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ah the tech news has always been celebrated for its Excellence there's a

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Canadian Tech news by Tech link inspired by that same exellence you know this

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reference it's French the first reviews for AMD's new mobile chips seem to be

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blowing Qualcomm out of the water for the most part so far only the ryzen AI 9

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HX 370 a processor with a longer title than Daenerys Targaryen has been

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reviewed but its specs are impressive the 370s npu is capable of 50 trillion

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operations per second which would be great if you could really use it for

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anything Microsoft's co-pilot plus programs are currently unsupported but

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you can use it for all the other AI applications you'd want to run on a

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notebook I guess Qualcomm certainly

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can't match AMD in Mobile gaming but ryzen still can't seem to catch up to

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the Snapdragon X Elite when it comes to battery life however that's basically

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qualcomm's only win and it's so weird to see this happen after the X Elite got so

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much hype but maybe part of that is because most most Windows on- armed

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devices aren't using the flagship processor as of right now the most

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powerful Snapdragon chip can only be found in the Samsung Galaxy book 4 Edge

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a laptop that shares Samsung's discontinued branding for the curved

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screen phones it launched back in 2016 it's like they wanted us to not find it

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hey that that phone was kind of it's like a waterfall you'll hate this laptop

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AMD's upcoming ryzen 9,000 Series

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Desktop CPUs may have been delayed because of a typo last week Tech Dr Edan

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cutress claimed that the delay was due to a typo on the packaging this was

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seemingly confirmed in an unsanctioned billybilly review seen by eagley Twitter

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user hxl apparently AMD mislabeled the

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ryzen 7 9700x and ryzen 59600 X CPUs as

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ryen 9 on the chips heat spreaders it always hurts a little when your parents

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misspell your name they didn't want you they wanted the other CPU while the

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reports of this typo seem to be verified they might not entirely be the reason

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for the delay wccf Tech claims that they were told by AMD there were issues

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during testing I'm not an engineer but I'm pretty sure typos don't affect

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performance and by all accounts ryzen 9000 can perform Billy Billy Creator and

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relative with a dark secret ordinary Uncle Tony was able to break the

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cinebench R23 world record for 16 core CPUs by overclocking a ryzen 9 950x to

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6.5 GHz and drowning it in liquid nitrogen in front of a live crowd maybe

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we don't let Uncle Tony babysit anymore his methods are unconventional SpaceX

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successfully launched their Falcon 9 rocket again after an engine failure

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occurred earlier this month meanwhile things haven't been so easy for Boeing

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as two astronauts they sent to the International Space Station have been

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trapped there for over 6 weeks longer than originally planned God that sounds

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like hell NASA and Boeing are currently trying to figure out two issues with the

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Starliner spacecraft that sent them up there for starters the crash reaction

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Control Systems thrusters overheated and some of them shut off as Starliner was

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approaching the ISS on June 6th I can't do this the other was the helium leak

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that Boeing was warned about before launch he stop don't

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launch what was that a helium thing

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apparently that leak isn't really an issue but they wanted to take another look just in case the length of the

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mission has been extended by NASA so that they can make sure the craft can

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safely bring the astronauts back to Earth it seems important and figure out

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how to avoid the same issue for the next Starliner Mission until then the

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Starliner astronauts are living off the Space Station's Reserve Supply and I'm

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sure the crew on the station are thrilled to have two more mouths to feed

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for an indetermined amount of time they may have to hunt for food soon we could

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the morning or afternoon or evening whenever you're watching these they

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smell pretty good two US senators have called on the FTC to investigate car

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manufacturers data collection practices and assess just how much of it is

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actually legal and whether consent was obtained deceptively past reporting from

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The New York Times indicates that these companies are hoovering up massive

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amounts of potentially revealing data such as exactly how many times you've

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been to the Crispy Cream drive-thru this year now Senators Ron widen and Edward

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Marky say that they're selling this data for a song Hyundai got just 61 cents for

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each car's data it was only 26 Cents a car for Honda whose drivers are

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apparently worthless but very reliable and they drive them for a long time

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logitech's relatively new CEO H but sure

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not sure uh told The Verge that she's intrigued by the concept of selling a

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highquality beautiful forever mouse that

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you'd keep and maintain for a long time like a Rolex watch a Rolex for which you

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pay a subscription fee to get ongoing software updates so your mouse will

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never miss out on the newest ways to click buttons the Virgin Eli Patel

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pointed out that cons consumers might not go for this to which fa countered

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what about a diamond encrusted Mouse damn she's good Apple's upcoming

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artificial intelligence features will launch later than expected according to

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Mark German apparently the Cupertino Collective needs more time to work out

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the bugs and will therefore miss the initial iOS 18 and iPad OS 18 updates

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planned for September developers can however access some of the features now

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thanks to iOS 18.1 Beta release with a

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public Beta release expected sometime this summer fun fact Beta release is

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also how doctors refer to the birth of TechLink writer Jacob Rush he wrote that

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to describe himself he's not even here to defend himself a small team at MIT

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has developed a new transistor for flash memory chips that doesn't wear away with

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use not only did the new transistor show no signs of degradation after 100

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billion switches but it also performs at comparative speeds to current Tech in

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addition the transistor's tiny size could allow for denser memory storage so

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it's everything better according to the researchers this could change the world

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in like 10 to 20 years listen science is really cool it's just not that fast

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unless you're at CERN then it's really

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fast and high-tech exertion saving exoskeletons are going mainstream with a

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pair of $4,000 super pants created by

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Skip Innovations in collaboration with arter that clothing brand for Wilderness

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explorers who lack the commitment to resort to cannibalism but they look good

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the mo go or mountain goat can apparently boost leg strength by up to

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40% so I'm skipping leg day at least until it runs out of power which only

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takes about 3 hours super pants I'm not out of the house that long the

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exoskeleton is still potentially a valuable device for users with mobility

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issues or anybody who wants to role playay as a cockroach for the afternoon

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and if you want to spend the afternoon role playing as a tech news reviewer who

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Moon likes as a cockroach come on back here on Wednesday it might not be the

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afternoon though it depends on on your time zone