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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X and Ryzen 9 5950X CPU-Z scores emerge

João Silva 1 hour ago CPU, Featured Tech News We already got a glimpse of what the Ryzen 5 5600X will be capable of, but with the new CPU-Z results, we now also have an idea of how the Ryzen 7 5800X and the Ryzen 9 5950X will perform once we have them in our… Read more

EU Parliament: Right to repair and longer product shelf life

The Internal Market Committee of the EU Parliament wants to see consumer protection as well as the sustainability and safety of products strengthened with a series of measures. In a resolution for an environmentally compatible internal market for companies and consumers, the MPs appeal to the EU Commission to introduce a “right to repair” as… Read more

Pay please! Complete failure of the Arpanet – a teaching piece of 240 minutes

Who does not know the story of the indestructible Internet that survived even a nuclear attack. It is not wrong, because the network was developed to be as fail-safe as possible. Nevertheless, it happened to the day exactly 40 years to the big crash. At the 27. October 1980 the Internet forerunner Arpanet had to… Read more

Edit Policy: Federal government wants upload filters to be mandatory in terror regulation

In Germany, the federal government is currently working on the implementation of the copyright reform with the declared aim of “avoiding upload filters as much as possible”. The most recent draft bill already casts doubt on the seriousness of this goal, in which the obligations to use upload filters are significantly tightened. The official positioning… Read more

Corsair MP400, PCIe SSD up to 8TB – synthetic tests

Here is the presentation, with some tests synthetic, of the new Corsair MP SSD family 338, designed to combine performance and high capacities. QLC chip, Phison controller and also the suggested price detail. by Alessandro Bordin published 22 October 2020 , at 08: 17 in the Storage channel Corsair The SSD sector can count on… Read more

EU Fight against Terrorism: “It's about upload filters on steroids”

Patrick Breyer, shadow rapporteur of the Green Group in the EU Parliament for the planned regulation against terrorist propaganda, calls for more public support in the fight against a second wave of upload filters. The drafts of the EU Commission and the member states provide for the mandatory use of such censorship machines, the member… Read more

MPs to investigate music streaming services and how much artists are paid

(Image credit: Spotify) The issue of whether musicians are paid fairly by streaming services is in the spotlight once again. Next month, MPs will launch an inquiry into the likes of Spotify, Qobuz and Apple Music, and whether they pay enough to the musicians who provide them with content, the BBC reports. The inquiry follows… Read more