#cpu — Public Fediverse posts
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RT @wccftech: Die Nachfrage nach CPUs steigt, die Lieferzeiten explodieren auf 25-30 Wochen, während Analysten über das Ausmaß der von Meta Muse erzeugten Nachfrage debattieren. 🔗 https://t.co/Wfd47DZ08g https://t.co/S2mzgwaHG8
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#CPU #Demand #MetaMuse #Semiconductor #SupplyChain #TechNews #arint_info
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RT @wccftech: Die Nachfrage nach CPUs steigt, die Lieferzeiten explodieren auf 25-30 Wochen, während Analysten über das Ausmaß der von Meta Muse erzeugten Nachfrage debattieren. 🔗 https://t.co/Wfd47DZ08g https://t.co/S2mzgwaHG8
mehr auf Arint.info
#CPU #Demand #MetaMuse #Semiconductor #SupplyChain #TechNews #arint_info
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RT @wccftech: Die Nachfrage nach CPUs steigt, die Lieferzeiten explodieren auf 25-30 Wochen, während Analysten über das Ausmaß der von Meta Muse erzeugten Nachfrage debattieren. 🔗 https://t.co/Wfd47DZ08g https://t.co/S2mzgwaHG8
mehr auf Arint.info
#CPU #Demand #MetaMuse #Semiconductor #SupplyChain #TechNews #arint_info
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RT @wccftech: Die Nachfrage nach CPUs steigt, die Lieferzeiten explodieren auf 25-30 Wochen, während Analysten über das Ausmaß der von Meta Muse erzeugten Nachfrage debattieren. 🔗 https://t.co/Wfd47DZ08g https://t.co/S2mzgwaHG8
mehr auf Arint.info
#CPU #Demand #MetaMuse #Semiconductor #SupplyChain #TechNews #arint_info
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RT @wccftech: Die Nachfrage nach CPUs steigt, die Lieferzeiten explodieren auf 25-30 Wochen, während Analysten über das Ausmaß der von Meta Muse erzeugten Nachfrage debattieren. 🔗 https://t.co/Wfd47DZ08g https://t.co/S2mzgwaHG8
mehr auf Arint.info
#CPU #Demand #MetaMuse #Semiconductor #SupplyChain #TechNews #arint_info
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A new agreement between #Akamai Technologies and #Anthropic calls for #CPU infrastructure that can fit within conventional co-location facilities, affirming that a distributed data center model is emerging for #AI workloads.
My colleague Shane Snider has the upshot for #datacenter operators: https://www.techtarget.com/it-infrastructure/news/366651495/Akamais-potential-20B-Anthropic-deal-scales-AI-beyond-GPUs
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A new agreement between #Akamai Technologies and #Anthropic calls for #CPU infrastructure that can fit within conventional co-location facilities, affirming that a distributed data center model is emerging for #AI workloads.
My colleague Shane Snider has the upshot for #datacenter operators: https://www.techtarget.com/it-infrastructure/news/366651495/Akamais-potential-20B-Anthropic-deal-scales-AI-beyond-GPUs
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A new agreement between #Akamai Technologies and #Anthropic calls for #CPU infrastructure that can fit within conventional co-location facilities, affirming that a distributed data center model is emerging for #AI workloads.
My colleague Shane Snider has the upshot for #datacenter operators: https://www.techtarget.com/it-infrastructure/news/366651495/Akamais-potential-20B-Anthropic-deal-scales-AI-beyond-GPUs
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A new agreement between #Akamai Technologies and #Anthropic calls for #CPU infrastructure that can fit within conventional co-location facilities, affirming that a distributed data center model is emerging for #AI workloads.
My colleague Shane Snider has the upshot for #datacenter operators: https://www.techtarget.com/it-infrastructure/news/366651495/Akamais-potential-20B-Anthropic-deal-scales-AI-beyond-GPUs
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A new agreement between #Akamai Technologies and #Anthropic calls for #CPU infrastructure that can fit within conventional co-location facilities, affirming that a distributed data center model is emerging for #AI workloads.
My colleague Shane Snider has the upshot for #datacenter operators: https://www.techtarget.com/it-infrastructure/news/366651495/Akamais-potential-20B-Anthropic-deal-scales-AI-beyond-GPUs
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/719676/ Intel Pentium III – odkryto, że pomiar oporu elektrycznego między pinami pozwala przewidzieć potencjał OC procesora #celeron #coppermine #cpu #informacje #Intel #MikroarchitekturaP6 #Nauka #NaukaITechnika #NaukaTechnika #oc #overclocing #Pentium3 #PL #podkręcanie #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #procesor #retro #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #ScienceTechnology #Technika #Technology #tualatin
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My daughter who has schizophrenia and some paranoia bought an old and beat up Dell 960 desktop computer without a hard drive on eBay. She wants a legacy computer because she thinks it is more secure than a newer computer and it is pointless to try convincing her otherwise. After reseating the two loose memory cards, I was able to successfully boot up Linux Mint Cinnamon from a USB drive as shown in the attached image. I can access the Linux Mint menu using the Windows key, but for some reason a USB mouse is not working. I am going to try using a dedicated mouse port instead to see if that works.
I have attached a photo of two unused cables that I assume are for the missing hard drive. Am I wrong? One of the cables is damaged and I may have to replace it. I am obviously not a hardware guy and am just stumbling my way through this. If I buy a 3.5 Dell SATA hard drive, can I expect it to plug and play (if I replace the damaged cable)? Or, is it more complicated than that?
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My daughter who has schizophrenia and some paranoia bought an old and beat up Dell 960 desktop computer without a hard drive on eBay. She wants a legacy computer because she thinks it is more secure than a newer computer and it is pointless to try convincing her otherwise. After reseating the two loose memory cards, I was able to successfully boot up Linux Mint Cinnamon from a USB drive as shown in the attached image. I can access the Linux Mint menu using the Windows key, but for some reason a USB mouse is not working. I am going to try using a dedicated mouse port instead to see if that works.
I have attached a photo of two unused cables that I assume are for the missing hard drive. Am I wrong? One of the cables is damaged and I may have to replace it. I am obviously not a hardware guy and am just stumbling my way through this. If I buy a 3.5 Dell SATA hard drive, can I expect it to plug and play (if I replace the damaged cable)? Or, is it more complicated than that?
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My daughter who has schizophrenia and some paranoia bought an old and beat up Dell 960 desktop computer without a hard drive on eBay. She wants a legacy computer because she thinks it is more secure than a newer computer and it is pointless to try convincing her otherwise. After reseating the two loose memory cards, I was able to successfully boot up Linux Mint Cinnamon from a USB drive as shown in the attached image. I can access the Linux Mint menu using the Windows key, but for some reason a USB mouse is not working. I am going to try using a dedicated mouse port instead to see if that works.
I have attached a photo of two unused cables that I assume are for the missing hard drive. Am I wrong? One of the cables is damaged and I may have to replace it. I am obviously not a hardware guy and am just stumbling my way through this. If I buy a 3.5 Dell SATA hard drive, can I expect it to plug and play (if I replace the damaged cable)? Or, is it more complicated than that?
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My daughter who has schizophrenia and some paranoia bought an old and beat up Dell 960 desktop computer without a hard drive on eBay. She wants a legacy computer because she thinks it is more secure than a newer computer and it is pointless to try convincing her otherwise. After reseating the two loose memory cards, I was able to successfully boot up Linux Mint Cinnamon from a USB drive as shown in the attached image. I can access the Linux Mint menu using the Windows key, but for some reason a USB mouse is not working. I am going to try using a dedicated mouse port instead to see if that works.
I have attached a photo of two unused cables that I assume are for the missing hard drive. Am I wrong? One of the cables is damaged and I may have to replace it. I am obviously not a hardware guy and am just stumbling my way through this. If I buy a 3.5 Dell SATA hard drive, can I expect it to plug and play (if I replace the damaged cable)? Or, is it more complicated than that?
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My daughter who has schizophrenia and some paranoia bought an old and beat up Dell 960 desktop computer without a hard drive on eBay. She wants a legacy computer because she thinks it is more secure than a newer computer and it is pointless to try convincing her otherwise. After reseating the two loose memory cards, I was able to successfully boot up Linux Mint Cinnamon from a USB drive as shown in the attached image. I can access the Linux Mint menu using the Windows key, but for some reason a USB mouse is not working. I am going to try using a dedicated mouse port instead to see if that works.
I have attached a photo of two unused cables that I assume are for the missing hard drive. Am I wrong? One of the cables is damaged and I may have to replace it. I am obviously not a hardware guy and am just stumbling my way through this. If I buy a 3.5 Dell SATA hard drive, can I expect it to plug and play (if I replace the damaged cable)? Or, is it more complicated than that?
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What makes a processor the right choice? It depends on the workload.
x86, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch can serve different needs, while #Linux provides a consistent operating environment across different architectures.Read Simone Bertulli’s article to learn more: https://lpi.org/m2on
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What makes a processor the right choice? It depends on the workload.
x86, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch can serve different needs, while #Linux provides a consistent operating environment across different architectures.Read Simone Bertulli’s article to learn more: https://lpi.org/m2on
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What makes a processor the right choice? It depends on the workload.
x86, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch can serve different needs, while #Linux provides a consistent operating environment across different architectures.Read Simone Bertulli’s article to learn more: https://lpi.org/m2on
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What makes a processor the right choice? It depends on the workload.
x86, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch can serve different needs, while #Linux provides a consistent operating environment across different architectures.Read Simone Bertulli’s article to learn more: https://lpi.org/m2on
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What makes a processor the right choice? It depends on the workload.
x86, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch can serve different needs, while #Linux provides a consistent operating environment across different architectures.Read Simone Bertulli’s article to learn more: https://lpi.org/m2on
