you ever dance with the tech news and the pale moonlight
i just like the way it sounded apple and Intel will reportedly be the
first to adopt tsmc's next generation three nanometer process once it deploys
next year with commercial output of chips expected to start in the second
half of next year according to tsmc 3
nanometer tech can increase computing performance by 10 to 15
compared to 5 nanometer which is used today for all iphone 12 processor chips
while reducing power consumption by 25 to 30 percent sources say apple's ipad
will likely be the first device powered by three nanometer chips while next
year's iphones are expected to make use of an intermediate four nanometer
technology meanwhile Intel will first be using three nanometer for notebooks and
data center servers with mass production beginning at the end of 2022 at the
earliest the partnership with tsmc should help tide until over while their
own manufacturing efforts get back on track as even their 10 nanometer process
for xeon chips has also been delayed to the second quarter of next year so
come on outsourcing since you probably don't have cable anymore do you ever
miss those tv style ads we all grew up with well you're in luck as commercials
may soon be interrupting your console gaming session player 1 and in-game ad
platform from simul media will let users
choose to watch a 15 or 30 second video
ad in exchange for exclusive gaming perks it's a model that's not unfamiliar
to mobile gamers but the problem is that free to play games on console and pc
like fortnite apex warzone and roblox are overwhelmingly being played by
people who never spend money what can i say i like the grind
ea and 10 cents high-res studios have already signed on but how many ads i
mean opportunities should we expect well simulmedia's research found that players
are willing to watch up to 10 ads per day in order to unlock free perks if you
opt in of course you'll probably have to opt in if you want to stay competitive
and screenshots shared on twitter show that facebook is asking users are you
concerned that someone you know is becoming an extremist as well as
notifying some people that you may have been exposed to harmful extremist
content recently both notifications included links to get support and appear
to be a response to ongoing pressure from lawmakers and civil rights groups
for facebook to combat extremism on its platforms the tech giant said the small
test which is only on its main platform was running in the united states as a
pilot for a global approach to prevent radicalization on the site and was part
of its commitment to the christchurch call to action a campaign to counter
violent extremist content online following the 2019 attack in new zealand
that was live streamed on facebook if facebook asks me i'm gonna report riley
for being extremely cute yeah we're facebook friends irl
now it's time for the quick bits brought to you by my friend jimmy this is the
new split portable bluetooth speaker from cove it can get pretty loud hit it
Colton
all right it features up to seven hours of battery life is water resistant and
has a built-in microphone and up to 30 feet of range but what really makes it
cool is check this out you can put it back together after you
split it in half when they're together they create a 360
degree surround set effect but when you separate them it's a perfect left and
right stereo sound coming at you play it again Colton
oh the left and right stereo effect all right use offer code tl73 and get over
68 off maybe even 69. nice the cove
split speaker while you still can at the link below quick bits they're little
bits of tech snacks you assemble yourself micron announced they'd be
selling the leahey utah fab where they make 3dx point optane memory back in
march but now we know to who in a 900
million dollar cash deal the fab will be sold to texas instruments who will not
be using it for a 3d exploit production but for graphing calculators i assume
just joking Intel's not laughing though they don't have any high volume
production facilities for the futuristic memory anymore but i guess that's fine
since there's no demand for it anyway one of the first tesla model plaid cars
to be shipped has been engulfed in flames momentarily trapping its driver
when the thousand horsepower supercars started filling with smoke the driver
tried to gtfo but apparently the door handles wouldn't budge he then put his
weight against the door and got out while the car was somehow still moving
first responders spent the next two hours putting out the blaze that engulfed the car because the tesla plaid
is straight fire baby robin hood the app famous for hindering
gamestop and amc investors during the whole wall street bets thing is going
public after scaling to mammoth size on the back of rising consumer interest and
investing in both stocks and cryptocurrencies they're going to be
listed on the nasdaq under the symbol hood and i can't wait to see what kind
of shenanigans the internet will think up to keep them accountable 2021's wild
but wait there's more the us military is testing out anti-aging pills special
operations command expects to move into clinical trials next year of a
nutraceutical that may inhibit or reduce some of the degenerative effects of
aging and injury part of a broader pentagon push for improved human
performance the pill has the potential to bolster endurance and quicken
recovery which is especially important for soldiers over 30. last week i hurt
my neck just sitting at my desk just sitting there
i had to get up massage affect me for two weeks
and richard branson will be flying to the edge of space on the 11th of july
he'll be a passenger in the back of the unity rocket plane his virgin galactic
company has been developing in the us for the better part of two decades
they'll be climbing to an altitude of 295
000 feet which is 90 kilometers where passengers will enjoy a few minutes of
weightlessness and a view of the curvature of the earth that's right it
ain't flat and it's not just for fun it's also marketing because what better
way to sell 250 000 space tourism tickets than to demonstrate your trust
in the tech personally as a 70 year old british business magnate you know what
he's probably using those army pills tune in next week we'll be swallowing
more tech news and even the occasional jackfruit peel and all it's going to be
crazy