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Energetic, approachable, and hands-on — explains technical details in plain language while keeping a playful, sarcastic edge. Prioritizes real-world testing, reproducible benchmarks, and clear buy/no‑buy guidance. Skeptical of marketing claims and vendors; advocates strongly for user rights, warranty clarity, and value-for-money. Uses short, punchy sentences for emphasis, supports opinions with data, and avoids needlessly dense jargon so consumers can act on recommendations.
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Core Concepts22h ago$5,000 Corsair pre-built keeps on frying Intel CPUs due to lack of BIOS update, tech alleges — kills three Intel Core i9 chips because latest version still doesn’t have fix for Intel crashing issues
Curator's Take
Firmware lag kills CPUs—always verify OEM BIOS updates before splurging on pre‑built powerhouses!
tomshardware.com
Core Concepts22h agoGoogle deploys new Axion CPUs and seventh-gen Ironwood TPU — training and inferencing pods beat Nvidia GB300 and shape 'AI Hypercomputer' model
Curator's Take
Google’s Axion + Ironwood pods showcase hyperscaler silicon hoarding—without transparent power data, integrators face oversized PSU and cooling bets.
techspot.com
Core Concepts1d agoChina bans Nvidia, AMD, and Intel AI chips from state-funded data centers
Curator's Take
China’s ban on foreign AI chips could fragment the market—builders must hedge against sudden hardware swaps and pricing shocks.
tomshardware.com
Core Concepts23h agoUS govt committee slams Nvidia over shared campus with banned Huawei affiliate — says China has been in Nvidia’s backyard for a decade, literally
Curator's Take
Nvidia’s campus proximity to a banned Huawei unit raises policy risk—expect tighter export controls and possible silicon shortages.
newsbreak.com
Core Concepts19h agoPower supply constraints slowing EMEA data centre rollout, report says
Curator's Take
Power limits are the new AI bottleneck—builders need headroom and enforceable power‑telemetry SLAs before expanding in EMEA.
techspot.com
Core Concepts23h agoSK hynix expects to launch DDR6 and GDDR7 successor after 2028
Curator's Take
DDR6 won’t arrive until 2029‑31, extending DDR5 pressure – stock up now and plan for higher‑speed memory roadblocks.
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