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Pandemic had real lasting impact on cognitive function in over-50s, study finds

Researchers found cognitive function and working memory in older people declined more rapidly during the pandemic

The Independent UK

Harness the power of next-gen memory solutions with CFexpress Type B SILVER Series cards from Lexar

CFexpress Type B SILVER Series cards from Lexar offer next-gen performance with read and write speeds that are lightning-fast.

Digital Camera World

Software greatest piece to unlock unknown potential of IMSA’s GTP cars

No manufacturer was without learnings and teething issues, which created one of the most intense title bouts in recent memory.

Motorsport

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Chinese Memory Maker Gets $2 Billion Govt Fund Infusion

A possible sister company of CXMT received $2 billion from the Big Fund to build a fab.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD's next-gen console-like Strix Halo super APU said to be delayed until 2025

Its smaller Strix Point sibling pushed out a few quarters, too.

PC Gamer

Everything new for Microsoft Teams in October 2023

A new Microsoft Teams experience is here, promising better performance while using less memory. A long list of new features also shipped to the platform last month.

Windows Central

Apple Patent Shows GPU Dynamic Caching Has Been in Development For Years

Key technology behind Apple's M3 processors has been developed years ago.

Tom’s Hardware

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Organizing specialist Dr. Regina Lark's 4 golden rules for getting rid of sentimental clutter

Organizing specialist, Dr. Regina Lark explains how to get rid of sentimental clutter, the benefits and how to encourage children to do so

Homes & Gardens

We built a 'brain' from tiny silver wires. It learns in real time, more efficiently than computer-based AI

The world is infatuated with artificial intelligence (AI), and for good reason. AI systems can process vast quantities of data in a seemingly superhuman way.

The Conversation

Riding nanowires 'on the fly' for instant intelligence

University of Sydney researchers say they have made a breakthrough in developing speedy, low-energy machine intelligence.

AAP

Kids help people living with dementia make colourful new memories

Kids and participants of a finer vintage forged new friendships.

Newcastle Herald

MacBook Pro M3 vs MacBook Pro M3 Pro: Which one should you buy?

Here's everything you need to know when deciding whether to buy the new entry-level MacBook Pro M3 for $1,599 or pay more to upgrade to the more powerful model with an M3 Pro chip.

Tom’s Guide

The 3 big ways the Apple M3 chips will change Mac gaming forever

Apple's ScaryFast Event brought some true delights, including the M3 chip line that could transform Mac gaming.

TechRadar

China's Blacklisted YMTC Ships World-Leading 232-Layer 3D QLC NAND

YMTC first to ship 232-layer 3D QLC NAND memory, ahead of Micron, SK Hynix, and Solidigm.

Tom’s Hardware

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Inverse

M3 vs. M3 Pro MacBook Pro: 7 Big Differences You Should Know Before You Buy

Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 chip is more affordable at $1,599, but there are actually a few key differences that might make the $1,999 M3 Pro model a better laptop.

TV Tech

Pearl TV: ATSC 3.0 to Reach 75% Penetration with Chicago Launch

Consortium focuses on set tops/dongles to promote NextGen TV adoption

Radio France Internationale

Olympics 1972: Tragic hostage-taking casts deep shadow over Munich Olympics

In 1972, at the height of the Cold War, the Federal Republic of Germany hosted the 20th Olympic Games in Munich. While the West German government wanted to use the "Games of Peace and Joy" to forget the memory of the Olympic Games organised by Adolf Hitler in Berlin in…

The Guardian - UK

Britons go map-crazy, with geographical games and books becoming bestsellers

London tube game Metro Memory is a surprise hit, with geography books also finding favour with readers

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The Independent UK

Sir Patrick Stewart says he ‘grieves’ his ‘non-existent’ relationship with his two children

’Not a day goes by that I’m not pained by the memory of my children,’ the ‘Star Trek’ actor revealed

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Are you sharp-eyed to find the chameleon hiding among parrots?

Our ability to concentrate and think spatially is improved, and our cognitive and problem-solving abilities are strengthened by brain teasers. It helps with short-term memory issues, increases mental acuity, and fortifies the connections between brain cells. This brain teaser that will assess your ability to analyze qualitative information and your…

AnandTech

Western Digital to Split HDD and NAND Businesses

Western Digital has announced its decision to split its hard disk drive and NAND memory businesses, creating two separate public companies. According to the company, the change is aimed at refining the focus and operational efficiency of each business segment. The separation, planned to be tax-free, is slated for completion…

iMore

M3 iMac vs M1 iMac: It's what's inside that matters

The new M3 iMac is a big leap ahead of the previous model - but in what way?

The Guardian - UK

Nobody Has to Know review – whimsical tale of gentle deceit in the Outer Hebrides

Bouli Lanners’ picturesque setting makes room for a lonely woman to take advantage of memory loss and kid the victim they had been lovers

AnandTech

Crucial T500 Gen4 NVMe SSD: New Flagship Melds Micron 232L 3D TLC and Phison E25

Crucial is unveiling its latest addition to its Gen4 consumer NVMe SSD lineup today - the T500 PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 NVMe SSD. It takes over flagship duties from the Crucial P5 Plus in this category. The company had started to put focus on the high-end consumer SSD segment earlier…

Inverse

Apple’s 14 and 16-Inch MacBook Pros Come in Black for the First Time in 15 Years

Powered by the new M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips, Apple's newest MacBook Pros are its most powerful laptops yet aimed at creative professionals. The 14-inch laptop now starts at a more affordable $1,599.

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