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Samsung's profit craters as demand for phones and memory chips remains low - Vimarsana News

Samsung's profit craters as demand for phones and memory chips remains low

Samsung's semiconductor business isn't doing well. The company reported a record 4.6 trillion won ($3.4 billion) loss from the chip division in the first quarter of 2023,...

Raspberry Pi production remains hamstrung by supply chain issues - Vimarsana News

Raspberry Pi production remains hamstrung by supply chain issues

Back in April, Raspberry Pi chief Ebon Upton said they have been able to consistently build around half a million single-board computer and Compute Module products each...

Happy birthday: Raspberry Pi celebrates 10th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Happy birthday: Raspberry Pi celebrates 10th anniversary

On February 29, 2012, the foundation started accepting orders for its revolutionary $35 microcomputer. The Raspberry Pi sold out within hours, and by the time the team...

Computer Builders' Woes Continue: RAM Prices To Increase 23% - Vimarsana News

Computer Builders' Woes Continue: RAM Prices To Increase 23%

21 April 2021, 12:04 am As if trying to build a gaming computer these days isn't already bad enough, enthusiasts will have to endure one more addition to the GPU shortage. TweakTown reports that prices of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) are due to increase by around 18-23% over the next few months. According to official predictions, the current global chip shortage is not just hurting GPU production, but also DRAM supply. This affects a wide variety of other things such as mobile, graphics, specialty DDR4 (even older-gen DDR3), and server memory. (Photo : Harrison Broadbent ) So for those...

Academics turn RAM into Wi-Fi cards to steal data from air-gapped systems - Vimarsana News

Academics turn RAM into Wi-Fi cards to steal data from air-gapped systems

Named  AIR-FI, the technique is the work of Mordechai Guri, the head of R&D at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, in Israel. Over the last half-decade, Guri has led tens of research projects that investigated stealing data through unconventional methods from air-gapped systems. Also: These types of techniques are what security researchers call " covert data exfiltration channels." They are not techniques to break into computers, but techniques that can be used to steal data in ways defenders aren't expecting. Such data exfiltration channels are not a danger for normal users, but the...

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