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    AMD Gains Ground as Intel x86 Market Share Goes Back to 1995 Levels

    Lemme guess. Lower Manhattan. Or is it the Loop in Chiago? :D:D
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    LG Display introduces new OLED deposition technique -1.6x brightness

    Whatever it is, I probably have no need for it because I can't afford to upgrade my GPU card or RAM right now, and well into the future.
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    The Subscription Economy in America is Collapsing...

    All of the above negative comments can be true. But. But Wall Street loves subscriptions over one-time purchases. And even if people are cutting back, or like me never subscribing in the first place, the bean-counters will probably have the last word.
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    Good idea, but not Op. disks again.

    Can't blame overpriced CCD scanners on AI. Or are the hyperscalers also hoarding CCDs?
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    AMD Acquires Taalas to Advance Compute Solutions for Rapidly Growing AI Inference Market

    As sure as the sun will rise on or before Jan 1, 2027.
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    Supermicro RAIDED !! The Billion Dollar Decoy GPU Smuggling Scheme | Supermicro Staff Indicted

    Hey as long as sales and profits keep going up, who cares about silly things like government rules.
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    Supermicro RAIDED !! The Billion Dollar Decoy GPU Smuggling Scheme | Supermicro Staff Indicted

    Sure they did not, except in the bar after hours.
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    ASUS’ ROG Strix PSU Returning From RMA Was Discovered To Have Bypassed Internal Safety Fuse Instead Of Replacing Faulty Components

    Yeah. And about a year ago I replaced a blown-out ASUS motherboard with a better one (for the same price) from MSI. Bye, bye ASUS. Over the years I tolerated their lousy RMA process because I thought they built the best boards.
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    Comcast Turns Millions Of Routers Into Motion Sensors - The Same WiFi Signals Can ID You With 99.5% Accuracy

    One more justification for me that I bought my own cable modem and (mesh) router.
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    NVIDIA and OpenAI Reportedly Discuss $250 Billion Deal for 10-Gigawatt Ohio Data Center

    Sure but what about those blood-sucking AI bros?
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    NVIDIA and OpenAI Reportedly Discuss $250 Billion Deal for 10-Gigawatt Ohio Data Center

    Maybe that's because Gilroy is the garlic capital of the world. They have an annual Garlic Festival.
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