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Samsung And SK Hynix Launch Huge $518 Billion Chip Plant Expansion

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By Zak Killian Verified
| HotHardware Verified
The global AI boom has just triggered what may be the largest infrastructure investment in tech history. In late June, the South Korean government announced a staggering, coordinated initiative alongside memory chip titans Samsung Electronics and SK hynix to drastically expand the nation's semiconductor manufacturing capabilities. Specifically, Korean President Lee Jae Myung stated that the goal is to double Korea's DRAM production capacity within 5 years.
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Intel Nova Lake Leak Reveals Mid-Range CPUs With Massive Cache

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By Zak Killian Verified
| HotHardware Verified
While Intel's latest Core Ultra 200 Plus CPUs are highly compelling across a wide range of applications, in the hard-core gaming market, AMD's 3D V-Cache CPUs are largely untouched. It's been well-known for a bit now that Intel was taking a "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" philosophy with its next-gen Nova Lake CPUs, adding massive last-level cache (literally called bLLC, or Big Last Level Cache) to some chips to improve gaming performance.
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Philips Evnia Launches First Triple-Mode IPS Monitors At Up To A Blistering 540Hz

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By Zak Killian Verified
| HotHardware Verified
Just when you thought the display industry had run out of ways to slice the refresh-rate pie, Philips comes along to tell us that dual-mode monitors are yesterday's news. Enter the new Evnia M4 lineup, specifically the 27M4N3500PT and its slightly more premium sibling, the 27M4N5500PT, which boast what the marketing department is calling the world's first triple-mode Fast IPS gaming monitor.
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