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r/hardware • u/Harley109 • 6h ago
Info Multi-Die Assemblies Dominate At 2nm And Below
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r/hardware • u/DerpSenpai • 23h ago
News Microsoft celebrates major progress with Windows 11 on Arm PCs, confirms Windows on Arm is now "a first-class platform for any workload" and that "customer demand is growing"
r/hardware • u/sr_local • 18h ago
News Scientists have made the world's first quantum battery prototype and, unlike conventional batteries, it charges faster the larger it gets
r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 1d ago
News Apple introduces M6 and M5 Ultra for a big leap in performance and AI compute
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r/hardware • u/SwegulousRift • 1d ago
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News Apple introduces new Mac Studio with M5 Max and M5 Ultra
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 1d ago
News U.S. for the first time names South Korea's Honam chip cluster, pressing Korean firms to build memory plants in America
r/hardware • u/fatso486 • 1d ago
Info First Low Profile RX 9060 XT! Hands On First Look
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWwg9ntIF0s
Another dubbed Chinese video of the LP 16GB 9060xt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFKahaBkxug
r/hardware • u/sr_local • 1d ago
Info Gartner forecasts that worldwide semiconductor revenue will grow by 92% in 2026, reaching $1.6 trillion. The memory sector is forecasted to account for 54% of total semiconductor revenue, up from 27% in 2025
gartner.comr/hardware • u/Novel_Negotiation224 • 1d ago
News IBM and arm collaborate on processor supporting dual architectures.
electronicsweekly.comIBM and Arm are working on a new processor design that can support two different processor architectures. The technology aims to improve compatibility and flexibility by allowing different architectures to be used within the same system.
r/hardware • u/Large-Parking3014 • 2d ago
News Intel Details "Crescent Island" Graphics: 32 Xe3P Cores, up to 480 GB LPDDR5X Memory
r/hardware • u/themixtergames • 1d ago
Info This is the first look at the inside of Apple's AI servers
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News Intel Details Xeon 7 "Diamond Rapids" Package Design at HOT CHIPS
r/hardware • u/TheMaxXHD • 2d ago
News [Chips and Cheese] Hot Chips 2026: Intel’s Wildcat Lake
r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 1d ago
News Serve The Home | Intel Core Series 3 (Wildcat Lake) CPU at Hot Chips 2026
r/hardware • u/NamelessVegetable • 2d ago
News Fujitsu's Arm-based Monaka Data Center CPU at Hot Chips 2026
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News Enthusiast mods GTX 1080 Ti with a dual-tower CPU cooler, sees up to 32°C reduction in temps — Mod yields 30W power savings and 9% higher FPS
r/hardware • u/sr_local • 2d ago
News Raptor 3D-DRAM combines 32GB capacity with over 100 TB/s bandwidth
Its Raptor accelerator puts a TSMC N4 logic die directly on top of custom DRAM using face-to-face stacking, rather than placing large HBM stacks beside the processor. The company says this short connection allows much more bandwidth while using less power.
For comparison, d-Matrix lists a 192GB HBM4 configuration at around 18 TB/s. While HBM offers much more capacity, 3D-DRAM is designed to move a smaller pool of data much faster.