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I've been swimming in tech news all morning, and I would say come on in, the water's fine,

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but it's not. Here, let me dry off.

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While Chinese AI company Deepseek didn't fully burst the AI bubble, it did send NVIDIA stock

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into a tailspin this week, as investors questioned the need for NVIDIA GPUs when Deepseek's models

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are just so dang efficient. Maybe part of the reason they're so efficient is because Deepseek didn't spend any time

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developing jailbreak defenses. AI security researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Cisco found that Deepseek's

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reasoning model, R1, completely failed to protect itself against a barrage of 50 popular

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chatbot jailbreak techniques, which I'll admit sounds very disorienting.

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Deepseek also apparently didn't devote any time to protecting their internal database

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of user chat histories and API keys, which was found by security researchers from WIZ

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just sitting there without even a password to protect it.

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Between that and the whole sending data to China thing, multiple countries are banning,

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restricting, or investigating the use of Deepseek models, including Italy, Taiwan, South Korea,

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France, and even Belgium, who's usually pretty chill.

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But Deepseek hype remains high, and OpenAI had to do something, so they launched their

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O3 mini reasoning model, which surpasses O1, particularly in science, math, and coding

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performance, and also doesn't immediately tell you how to make cocaine and explosives

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when you ask nicely. Or worse, explosive cocaine.

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Limited use of O3 mini is free through ChatGPT, but paid users can use it more, with $200

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ChatGPT Pro subscribers getting unlimited use.

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Meanwhile, Microsoft now offers OpenAI's O1 model through the Think Deeper feature in

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its co-pilot assistant for free. And despite saying it's investigating whether Deepseek improperly used OpenAI models to

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train their own, Microsoft is also hosting Deepseek R1 on its cloud services.

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But you know what they say, keep your friends close and your enemies safely contained in

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a server farm. NVIDIA wasn't kidding when it warned about stock shortages for the RTX 50 series cards.

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When they launched yesterday, inventory for the RTX 5090 and 5080 sold out in minutes

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at retailers across the US, the UK, and probably elsewhere, sorry I didn't check every country.

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In some European countries, it almost seemed like stock was never there in the first place,

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thanks to the leak of a distributor order link.

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And if you're thinking, wow, people are more passionate about top tier PC gaming than ever,

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oh my sweet summer child.

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This was reportedly due to incredibly low stock numbers and determined scalpers, with

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RTX 5090s being listed for as high as 9,000 USD on eBay.

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YouTuber Jay-Z Fittysent tweeted yesterday that he spotted a 5090 he had just signed

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at a Micro Center launch event that morning being listed on Facebook Marketplace for $5,800.

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Now all that, despite the RTX 5080 representing objectively bad value compared to previous

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80 series cards, as laid out so clearly in this glorious graph made by Paul's hardware

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for his recent video. Paul really knocked it out of the park with this graph.

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It's a good graph, Paul. But hey, it's not all bad news, NVIDIA also surprise dropped a new feature in its GPU

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driver called Smooth Motion, a spatial frame interpolation feature which can bring less

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powerful frame generation to almost any game, kind of like AMD's fluid motion frames.

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Which would be cool if NVIDIA didn't say that for now, it's exclusive to the RTX 50 series,

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which is, if you didn't catch it earlier, so out of stock, stores are sending people

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home with paper vouchers just to feel like they got something.

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I dragged myself off, but I still feel like a sticky residue.

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Oh, it's because there's still quick bits. Intel released their company financial results yesterday and you can find the link in our

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news sources below, but I wouldn't unless you just kind of want to feel sad.

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TeamBlue says Panther Lake laptop CPUs are coming later in 2025, but Nova Lake, the successor

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to the truly depressing Aero Lake desktop chips, aren't expected until 2026.

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Intel also announced that rather than competing with NVIDIA's AI accelerators, they're canceling

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their Falcon Shores AI GPU for now, giving off some real EOR energy.

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It probably wouldn't have been any good.

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But hey, it's not like Intel is done yet. Microsoft just announced their existing Surface Pro and Surface laptop for businesses can be

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configured with Intel Lunar Lake processors instead of Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips.

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They'll just cost around $400 extra for the privilege of feeling like you've been

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Thanos snapped, but you're disintegrating extra slowly.

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Apple has filed a motion to delay proceedings in Google's antitrust trial after a judge

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denied the company's request to intervene in the case.

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It's a heartwarming story of massive tech giants sticking up for each other, because

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one wants to continue getting paid $20 billion a year to have Google be the default search

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engine in Safari. Wow. I mean, without that money, Apple might have to cancel more projects like the Mac-connected

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AR glasses, which are no longer in development according to master of Apple secrets Neil

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Girmstron, by which I mean Mark German. Don't worry, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg told investors he plans on selling billions of

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AR glasses, so there'll be lots to go around.

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We'll just have little pairs, we'll just slap on babies right out of the womb.

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And you know what, let's have some positive stories to round off this episode.

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After launching Spider-Man 2 on Steam this week, Sony announced the game won't require

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players to sign in with a PlayStation network account and neither will God of War Ragnarok,

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The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered.

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Okay. Also, the Video Game History Foundation opened digital access to more than 30,000 files in

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its archive of game materials. And there's no playable games, but there's some cool art.

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And if you're looking for a quick way to get a real search result instead of Google's

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AI overviews, just make your search sound more angry with some curse words.

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It'll skip right to the good ****. Ah, **** yeah.

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And you better **** be here on Monday for more tech news, or so help me, I'll have

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some choice words for you. Like, I miss you.

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Please reconsider your decision.
