What just happened? Enthusiasts have managed to "hack" AMD's Epyc 4004 processors by fitting them into consumer PC motherboards and pushing them to their limits. Originally designed for small businesses seeking cost-effective server solutions, these chips have found a new lease on life in the hands of overclockers.
The Epyc 4004 chips, which launched in May, feature specs almost identical to AMD'
Apple A16 chips are now being made in TSMC’s US chipmaking plant in Arizona, according to a new report. It’s said that while yield rates are lower than those achieved in Taiwan, they are very close to hitting the same standards.
The big mystery, however, is why Apple would want to make new A16 chips. Which new product might use them … ?
Taiwanese journalist reports:
TSMC’s first Arizona chips are now in production, and Apple is ready to be the
If you’re still running an Intel-powered Mac, you’ll have at least one more year of macOS support. macOS Sequoia runs on the same Macs as macOS Sonoma , but as usual, there are some caveats about specific features supported on Intel machines.
Now that macOS Sequoia is available to everyone , here’s what you need to know.
As we’ve covered a few times already, all the Apple Intelligence features announced by Apple are only available on Apple Silicon-powered Macs. Specifically,
Tiny Apple Potato: While criminals are working hard to turn retro gaming into a viable (though unlawful) business venture , law-abiding fans of everything retro are using 3D printers to replicate their favorite classic machines. The Adventures in Retro Computing (ARC) channel created a fully-functional, micro-sized Apple IIe model, which the YouTuber said would be a perfect gift for vintage computer enthusiasts and 3D printing
We heard back in July that Apple chipmaker TSMC was running ahead of schedule on trial production of 2nm chips expected to debut in next year’s iPhone 17 – and a new report reiterates this.
However, it highlights the challenges involved with this ultra-small process, and says that TSMC cannot manage it without help …
TSMC reportedly demonstrated its first 2nm chips to Apple back in December of last year.
TSMC, which dominates the global market in processors, has already shown the process test results for its
