‘Many employees are leaving for SK hynix’: 40,000 Samsung workers are marching outside its factories to protest pay levels

Samsung is never far from the headlines these days, as it’s the biggest manufacturer of DRAM chips, a crucial electronics component that’s difficult to procure in the face of massive AI server demands. This has led to record financial figures, with the company estimating an eight times profit increase in its most recent earnings guidance…

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Is smellovision the future of VR gaming?: ‘Projectile vomiting as your headset psychically projects the scent of yeast-infected rotting fish from the pregnant fox OC on the other side of the room’

Just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should. Wise words and, dare I say, highly relevant in the context of the pursuit of ever more realistic VR experiences. To wit, would you really want to include accurate odours? Hold that thought, because we haven’t addressed the “can you” bit. It turns out a group…

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Tesla to use Intel 14A for AI chips as Musk says it will be ‘ready for prime ​time’ when the multi-billion dollar Terafab project scales up

Earlier this month, Intel teamed up with Elon Musk to “help refactor silicon fab technology” for Musk’s ambitious Terafab project. Now, in a Tesla earnings call, the tech mogul has said he will use the company’s upcoming 14A node to make chips for this project. Terafab is Musk’s (one might say) bold venture into making…

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Tarkov lead vows to make the upcoming Fragmentary Order the opposite of Arc Raiders, which he calls an ‘extraction shooter for casual people’

Fragmentary Order is the upcoming hardcore sci-fi extraction shooter led by Escape from Tarkov’s creator, Nikita Buyanov—he’s still working on Tarkov at Battlestate Games, though. But the extraction shooter has changed (in large part due to Arc Raiders) since Tarkov’s eight-year beta period beginning in 2016, and even its full 1.0 release at the end…

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WoW’s latest patch is drowning in bugs, with players worried that Blizzard is struggling to keep its head above water

As a routine World of Warcraft player, I’ve been pretty warm on Midnight—at the very least, the offerings it provided on launch all seemed well put together, with a few asterisks. Those asterisks are starting to bog down the sentences they’re attached to, though, as the game’s latest patch, 12.0.5, is utterly rife with bugs….

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