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Welcome back to the tech news show you watch instead of googling stuff I guess.

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I'm Riley Murdoch, but

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uh you know feel free to disagree. Uh more than 50 Chinese tech companies have

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announced plans to use a new connector standard that makes HDMI DisplayPort

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USB 4 and Thunderbolt seem like two cans

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with a string between them. The appropriately named generalurpose media

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interface or GPMI supports 96 Gbits per

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second of data bandwidth and 240 watts of power delivery over a USB type-C

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connector which beats every other consumer standard on the market. But

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there's also a GPMI typeB connector with

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double the specs supporting 192 Gbits per second and 480 watts. Now, there

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aren't great pictures of the TypeB, but it appears to resemble a USB-C plug

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stretched sideways, thus making the hole bigger, so pictures can slide through

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more easily. The computer won't have to fold them in half anymore. The GPMI

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standard has been licensed by the USB implementers forum and TV manufacturers

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like TCL, Highense, and Huawei are on board. So GPMI products and cables could

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very well arrive on non-Chinese shores soon enough for the price of

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$200,000 the way tariffs are going. A modder has managed to flash a Radeon

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RX970 with the BIOS of an RX970 XT,

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increasing its power draw and clock speeds in basically the GPU equivalent

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of the billionaire guy who injects himself with his son's blood to make him

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stronger. He's basically his own son now, and the fabric of time is in

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danger. Anyway, the modder, who goes by Gertie on the German language PC games

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hardware forums, found that the XT's BIOS also unlocked more overclocking

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headroom, allowing an RX970 to match the

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9070 XT's performance in 3D Mark tests

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despite having a lower number of cores. The hybrid card is apparently stable,

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although its ultra low power mode doesn't work, and one of the forum

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members encountered some freezes when they tried it in their setup. You know,

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it's like how the billionaire guy sometimes has a little seizure where his

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eyes roll back in his head and he sees horrifying visions of his inevitable

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galactic conquest. Like, should he accept his dark destiny or could he

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avoid slaughtering billions to become an immortal worm king? You get glitches

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with these kind of things. We're still learning things about the Switch 2. For

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example, Nintendo confirmed that the console doesn't have Hall effect

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joysticks despite the original Switch Joy-Cons notoriously having issues with

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stick drift. Nintendo hasn't said how they addressed that issue, but maybe

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they used a newer joystick technology called tunneling magnetoresistance or

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TMR, which The Verge wrote about here, and I'm only really mentioning because

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it involves quantum mechanics, which tickles my brain a little bit whenever I

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hear about it. Despite the stick uncertainty though, developers told

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Steven Totio at Gamefile they are

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extremely happy with the console's horsepower. A claim that vibes well with

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these screenshots of Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition that CD Project Red

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says were taken on the Switch 2. They look good. Even if the Switch 2 looks

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great though, fans are still calling for Nintendo to drop the price. But as the

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man chosen at birth to one day become the current Nintendo of America

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president Doug Bowser told Wired, the company is assessing the impact of

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Trump's new tariffs, which they didn't factor into the price of the Switch 2

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because they couldn't have. Meaning if the price is changing at all, it ain't

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free 15-day trial with no credit card required. Before the quick bits, I'm not

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saying you should Google stuff instead of watching the show. I watch almost

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every episode. I think they're doing a great I mean, they're doing their best.

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Tariffs continue to royal, great word, the global economy with Trump

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threatening to place an extra 50% tariff

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on China if the country doesn't rescend its 34% tariff that it announced in

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retaliation for Trump's reciprocal tariffs announced last

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week. Snip snap snip snap. It's crazy.

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The extra 50% would bring the US's total tariffs on China to

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104%. Uh, and Trump said the country has until April 9th to make the change, by

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which point global stocks may have reached Atlantis. But hey, humans are

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smart. We're adapting to the new conditions. For example, Apple

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reportedly flew five cargo planes full

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of iPhones and other products into the US in the last week of March, giving

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their warehouses a few months of supply before those hefty tariffs were put in

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place. Hey, big market opportunity for

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smugglers. You know, jobs are being created. Over in the UK, a judge has

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ruled that Apple's fight with the government over access to its users

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encrypted data cannot take place in

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secret despite secrecy rules laid out in the Investigatory Powers Act, which the

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Home Office used to demand Apple provide them with a software backdoor. The

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ruling is a win for privacy advocates, while another UK law just coming into

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effect this week is a win for advocates of skimming online reviews and not

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realizing halfway through that it doesn't make any freaking sense. I'm

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trying to buy a cordless drill and this is an essay about a hair dryer. Is it a

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twoin one? I'm wasting so much time. Colossal Biosciences, the genetic

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engineering firm whose woolly mice went a bit viral a few weeks ago, has now

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claimed to have successfully brought back the direwolf, a species that went

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extinct around 11,000 years ago. I'm

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very much summarizing here, but the company says they scraped some direwolf

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DNA off of some fossils, combined it with greywolf DNA, and edited it to get

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something similar to a real direwolf

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with twin males who are now about 6 months old. It's being called the

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world's first deextinction, brought to you by a younger Jon Hammond who loves

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hooded leather jackets. He actually kind of looks like Jon Snow, which does not

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bode well for any of us. As cool as all of this sounds, this company gives me

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major red flags. They named the twins Romulus and Remis, which, you know,

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fine, that's cool, that the mythical founders of Rome, etc., followed by a

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female named Khesi, Blake Lively. They

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also love memeing. Um, I feel like these

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people saw Jurassic Park as an instruction manual. Also, a few years

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ago, scientists found that direwolves aren't technically wolves and are more

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closely related to African wild dogs, uh, which don't look like wolves. So, I

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don't know what. Um, cool, though. And Kawasaki unveiled the Corio, a concept

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vehicle ridable robot horse cat thing.

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It's powered by 150cc hydrogenfueled

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engine, and it will apparently carry you just fine as it leaps over icy chasms.

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something ATV owners have been itching to do basically forever. It's got AI

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apparently, so it seems like it could act like something in between a vehicle

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and a real horse. And if it's good, you

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can feed it an apple like like it's like a like a

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computer cuz it's and I don't have

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anything to give you if you come back on Wednesday for more tech news. Unless

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Well, I'm I'm already giving you something. It's it's the tech news.

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What? You want something else too?
