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Key HDD suppliers WD and Seagate have both allocated their entire 2026 production output for sale, likely worsening PC ...

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EU-South Korea research group is pioneering the the use of photon-based hardware chips to help reduce the energy consumption of artificial intelligence datacentres ...

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