NVIDIA Floods Europe With 35 Supercomputers Spanning 23 Countries, Stacking Up To 800 Exaflops Of AI Compute

NVIDIA's AI prowess is being deployed across Europe with 35 brand new supercomputers offering 800 Exaflops of compute.

European nations are going into a supercomputer-frenzy, and the main driver behind them is NVIDIA's latest AI ecosystem, delivering up to 800 Exaflops of deployed & announced capacities that will deliver record levels of AI compute.

Today, at ISC 2026, NVIDIA and its partners unveiled this multi-year collaboration, which will encompass several deployments across 23 countries. With

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Final Fantasy VII Revelation Could Feature Characters with a “Large and Dedicated Fanbase” from Spin-Off Games, says Hamaguchi

Final Fantasy VII Revelation is the third and final chapter of Square Enix's remake saga for Final Fantasy VII , which has fans chomping at the bit to learn what surprises are in store for this final outing. Some of those surprises, according to director Naoki Hamaguchi , will be the appearance of characters from spin-off titles in Revelation.

That comes from a Q&A session Hamaguchi did in Shanghai, where fans had the opportunity to ask the director questions for the upcoming title. Spotted by Genki_JPN on

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Intel Raptor Lake Next Revives 24-Core HX Mobile Flagship For 2027, But Quietly Drops vPro From The Lineup

Intel's upcoming Refresh of the Raptor Lake will include a new family of HX SKUs, including 6+8, 8+12, and 8+16 variants.

Intel isn't just launching the Nova Lake before 2026 ends, but is also reportedly preparing for another launch, as we reportedly a few days ago. To fulfill the demands of the mainstream market, Intel is set to release Raptor Lake NEXT , which is expected to arrive in the early part of 2027


Final Fantasy VII Revelation Brings Back Rebirth’s 8 Regions, but Hamaguchi Insists the World Map Now Feels Truly Substantial

Final Fantasy VII Revelation is bringing the iconic trilogy developed by Square Enix to a close on PC , PlayStation 5 , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S , and Nintendo Switch 2 in Spring 2027 , featuring a massive open world to explore with the Highwind airship that promises to redefine the series' scale.

If the final entry in the series were to strictly follow the story beats of the original, players wouldn't have much reason to bring Cloud and his companions back to multiple locations that already appeared in


Apple Ran Out Of Patience In Arranging An M2 Max MacBook Pro Replacement Part, Customer Receives M5 Max Replacement Plus Store Credit

An M2 Max MacBook Pro owner living in Australia recalls the time when he had to face an ordeal to get this powerful machine replaced because it was under AppleCare+. Fortunately, in less than two months, a brand-spanking-new M5 Max MacBook Pro became his daily driver and, as a gesture of goodwill, Apple threw in store credit of $140 to purchase whatever he liked from the nearest retail outlet.

Since the M2 Max MacBook Pro stopped working in May, due to an


AMD Rolls Out FSR 4.1 For RX 7000 GPUs, Builds a Lightweight ML Model for RDNA 3.5 and RDNA 3 iGPUs

AMD has officially launched FSR 4.1 for Radeon RX 7000 GPUs while confirming support for RDNA 3.5 & RDNA 3 GPUs coming soon.

Last month, AMD announced that it would finally bring FSR 4.1 upscaling to its older GPUs . This was a highly requested feature by Radeon owners who felt left out, especially when NVIDIA was rolling out its latest upscaling models to GPUs that were much older.

In the previous announcement, AMD confirmed that Radeon RX 7000 "RDNA 3"

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Micron Deploys Claude To Accelerate AI Factories While Anthropic Gets Backing To Support Its Multi-Year Growth Trajectory

Micron and Anthropic have announced a strategic agreement to scale next-generation AI infrastructure that spans memory and storage for rising compute demands.

Press Release: Micron Technology today announced a strategic agreement with Anthropic that spans memory and storage AI architecture design, supply and demand, enterprise adoption of Claude across Micron, and a strategic investment in Anthropic’s Series H funding round. The agreement directly links the demands of frontier AI models to how infrastructure is designed, supplied, and deployed at scale.

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Liene PixCut S1 All-In-One Sticker Printer & Cutting Machine Drops To $205.90 On Amazon With Promo Code, Bringing AI-Powered DIY Printing To A Much Lower Price

If you have been waiting to upgrade your DIY crafting setup without spending a fortune on separate printing and cutting equipment, the Liene PixCut S1 is currently available at a much more attractive price on Amazon . The device, listed under ASIN B0DHKZ3CCL, normally goes for $299.99 , but Amazon’s current promotion drops it to $205.90 when you combine the on-page discount with the additional promo code 15PIXCUT6 .

That brings the total

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A Seasoned Analyst Torpedoes Google-CXMT Memory Deal Rumor, But The Original Leaker Refuses To Back Down From His Claim

While the prospects for a tie-up between Google and CXMT were not too encouraging to begin with, a seasoned analyst has just decimated those odds with his less-than-enthusiastic take. Even so, there still appears to be enough room within the language used by the originator of this Google-CXMT tie-up tidbit to warrant continued vigilance.

We reported last week that, according to the X account SouthernValue, Google was mulling the procurement of precious DRAM chips from China's CXMT.

Also, when asked


Ubisoft Co-Founder and Guillemot Corporation CEO Claude Guillemot Died in Plane Crash

Ubisoft co-founder and Guillemot Corporation chief executive officer Claude Guillemot , brother to Ubisoft's chief executive officer Yves Guillemot , has died in a plane crash. First reported by French outlet Ouest France and later spotted by Bloomberg , the French businessman was one of two passengers on a small, twin-engine Cessna 421 plane. Both passengers died in the crash.

Ubisoft is a rarity in the video game industry in that it began as a family business and is still, to this day, as much of

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