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Ethereum today successfully transited its last testnet, Goerli, towards the final code to be implemented in mainnet. The software update to Ethereums Virtual Machine will enable the transition to Pro

Nvidia stocks fell by 10% in after-hours trading after the company outlined its Q1 results and reduced expectations for Q2.

In 2017, ETH rose from $10 to $800, driving demand for Nvidia graphics cards.

Intel is set to enter the Bitcoin mining business. No this doesn’t mean that it will set up mining farms, though it probably could if it wanted to. Rather, Intel is set to produce a bitcoin mining ASIC (application specific integrated circuit). The report comes via Tom’s Hardware stating that Intel is set to unveil its ‘Bonanza Mine’ chip for mining Bitcoin at the upcoming International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC). Earlier today, F...

The Nvidia RTX 3080 12GB will be released in 2022, and here's everything you should know about it.

Nvidia expects the great GPU shortage to last well into 2022. The company is now warning of supply constraints for the vast majority of next year.

Nvidia’s new flagship GPU is the RTX 3080 Ti. This card ships with 12GB of VRAM instead of the 10GB found on the RTX 3080.

May 27, 2021 In the niche world of customers for high-end semiconductors, a bitter feud is pitting bitcoin miners against hardcore gamers. At issue is the latest line of NVIDIA graphics cards—powerful, cutting-edge chips with the computational might to display the most advanced video game graphics on the market. Gamers want the chips so they can experience ultra-realistic lighting effects in their favorite games. But they can’t get their hands on NVIDIA cards, because miners are buying them...

NVIDIA RTX 3090 - GA102-300-A1 -> GA102-302-A1 NVIDIA RTX 3080 - GA102-200-A1 -> GA102-202-A1 NVIDIA RTX 3070 - GA104-300-A1 -> GA104-302-A1 NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti - GA104-200-A1 -> GA104-202-A1 NVIDIA RTX 3060 - GA106-300-A1 -> GA106-302-A1 The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 standard variants were able to deliver up to 100-110 MH/s in ETH while the RTX 3070 nets you around 55-60 MH/s in ETH. But with half hash rate, you can expect an RTX 3080 to end up around a 3070 deliver less than 50 MH/s & the 3070 t...