TSMC's latest bank report is exactly as you'd expect it to be: mo' wafers, mo' money

TSMC’s latest bank report is exactly as you’d expect it to be: mo’ wafers, mo’ money

While AI’s explosive growth hasn’t been good news for consumers, because it’s directly caused the global memory crisis, but it sure does keep manufacturers exceedingly busy. Case in point, TSMC has revealed profits that both blow past its original projections and smash earlier records. TSMC had previously issued guidance to its investors predicting that it…

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Wikipedia turns 25, still boasting zero ads and over 7 billion visitors per month despite the rise of AI and threats of government repression

As reported by Tom’s Hardware, the ubiquitous, nonprofit, user-driven reference site Wikipedia celebrated its 25th anniversary on January 15. Though threatened by AI and censorious repression in the US and UK, Wikipedia remains a staggering achievement and a rare bright spot on the modern internet. As Tom’s Hardware pointed out, Wikipedia founder and public face…

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UK: Police’s Cyber Crime Unit recommends two-factor authentication after Nintendo Switch breach

Nintendo revealed yesterday that around 160,000 Nintendo Accounts were accessed by third parties and has encouraged people to use two-factor authentication on their accounts. UK-based publication The Dorset Echo spoke to Dorset Police’s Cyber Crime Unit about the breach who have reiterated Nintendo’s stance and have advised consumers to do the following: “If you have…

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