SanDisk held an Investor Day presentation earlier this week. Ordinarily, that would be considered par for the course. However, then some of the presentation slides - laden with supposed inaccuracies and key omissions - started doing the rounds on the social media, leading to a backlash from the tech-savvy community.

An AI model basically consists of a series of transformer blocks that are made up of two key elements:

1. The Attention Layer looks at how words in a sentence connect with each other. For instance, if you give the

Intel will keep on offering older Raptor Lake CPUs to allow PC builders an alternative to higher DDR5 prices.

As the memory supply crunch continues, PC builders are being forced out of upgrades. We've covered on many occasions just how bad things are for consumers at the moment, as prices across all components continue to rise.

Given this situation, Intel's client division seems to be reviving existing lineups while working on newer ones. We have seen AMD refresh its Ryzen 5000 and Ryzen 70

One of the first AnTuTu performance results surrounding the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro is here, with the score showing a little over 20 percent increase compared to the fastest Android smartphone powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 . Of course, it should be noted that the scores can improve or degrade depending on various factors, so let us discuss those details below.

The initial score was uploaded by Weibo tipster Digital Chat Station, showing that the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro overall obtained 4,835,

You either pay hundreds of dollars more by purchasing these components separately, or you can save nearly $300 with this bundle.

If you are serious about building a PC from scratch, then you should just stop purchasing components individually now. Buying a memory kit and a storage drive alone can cost you hundreds of dollars more, leaving you with insufficient funds to invest in other parts. A single 32 GB DDR5 RAM kit and 1 TB SSD combo can cost you nearly $700, but if

Another day brings yet another impressive model from a China-based AI lab, with Zhipu's GLM-5.3 taking the center stage today after Meta's Muse Glimmer , NVIDIA's Nemotron 3.5 Lightning , DeepSeek's V4 Pro , and Google's Gemini 3.7 Flash dominated the airwaves earlier in the week.

The GLM-5.3 is distinctive in that it sports the same 743 billion parameters of its predecessor, with all of the gains in coding and

CXMT-based DDR5 memory continues to be a viable option for domestic Chinese audiences as modules hit 9000 MT/s speeds.

The recent surge in CXMT's DDR5 memory due to ongoing memory shortages has also allowed manufacturers and partners to deliver various optimizations. Motherboard vendors have been offering the latest BIOS support on their current-gen products, enabling better compatibility with CXMT-based DDR5 modules.

Meanwhile, memory module makers in China have started to procure high-quality DRAM ICs from CXMT for

Korean chip giant Samsung might repurpose a production line at an under-construction research and development facility to manufacture base logic dies for its HBM memory chip production. The report comes courtesy of industry sources quoted by ZDNet, and it adds that since the facility's opening is roughly scheduled in two years, the plans are subject to revision.

The design of HBM memory chips, which are used primarily in AI computing applications, requires multiple DRAM memory chips stacked on top of each other. As the performance requirements of computing infrastructure

NVIDIA is working with LG to bring next-gen Humanoids to life to accelerate the "Physical AI" space forward.

As Physical AI starts entering the high gears, NVIDIA is making sure that they are working with key partners to deploy next-gen robotics and automotive solutions. Today, NVIDIA announced three key collaborations with LG, with the highlights including:

• LG will build its next-generation bipedal humanoid using NVIDIA Isaac GR00T, NVIDIA Jetson Thor, and NVIDIA Halos for Robotics safety, with a planned debut

Crucial just lied to the customer by first agreeing to replace the component, but then refused to send the returned product back.

Since the time when Micron exited the consumer business , customers have been having a hard time getting product replacements. It was Samsung recently that tried to evade the SSD replacement with Louis Rossman, but later agreed to refund the amount that matched the current pricing for the hardware. However, Micron doesn't appear to be interested in honoring the warranty claims.

The company is straight up ducking the RMA