Not much is known about Ryzen 3, as AMD has been slow in releasing details on the Zen chips prior to their release. However, as usual, information is leaking out, and one motherboard manufacturer has divulged some details about Ryzen 3.
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Just how much is SpaceX actually saving with its reused Falcon 9 rockets? You might expect it to not be much, given that the SES-10 launch is the first time they’ve reused a rocket thus far. But SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell said the cost of refurbishing the Falcon 9 rocket was “substantially less than half” what it would have cost to build a new one. Read More
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Logitech built a new compact mechanical keyboard for pro eSports athletes with loads of speed and customization features. But can it compete in the arena?
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Creators Update is hitting the masses in April but there are two methods you can use to grab the update before everyone else. This is done via Microsoft’s yet-to-be-released revamped Upgrade Assistant tool, or with an ISO file.
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After four years underground, Bertha reaches daylight. The post After 4 Years, Seattle’s Giant Tunneling Machine Finally Breaks Through appeared first on WIRED.
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After becoming the target of an online protest, the company pulls the controversial commercial.
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The online response to the soda company’s now-pulled marketing video was surprisingly refreshing. The post Pepsi’s Kendall Jenner Ad Was So Awful It Did the Impossible: It United the Internet appeared first on WIRED.
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Gene drives, powered by Crispr, promise to wipe out mosquito-borne diseases. But first they’ll have to beat nature at her own game: evolution. The post Creating Zika-Proof Mosquitoes Means Rigging Natural Selection appeared first on WIRED.
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Udacity’s self-driving car program has been focused on training engineers and helping progress the field with open source contributions, but now Udacity Vice President Oliver Cameron is striking out with a new company called Voyage, which was born out of Udacity’s autonomous efforts. Voyage wants to put self-driving cars on the road as part of a fleet of taxis, created using… Read More
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Hundreds were reportedly rejected for prior offenses, some of which were violent in nature.
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