Dallin Grimm

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm

AMD is looking to strengthen its position in the race against Nvidia with a new acquisition. The company purchased Enosemi, a company developing photonic integrated circuits. Silicon photonics is seen as a crucial next step into the next era of computing, with many leading tech companies and fabs making steps into photonics over the past year.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm

TSMC's demand for CoWoS chipmaking materials has become so great that it is causing material shortages in the memory market. Mitsubishi Gas Chemical has announced to clients that shipments of raw materials for the production of BT substrate will be heavily delayed due to low supply.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm

(Image credit: Asus, Gigabyte, ASRock, MSI)AMD has halted production on its B650 chipset, according to Chinese tech forum Bobantang. The B650 has been the midrange chipset for the AM5 socket since its introduction in 2022 and has been one of the most popular options for PC users upgrading to AM5 processors. In the original forum post (accessed via ITHome), the author claims that AMD has begun the shutdown stage of B650 production, and has informed its board partners of the change.

2 weeks ago | tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm |Matt Safford

Super Flower has hit Computex in full force this year, showing off a wide suite of new power supplies and other components for those present in Taiwan. As the OEM behind the success of EVGA's acclaimed PSU line, Super Flower has been making a name for itself in the years following EVGA's soft retirement. And while its new 3300W power supplyis the clear star of the show, the rest of its offerings are nothing to sneeze at. Image 1 of 5Super Flower's "Leadex" badge is where our coverage begins.

2 weeks ago | tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm |Matt Safford

Adata launched the new Trusta brand at this year's Computex, seeking to break into the enterprise market with a group of new products geared towards uncompromising performance. Trusta — T7 and T5 SSDsThe inaugural products of the Trusta badge are two new SSD lines: the T7 and T5 families. The T7 line supports several enterprise-exclusive standards, while the T5 series is based on the PCIe Gen4 and SATA III interfaces. Image 1 of 4The T7P5 is the flagship SSD launching from Trusta.