1+ hour, 52+ min ago (104+ words) Insiders report that manufacturers are fully booked until the end of 2026.The shortage has reached the point where manufacturers are now trying to buy back RAM from retailers to fulfill their obligations... " OpenAI, a company developing artificial intelligence, has reserved almost 40% of the world's DDR5 memory for itself " OpenAI, a company developing artificial intelligence, has reserved almost 40% of the world's DDR5 memory for itself. Insiders report that manufacturers are fully booked until the end of 2026. The shortage has reached the point where manufacturers are now trying to buy back RAM from retailers to fulfill their obligations to OpenAI....

18+ hour, 22+ min ago (710+ words) China and the USA " the battle for leadership in AI Currently, most Chinese chips comply with Nvidia 2020-level technologies, and this is the Nvidia A100 chip (40/80 GB HBM2e memory, 2.0 TB/s, FP16 performance of about 312 TFLOPS and an interconnect of 600 GB/s) For China, the flagship chips have (64 GB HBM2/HBM3 memory, 1.7-2.7 TB/s, 300-500 TFLOPS and an interconnect of 600 GB/s). The foundations of modern LLMs originated on the Nvidia A100, and the main development momentum was formed on Nvidia H100/H200 chips in 2023-2024 (80-141 GB HBM3/ HBM3e, 3.35 TB/s and 4.8 TB/s with a performance of about 1000 TFLOPS and an interconnect of 900 GB/s). Nvidia B200 is currently being deployed (192 GB HBM3e, 8.0 TB/s, 2200 TFLOPS and 1.8 TB/s interconnect). In turn, AMD lags Nvidia by about 2-3 years, especially in the interconnect (by half), while there is parity in memory and a slight gap in GPU, but AMD's problem is the inability to effectively scale chips…...

22+ hour ago (573+ words) What kind of AI chips is China "learning" on? What China has reached by the end of 2025 is 8 years of hyperintensive efforts by the entire Chinese economy and the state machine working together, the highest Chinese discipline and focus on achieving the goal with investments of hundreds of billions of dollars. The "10-year principle", which was laid down in 2017 to overcome the technological gap with the leading countries, probably will not be implemented in 2027, although the gap is rapidly decreasing, but it will be incredibly difficult to reach the leading positions. In the long run, it is wise to bet on China, but tactically, the dominance of the United States is still solid. Previously, I described five fundamental limitations from developed countries: EUV lithography, ultra-fast HBM3e and next-generation memory, CoWoS component integration, Nvidia's NVLink interconnect (even AMD is at least twice…...

1+ day, 7+ hour ago (578+ words) The Battle for AI in China Mass shipments of competitive AI chips to China ended at the end of 2022 (at that time, Nvidia A100/H100 and AMD MI250 and analogues dominated) in accordance with US export restrictions. Then Nvidia released custom (specially for China) stripped-down A800 and later H800 chips with a stripped-down NVLink and reduced performance for a while to fit into the limitations. In October 2023, there will be a new wave of restrictions from the United States on the supply of AI chips to China. Only simplified H20/L20-type products remained, but in a stripped-down version they were so bad that no one was interested in them even then. In April 2025, the United States will introduce an indefinite requirement for export licenses for H20 and similar chips for shipments to China and several other countries. This is the last test shot, and although there were…...

1+ day, 18+ hour ago (40+ words) In the US, the price has increased fivefold in two weeks, and in Russia, by 20,000 rubles, and the increase continues. A 64GB RAM stick already costs 100,000 rubles A 64GB RAM stick already costs 100,000 rubles....

2+ day, 17+ hour ago (64+ words) In just a week, the price of memory has almost doubled, amid news of an impending shortage. 32GB RAM has almost caught up with the popular RTX 5060 graphics card in price 32GB RAM has almost caught up with the popular RTX 5060 graphics card in price. In just a week, the price of memory has almost doubled, amid news of an impending shortage....

4+ day, 51+ min ago (67+ words) IPS screen, mini-games, clock functions, content library " it's not a decorative bracelet, it actually worksYou can lunch the nukes, we're readyFootage: IGN & The... Fallout fans, throw away your useless smartwatches " Pip-Boy 3000 is finally here IPS screen, mini-games, clock functions, content library " it's not a decorative bracelet, it actually works You can lunch the nukes, we're ready Footage: IGN & The Wand Company...

4+ day, 21+ hour ago (557+ words) From the battlefield to the smartphone: DARPA Military Biometrics In November 2025, George Mason University received a patent called "Gait User Authentication System for Lightweight Wearable Devices." The government support section indicates funding under grant HR00111-20-0154 from DARPA. One extra unit in the room " and the detective begins. But the real contract number is HR001120C0154, issued under the Pentagon's OPS-5G program. This is a military order from the DARPA Office of Information Innovation. The project is called "Energy"efficient IoT cryptography for small devices." The goal of the OPS-5G program is to create a secure infrastructure of 5G and future 6G networks for the US Army. The key word in the patent is continuous authentication. A regular FaceID checks you once when unblocking. This system is watching you every second. Did you stumble? The system has fixed it. Did you change your pace because you…...

6+ day, 20+ hour ago (49+ words) The studio also dropped the first images of Link and Zelda from the setDo we approve the cast? Nintendo just confirmed that the live-action "Zelda" movie is now shooting The studio also dropped the first images of Link and Zelda from the set Do we approve the cast?...

1+ week, 11+ hour ago (48+ words) .It doesn't matter how many. What matters is that someone is buying them (not to mention Uzbekistan itself).Interesting news, isn't it? Something to think about... Uzbekistan exports mobile phones It doesn't matter how many. What matters is that someone is buying them (not to mention Uzbekistan itself)....