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Data center backlash isn't about AI, it's about who pays the bills (and the noise) Water disputes in Georgia and Wyoming have also fueled local opposition.

Have seen similar before.... I look at my older Maxwell series GPUs sleeping in the drawer. This bring back old bad memories... Half crippled due beautiful driver love from Nvidia. NVIDIA neutralizes MVolt+ on the RTX 50 series: its 616.56 driver blocks the power limits of the GPU and GDDR7 memory NVIDIA has wasted no time in shutting down one of the most interesting features of MVolt+ software for the RTX 50 series. The new GeForce 616.56 WHQL driver blocks and prevents the use of MVolt+'s independent controls in... The memory shortage won't end as soon as expected: SK hynix extends it until the end of 2030 Forecasts that predicted a possible easing of the memory shortage by 2028 are starting to look insignificant, and very bad news is coming from South Korea. Kwak Noh-jung, CEO of SK hynix, now asserts that the market will remain strained... NVIDIA breaks all records: it approaches $100 billion per quarter thanks to AI NVIDIA continues to break its own financial records and is now on the verge of reaching a figure that just a few years ago seemed unthinkable

Spot on bro. Hope all is well with you 🙂 PCs, consoles and hardware is clearly all too cheap in the US and nvidia finally pleased Microsoft. NVIDIA Game Ready Drivers drop Windows 10 support in November The first regular NVIDIA Game Ready Driver without Windows 10 support is scheduled for November 2026. This means users who remain on Windows 10 can continue using the October driver, but they will no longer receive subsequent Game Ready optimizations and regular driver updates. Trump's new round of tariffs could hit semiconductors, laptops, gaming consoles and data center servers

"We've all been too ambitious": Sam Altman says our old habits are delaying the great AI transition Altman says people prefer familiar tools as the AI industry struggles to win over skeptics

One by one they go into history. RIP

Important (security) patch updates getting better and better. Windows 11’s August update is crashing games: Microsoft explains why For days, Windows 11 users have been complaining about crashes and other issues. Microsoft has now confirmed the problem and published a workaround. August's Windows 11 update breaks printers and PDFs. Microsoft explains why A Windows 11 update tied to KB5120708 is causing PDF and printing errors. While Microsoft works on a fix, a temporary workaround exists.

Cancer meet cancer. What can go wrong? 😀 Microsoft blames RGB peripherals for crashing Windows 11 — RGB software is causing blue screens, crashes, and game freezes

Cancer meet cancer. What can go wrong? 😀 Microsoft blames RGB peripherals for crashing Windows 11 — RGB software is causing blue screens, crashes, and game freezes

Linux improves FPS on low-end PCs thanks to a new task scheduler: 25% more performance, less stuttering and latency Linux has been gaining ground as a gaming OS for some time, but Linux 7.3 will be a particularly interesting step for those still using a modest PC.

Linux improves FPS on low-end PCs thanks to a new task scheduler: 25% more performance, less stuttering and latency Linux has been gaining ground as a gaming OS for some time, but Linux 7.3 will be a particularly interesting step for those still using a modest PC.

Thank you very much bro Fox🙂 I appreciate it. Got my first gift right now. From my lovely wife.

RIP. Frank Beard

European Central Bank warns AI bubble burst could trigger systemic fallout "A US AI fallout would not remain a US problem"

For less money? Depends on the eyes that see. Still heavly overpriced. Should be more like "more garbage for more money"😎 PC Partner warns of rising GPU prices and budget card shortages — analyst suggests makers are hiking prices beyond memory costs The question is whether price increases have benefited anyone beyond those early in the supply chain. Jon Peddie, who has been tracking the graphics industry for about 25 years, does not seem to believe that all the graphics card prices are due to increased costs. "[This all does] not necessarily equal an increase in profits, although I suspect it does, and the AIB suppliers are taking advantage of all of the press reports on higher memory prices and shortages to raise AIB prices more than the delta in memory costs," Peddie said.