SK hynix Weighs Buying South Korean Government Bonds as KIS Analyst Suggests HBM Price Surge Shows Signs of Cooling

Korean memory gains SK hynix is considering buying South Korean government bonds, according to a senior official. The report follows earlier news that had claimed that the memory company would bring back a portion of the funds generated through its American Depository Receipt (ADR) listing last week to its home country in order to invest in memory chip manufacturing facilities. The executive's comments come as the firm is expected to experience slower high bandwidth memory (HBM) price growth stemming from long-term supply agreements.

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An iOS Developer Vibe-Coded A “Capybara Food Delivery” Game Using Claude Code, 27,000 Lines Of Programming Made Entirely By AI, And Won $25,000 In Prize Money

At Cursor Vibe Jam 2026, an iOS developer with nine years of experience showed how it’s possible to rely entirely on AI as he showcases a Capybara food delivery game that he successfully made in only two weeks. Using Claude Code, the developer reveals that all lines of code were written entirely by AI, while also providing a detailed guide on how everything came to life in this virtual world that consists of both single-player and multiplayer elements.

A lengthy explanation of the Capybara game was provided by

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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced: All Active Promo Codes and Free DLC (July 2026)

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced introduces plenty of new features to the game, including some optional cosmetics that allow you to customize Edward, your crewmates and the Jackdaw ship.

While some of these cosmetics can only be purchased with real money via the game's criticized microtransactions, there are a few active codes available that will grant you access to both new cosmetics and Animus Keys which can be used in the Animus Hub Exchange to buy some cosmetics.

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Valve Raises Steam Machine’s Red LED Alert to 100°C, Ending False Overheat Warnings That Interrupted Gameplay

The upcoming firmware update will increase the CPU and GPU temperature threshold to reduce false overheating alerts.

Some reports suggested that users were reportedly seeing the Steam Machine's red LED indicator while stress testing or playing demanding games. While the built-in feature exists to protect the device from overheating and thermal throttling, the current limit is way lower than the max operating temperature of the hardware.

As per a user's report, the light bar on his Steam Machine turned red during gameplay. The screenshot shows that the GPU

A black compact Steam Machine with a red LED light is placed next to a light blue water bottle, and a performance overlay shows various CPU core speeds and temperatures with HDR and FSR settings 'ON'.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Red Tint Issue Mars Samsung’s Display Prowess Even As It Doubles Down On An Even More Ambitious Rollable Phone

Samsung takes particular pride in its OLED tech, which spans the globe's most advanced display-related offerings. Even so, given the volumes that Samsung produces at scale, some shortcomings are bound to emerge, as is the case with a troubling red tint issue that some Galaxy S26 Ultra units are now apparently contending with. What's more, this issue has gained added significance in the wake of Samsung's ambitions related to a rollable phone.

The South Korean publication Newsway is now reporting that some


Samsung Gen 5.0 1 TB And 2 TB 9100 PRO SSDs Are Now Retailing For The Same Price As Gen 4.0 990 PRO SSD Variants

Both SSDs are now at a much lower price than they were selling three months ago, and make more sense than buying the previous-gen drives.

The current state of the SSD market is quite volatile. You never know when the prices might suddenly jump by another 20%. There is no stability in both the DRAM and SSD markets, and we continuously witness a rise in their prices, yet some SSDs are seeing noticeable price drops in recent days.

If you have been wondering if you should buy an NVME

An advertised Samsung SSD 9100 PRO 1TB with PCIe 5.0x4 M.2 2280 interface is shown, featuring a discounted price of $249.95 and a read speed of up to 14,700MB/s.
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Intel Pours €5 Billion Into Its Ireland Fab34, Scaling “Intel 3” Production For Xeon 6 and Next-Gen Diamond Rapids

Intel has invested €5 billion at its Ireland Fab34 to expand manufacturing of its "Intel 3" tech that will be used in Xeon 6 & Next-Gen Xeon chips.

Today, Intel is announcing a €5 billion investment at its Leixlip campus, which is based in Ireland. This investment is part of a broader manufacturing expansion plan for the European region. The investment comes as the need for AI and high-performance chips is growing at an accelerated pace.

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Palworld Storms Back on Steam with 855K Concurrent Players as Version 1.0 Unlocks the World Tree and 20 new Pals

Japanese developer PocketPair has just released version 1.0 of Palworld , the game that became an overnight sensation when it launched in early access in January 2024, breaking sales records left and right for a while .

Judging by Steam data, it seems like the fever is back. While the game's full version did not go anywhere near the all-time peak of 2.1 million concurrent users registered at the early access launch (a figure that's still the third highest ever recorded on Valve

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ZOTAC RTX 5090 Dies In Cloud Of Smoke After 5 Minutes, But The 16-Pin Connector Was Untouched

Another one bites the dust, but this one didn't die due to the common 16-pin connector burning out.

The NVIDIA RTX 5090 is one of the biggest victims of damage in the whole RTX 50 series GPU stack. It's power-hungry and mostly heavy when it comes to the AIB designs. While these are only a few factors that cause problems for the GPU, there are more flaws, especially on the connector side, which usually causes physical damage.

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Korean AI Startup, Furiosa AI, Is Doubling Its Chip Production To 50,000 Units Next Year While Its Upcoming 2nm “Stork” Chip Challenges NVIDIA With The “World’s Best Inference”

Furiosa AI is all set to double its chip production to 50,000 units as it preps its 2nm "Stork" chip to break NVIDIA's inference dominance.

Back in May, Furiosa AI announced its third-generation AI accelerator chip called Stork for its RNGD (Renegade) platform. The chip is built on Broadcom's 2nm technology, and the startup claims it will challenge NVIDIA with leading efficiency and the lowest cost per token.

According to industry sources on the 13th,

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