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The beginning and end of the iPad
The beginning and end of the iPad / On The Vergecast: what’s next for Apple’s tablet, how money is breaking the streaming industry, and some local Wisconsin news. By David Pierce, editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. May 10,… Read more
Hades II is the perfect Steam Deck game
Now that the Hades II early access period has started, opening up a more complete but still early build of the game, I’ve been fighting against the urge to gorge myself on it — and losing. To be fair, I have a weak spirit since I loved the first Hades, which introduced me to the… Read more
The answer to AI’s energy needs could be blowing in the wind
Data centers and offshore wind farms could prove to be a perfect pair as AI grows increasingly energy-hungry. Many of the companies racing to roll out new generative AI tools have also made big commitments to rein in their greenhouse gas emissions. A rush of new AI data centers could throw those climate goals off… Read more
OpenAI could unveil its Google search competitor on Monday
OpenAI is reportedly gearing up to announce a search product powered by artificial intelligence on Monday that could threaten Google’s dominance. That target date, provided to Reuters by “two sources familiar with the matter,” would time the announcement a day before Google kicks off its annual I/O conference, which is expected to focus on the… Read more
China seizing TSMC would be ‘devastating’ for U.S. economy, Commerce Secretary says
Gina Raimondo, the U.S. Commerce Secretary, expressed grave concerns about the potential dire consequences to the U.S. economy if China were to invade Taiwan and seize control of TSMC. She emphasized that such an event could be “absolutely devastating” to the American supply of critical technology components, reports Reuters. During a U.S. House hearing, Raimondo said… Read more
Commodore 64 runs AI to generate images — takes 20 minutes per 90 iterations to make 64 pixels
Starting screen of the AI sprite generator that runs on Commodore 64. (Image credit: Nickbild on GitHub) The August 1982 release of the Commodore 64 is historic, as Commodore’s hit personal computer managed to be one of the best-selling PCs of all time — and, it turns out, this historic era of Commodore 64 computing… Read more
Golden Pig squeals on AMD’s Zen 5 lineup, reveals ten-core Strix Point chips
(Image credit: AMD) AMD fans, rejoice, because according to an enormous leak from Golden Pig Upgrades on Bilibili, AMD’s Zen 5 architecture is going to be exciting. The leaker, whose leaks have repeatedly proven true, now drops another bombshell containing info on all levels of AMD’s new architecture to be released in the second half… Read more
Add any voice to your Raspberry Pi project with TextyMcSpeechy
Creating your own Raspberry Pi voice assistant is a fun way to create the smart home of your dreams. It also allows for a great degree of customization. You can choose how interactive the system is, integrate AI with tools like ChatGPT and even animate holographic figures to visualize your character. But if you’ve ever… Read more
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