5 reasons to buy a REAL gaming PC instead of a PS5 Pro (and 3 reasons not to)

On September 10th, Sony unveiled its PlayStation 5 Pro, and it elicited predictably varied responses. Priced at $700/£700 in the US/UK and €800 in Europe, the PS5 Pro appears to primarily cater to existing PS5 owners seeking an upgrade for their current setup. By offering trade-in deals that slash the cost of a PS5 Pro by half, Sony is clearly targeting the dedicated gaming market.

Two former Samsung bigwigs nabbed for allegedly swiping $3.2 billion worth of the company’s intellectual property to build a ‘brand new second-hand’ chip fab in China

This week, two ex-Samsung leaders have found themselves in a tricky situation, as they were imprisoned due to accusations that they stole Samsung technology valued at around $3.2 billion (4.3 trillion won) for the purpose of constructing a semiconductor manufacturing facility in China (as reported by Bloomberg and Tom’s Hardware).

Intel may lose billions of dollars once set aside by the US CHIPS Act, unless it can get its act together

If Intel doesn’t implement significant adjustments, its 2024 outlook could become even more challenging. The current year has already seen setbacks such as job cuts affecting 15,000 employees, a class action lawsuit over faulty 13th Gen and 14th Gen CPUs, a $32 billion market cap loss in one day, and lawsuits from shareholders alleging Intel concealed unfavorable information about its Intel Foundry services. Additionally, the company might face delays in receiving funds through the CHIPS Act.

Nevada plans to use Google AI to expedite unemployment benefits appeals: “The time savings they’re looking for only happens if the review is very cursory”

Modern artificial intelligence, without a doubt, is transforming and re-imagining various facets of our lives, and it’s the job market that seems to be affected the most significantly. Increasingly, businesses are incorporating state-of-the-art technology into their daily operations, taking advantage of its potential to manage routine tasks more efficiently.

Sam Altman’s “GPT-4 is the dumbest model any of you will ever have to use” promise might reportedly come to fruition with a hint of ‘Strawberry’ in two weeks

I’ve been eagerly awaiting the news for quite some time now, and it seems that my wait could soon be over! According to reports from The Information, OpenAI might be ready to debut its highly-anticipated ‘reasoning’ AI model, Strawberry, in just two weeks. I can hardly contain my excitement!