A MindStudio report measured much slower native Linux inference on an RTX Spark laptop, linking the gap to GPU power management unavailable in Linux.
Nvidia RTX Spark Encrypted Firmware Slows Inference Speed To 35% On Linux
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Mac At Any Scale
Namespace says it is using MacBooks and custom racks to provide cloud macOS instances for iOS development, citing supply and management challenges.
Need A Thunderbolt Dock? 7 Top Stations For 2027
A buyer’s guide compares seven Thunderbolt docks, from a 14-port Thunderbolt 5 model to older Thunderbolt 3 options. Specifications and compatibility vary.
Could The UGREEN DXP4800 Pro 4-Bay NAS Fit Your AI Setup?
The four-bay DXP4800 Pro combines an Intel Core i3, expandable memory and 10GbE. Its fit depends on your network, storage plans and workload.
The Grid, A Factory-scale Robot In Massachusetts That Builds PCBs On Demand
CircuitHub says its Massachusetts robot has made circuit boards for customers for five years and plans to expand capacity as demand outpaces production.
PsiQuantum Unveils Optical Circuit Switch For AI Data Centers
PsiQuantum reports an 8×8 optical switch demo with 1.2 dB insertion loss and under 3 ms reconfiguration, and is sharing samples with selected customers.
8 Best Portable SSDs For Speed, Durability, And Value In 2027
A buyer’s guide to eight portable SSD picks, based on speed, durability, capacity and price—with caveats about compatibility and sustained transfers.
Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 KVM Switch: A Holiday Desk Upgrade
A practical holiday-season review of the Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 KVM Switch, from high-resolution display support to compatibility trade-offs.
Li Auto, SenseTime-Linked Chip Firms Raise 11.2 Billion Yuan In 2024
A eu.36kr.com headline reports 11.2 billion yuan in 2024 fundraising, but the firms, deals and calculation are not detailed in the available material.
10 Best AI Gaming Motherboards For Performance And Value In 2027
A 10-board roundup favors AM5 for new gaming PCs, while noting where premium connectivity matters and where mid-range boards can save money.
