon […]

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