Collaborate Disseminate
Writing for Hackaday can be somewhat hazardous. Sure, we don’t often have to hide from angry spies or corporate thugs. But we do often write about something and then want …read more Continue reading Slicing and Dicing the Bits: CPU Design the Old Fashioned Way
Today, we’ll look into yet another standard in the embedded space: MXM. It stands for “Mobile PCI Express Module”, and is basically intended as a GPU interface for laptops with …read more Continue reading MXM: Powerful, Misused, Hackable
AMD revealed today its new Ryzen Pro 8000 Series desktop CPUs and Ryzen Pro 8040 Series mobile chips for new commercial AI PCs shipping in Q2 2024.
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Two variants of Xeon 6 processors are coming later this year, Intel announced at the Intel Vision 2024 conference. Continue reading Intel Vision 2024 Offers New Look at Gaudi 3 AI Chip
New Ahoi attacks Heckler and WeSee target AMD SEV-SNP and Intel TDX with malicious interrupts to hack confidential VMs.
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AMD plans to document and open source its Micro Engine Scheduler (MES) firmware for GPUs, giving users more control over Radeon graphics cards. From a report: It’s part of a larger effort AMD confirmed earlier this week about making its GPUs more open … Continue reading AMD To Open Source Micro Engine Scheduler Firmware For Radeon GPUs
A new Rowhammer attack named ZenHammer has been demonstrated against DRAM on systems with AMD CPUs, including DDR5.
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Intel and AMD publish 10 new security advisories this Patch Tuesday to inform customers about vulnerabilities impacting their products.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: AMD announced this week that it has ceased FreeSync certification for monitors or TVs whose maximum refresh rates are under 144 Hz. Previously, FreeSync monitors and TVs could have refresh rates as… Continue reading AMD Stops Certifying Monitors, TVs Under 144 Hz For FreeSync
What do the HP-1000 and the DEC VAX 11/730 have in common with the video games Tempest and Battlezone? More than you might think. All of those machines, along with …read more Continue reading The 1970s Computer: A Slice of Computing