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Nvidia's RTX Spark N1X launches in October for laptops and desktops — 18 or 20 CPU cores, paired with 5,120 or6,144 CUDA cores, up to 128GB of unified memory

Systems with Nvidia's RTX Spark N1X chips will launch in October in mini PCs and laptops, with the chips coming in two configurations.

Tom’s Hardware

Psychology says if devotional songs give you goosebumps and make you emotional, your brain may be responding to more than faith

A devotional song can feel especially powerful because of its connection to autobiographical memory. Music is closely tied to personal experiences, particularly when a song has been heard repeatedly during emotionally meaningful moments or important periods of life. Research suggests that music can trigger vivid autobiographical memories, sometimes bringing back…

The Economic Times

Perez Hilton Health Update: Blogger Reportedly Suffers Memory Loss and Asks for Katy Perry in Hospital

Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton is reportedly experiencing memory loss, believing it's 2016, after a hospitalisation under Florida's Baker Act. Friends express concern over his mental health and career

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'It should be a very special, if emotional, occasion' – memorial race to be held for Finlay Tarling in Wales

The final round of the Llandow Revival Series will raise funds in the teenager's memory

Cycling Weekly

Psychology says women who bruise without remembering why may have this surprising attention pattern

Psychology offers one possible explanation for why people may not remember this part of the experience. Attention is limited, and the brain does not constantly monitor every sensation or minor event occurring throughout the body.

The Economic Times

Apple iPhone 18 Pro expected to get a huge graphics boost, said to be 18% faster than current model

Recent leaks have unveiled that Apple's anticipated A20 Pro chip could sport a larger GPU compared to its predecessors. Additionally, it appears set to incorporate a faster memory interface, aimed at enhancing graphics performance. While retaining a six-core CPU configuration, the A20 Pro might feature an upgraded efficiency core cache,…

The Economic Times

Why China’s Memory Chip Breakthrough Won't Crash the Market

Despite China's memory chip advances and recent stock declines, Micron and Western Digital have capacity sold out for years under binding contracts, insulating margins from near-term competition.

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Australian science prize awarded to researcher studying memory accuracy of domestic violence survivors

Helen Paterson’s work on advancing how police and courts understand memory is recognised in prestigious Eureka prizes

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Microsoft wants to make Windows 11 'secure by default' — but some gamers are up in arms about this security feature that 'wrecks' their frame rates

Some gamers are up in arms, while others believe that this security feature is a must-have for keeping their PC safe.

TechRadar

AI agents can now remember and hackers can ‘poison’ their memories — a new cybersecurity threat

Artificial intelligence systems are starting to do more than answer questions. New AI “agents” can remember information from previous interactions, plan a series of steps and use digital tools to complete tasks.

The Conversation

Quote of the day by German philosopher Walter Benjamin: “To articulate what is past does not mean to recognize ‘how it really was’...” — Life lessons from an inspiring quote on memory, crisis, perception, trauma, self-doubt, identity, resilience, and survival from history’s most visionary philosopher

Quote of the day by Walter Benjamin suggests that remembering the past is an act of self-preservation rather than mere nostalgia. During times of failure, conflict, or deep uncertainty, our sudden recollections help us make sense of immediate personal turmoil. The article outlines practical ways to build perspective, reclaim emotional…

The Economic Times

In Italy, some restaurants let diners take their plates home: The 60-year tradition that turned plates into souvenirs

Imagine finishing a meal at an Italian restaurant and leaving with the plate on which your food was served. It sounds unusual, but for more than six decades, a group of Italian restaurants has turned this simple piece of tableware into a lasting souvenir. Known as the Piatti del Buon…

The Times of India

Researchers trained 8 crows to use a vending machine, then removed the model they had been copying; 6 of 8 succeeded, suggesting crows can rely on memory alone

Wild crows demonstrated remarkable memory by recreating tool sizes without visual cues. These birds operated a special vending machine, learning to produce specific paper piece dimensions. After the visual template was removed, six out of eight crows still made the correct size. This suggests crows form mental images and reconstruct…

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who focus on one thing at a time aren't less productive: What this behavior may reveal?

Psychology says people who focus on one thing at a time aren't losing time by avoiding multitasking. Cognitive science shows that the brain switches attention between tasks instead of handling them at the same time. Single-tasking can reduce mental fatigue, lower errors and support memory. The behavior is linked to…

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Microsoft will expand Windows 11 Memory Integrity feature to more PCs starting in October — security feature reduces gaming performance on some systems

Microsoft will begin enabling Memory Integrity by default on more eligible Windows PCs through quality updates in October, expanding kernel-level protection while preserving existing opt-outs for users who previously disabled the feature.

Barchart

How to Play SKHY Stock as SK hynix Looks to Build a New Plant in Japan

SK hynix could be laying the groundwork for its next growth phase with its potential Japan expansion. Is SKHY now a buy, sell, or hold?

Tom’s Hardware

Samsung teases new HBM5 with twice the performance of HBM4E —ambitious data transfer rates could hint at 4,096-bit interface

Samsung expects HBM5 to deliver 4 TB/s of bandwidth per stack by late 2020s, which will enable AI accelerators with aggregated memory bandwidth of around 100 TB/s.

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92 Retro Tech Photos That Capture The ’80s In All Their Glorious Weirdness

Turning back the clock and looking at the technology of the past is a wild ride. You can simultaneously recognize familiar design features while still standing in awe of all the innovations packed inside the product. We hope you’re feeling nostalgic today because we’ve got a treat for you! We…

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Microsoft promises to make more Windows 11 PCs secure by default next month: Announces automatic memory integrity protection enablement on more devices

Microsoft's kernel level security feature will be automatically enabled on eligible PCs starting next month.

Tom’s Hardware

Acer launches seven new gaming monitors across Nitro and Predator families — tri-mode panels, QD-OLEDs, Mini LEDs, 1,000 Hz, and more

Acer has seven new gaming monitors, including a 1,000 Hz 1080p beast

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Why Was Dandakaranya Called the Forest of Punishment?

What if one of the most famous forests connected with the Ramayana began with the downfall of a king? Traditional accounts tell a dramatic story involving King Danda, the youngest son of King Ikshvaku, a prosperous kingdom called Madhumanta and the powerful sage Shukracharya. A serious wrongdoing by the king…

Times Life

Why Pranayama Restores Mental Focus and Concentration Faster Than Any Digital Break

The Problem With Stepping Away From Your ScreenA ten-minute walk to the kitchen, a scroll through Instagram, a cup of chai, these are the digital breaks most people take when their concentration collapses mid-afternoon. None of them work the way people think they do. The reason is physiological. When sustained…

Times Life

Why a Monsoon Train Ride Through the Western Ghats Is the Best Mental Detox in India

The signal drops before you doYour phone loses network somewhere between Karjat and Khopoli, and for a moment you reach for it reflexively, the way you'd reach for a glass that isn't there. Then the train curves into the first tunnel and the carriage goes dark except for the pale…

Times Life

What the Samudra Manthan Really Teaches About Suffering, Consciousness, and Transformation

The Ocean Was Never the PointYou have heard the story. The devas and asuras wrap Vasuki, the great serpent, around Mount Mandara and use it as a churning rod. They pull from opposite ends, plunging the mountain into the cosmic ocean, and they churn. What rises from that ocean is…

Times Life

What Your Deep Sleep Cycles Reveal About Brain Health, Memory, and Cognitive Aging

The Brain's Cleaning Shift Only Runs at NightDuring deep sleep, specifically the slow-wave stage that dominates the first half of the night, your brain activates a waste-clearance system called the glymphatic network. Cerebrospinal fluid pulses through channels around your neurons, flushing out metabolic byproducts that build up during waking hours.…

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