
Jon Martindale
AI editor at Orcaru
Buyer's guide writer at U.S. News & World Report
Writer at Freelance
Vetted Contributor at Forbes
Evergreen Writer, Freelance at Digital Trends
Byline hog. I write for @DigitalTrends @Forbes @lifewiretech @pcworld and a bunch of other places. Self-published author. Indie gamedev. FOD Labour
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extremetech.com | Josh Gulick |Jon Martindale
Credit: TSMC TSMC made clear this week that it has big plans for Fab 21, its Arizona chip manufacturing campus. In an earnings call, TSMC CEO C.C. Wei dismissed reports that the company was considering a joint venture with Intel and laid out the chipmaker’s plans for its burgeoning US presence.
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extremetech.com | Ryan Whitwam |Jon Martindale
Credit: SpaceX SpaceX has changed humanity's relationship with space. Where once we had to painstakingly plan every rocket launch and dump most of the vehicle in the ocean, SpaceX now sends Falcon 9s into orbit at an industrial scale. This reusable rocket regularly deploys dozens of internet satellites and has now completed multiple launches to the International Space Station. NASA has even authorized the Falcon 9 and its Dragon capsule to transport astronauts, a first for private aerospace.
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extremetech.com | Jon Martindale |Devesh Beri
If you have a fancy new RTX 50-series graphics card, or something equally capable, and want to try out Nvidia's impressive Zorah demo for yourself, now you can. Initially unveiled alongside its RTX 50 graphics cards at CES 2025, Nvidia's new demo lets you see how advanced raytracing and neural shaders might make the games of the future look borderline photo realistic. Graphics demos are nothing new in gaming—I still remember being blown away by 3DMark 2001's Matrix-inspired elevator scene.
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extremetech.com | Jon Martindale |Devesh Beri
Credit: HardwareLuxx If you want to pack a lot of graphical power into your next compact gaming PC, Gigabyte's new range of RTX 5060 GPUs may be the cards for you. They use a mere x8 PCIe 5 interface rather than the full x16, allowing them to run on much shorter PCBs. Indeed, the board inside the new RTX 5060 Ti Eagle is just four inches long, despite the full-size cooler design making the card much longer in total.
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extremetech.com | David Cardinal |Devesh Beri |Jon Martindale
The world is being taken by storm by the apparently amazing "superpowers" of the latest generation of large language models (LLMs). Whether you've used DeepSeek, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude, you've almost certainly wondered, "How did they do that?"Artificial intelligence guru Andrej Karpathy has produced one of the best tech videos I've ever watched.
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