SK hynix announces the world's first 48GB 16-Hi HBM3E memory — Next-gen PCIe 6.0 SSDs and UFS 5.0 storage are also in the works

At the SK AI Summit 2024,SK hynixCEO took the stage and revealed the industry’s first 16-Hi HBM3E memory - beating both Samsung and Micron to the punch. With the development of HBM4 going strong, SK hynix prepared a 16-layer version of its HBM3E offerings to ensure “technological stability” and aims to offer samples as early as next year. A few weeks ago, SK hynix unveiled a12-Hi variantof its HBM3E memory - securing contracts from AMD (MI325X) and Nvidia (Blackwell Ultra)....

July 10, 2025 · 3 min · 519 words · Rhonda Morrison

SK hynix's superb 2TB P41 Gen 4 SSD is now just $124 for Memorial Day

It’s been available for a good few years now, and the Platinum P41 from SK hynix is still a solid choice for a Gen 4 SSD for gaming and other applications. We test a lot of SSDs at Tom’s Hardware, and at the time this drive was released onto the market, it was the best 2TB SSD that we had tested in our suite of benchmarking tests. Easily beating the competition to become our top pick for thebest SSD....

July 10, 2025 · 2 min · 413 words · Dean Waters

Solved: This Message Has Not Been Downloaded From the Server

The error prompt “This message has not been downloaded from the server” usually pops up when you attempt to open an email in your inbox or email that is moved to other folders. This error denotes the mail message you are trying to open has failed to download from the server. This issue has mostly affected iOS 13 users. However, some users with the latest versions have also reported this issue....

July 10, 2025 · 3 min · 445 words · Thomas Schneider

Startups are raking in up to $85,000 per day by recycling gold and copper from electronics thrown in the trash — e-waste 'gold mining' efforts are expanding

Did you know that the materials inside your old, outdated TV, laptop, desktop, and other electronic devices contain precious metals such as gold and copper? According toBusiness Insider, small startups are cashing in on the untapped potential of the e-waste industry, making as much as $85,000 per day recycling old electronic circuit boards. The initiatives will also likely continue to expand — worldwide, there’s a projected $55-$60 billion worth of precious metals inside abandoned circuit boards just waiting to be collected....

July 10, 2025 · 3 min · 545 words · Michelle Stephenson

The coolest stuff at Rapid + TCT 2024, the world's largest 3D printing event — Our first look at new 3D printers, filaments, and more

This week, the world gathered at the Los Angeles Convention Center for a three-day run of North America’s largest 3D printing event, theRapid + TCT 2024. With a focus on manufacturing and industry-level 3D printers, you might not think there’s anything for the average consumer to see, but you’d be wrong. All thebest 3D printermakers turned out to showcase their newest wares, from Prusa, Elegoo, Formlabs, and Polymaker, to name a few....

July 10, 2025 · 5 min · 889 words · Meredith Mcbride

These essential Xbox Series X|S console storage expansion cards are a must-have at October Prime Day prices

The latest games consoles have features that include Quick Start, or Quick Resume, and that’s because gamers hate waiting around for things when they could be spending that lost time gaming. Well… the same applies to downloading your games - you can just make do with the default SSD drive space and uninstall/reinstall your games when needed, but if you don’t have a superfast fiber internet connection then you could be waiting many hours for your games to download....

July 10, 2025 · 2 min · 422 words · Danielle Hill

These Raspberry Pi Zero-powered AR goggles were made from scratch

People have toyed with the idea of AR (Augmented Reality) glasses for a long time and we’ll probably end up with something commercially practical before too long. Until then, we’ve got brilliant makers like Miroslav Kotalík who are filling in the gaps by developing their own using our favorite SBC—theRaspberry Pi—to make them a reality. What’s really impressive here is how Kotalík has developed the entire system from scratch,even the lenses....

July 10, 2025 · 2 min · 426 words · Jessica Green

Ultimate Guide to Understanding Power Supply Efficiency

Power supply efficiency is the amount of power that a power supply unit (PSU) can convert from the AC power from the outlet into DC power, which is used by your computer components. PSUs are never 100% efficient, meaning not all the power they draw from the outlet is converted into usable power. Some of it gets lost, mainly in the form of heat. The efficiency of a PSU is the percentage of the AC input power that’s converted to DC output power....

July 10, 2025 · 5 min · 991 words · Barbara Miller

WD announces enterprise 128TB SSD, 8TB SD cards, and a 16TB external SSD at FMS 2024

Western Digital (WD)announceda raft of interesting new storage solutions at the ongoing Future of Memory and Storage Conference (FMS 2024). The products are intended to drive storage forward in the data center, client, automotive, and consumer segments. Three particular announcements caught our eye: a BiCS8 flash 128TB high-capacity QLC enterprise SSD (eSSD), new SD cards in 8TB capacities, and a 16TB external SSD for consumers.Looking at the 128TB eSSD first, this very high capacity drive will be demonstrated at FMS 2024, presumably at WD’s Booth 607 at the Santa Clara venue....

July 10, 2025 · 3 min · 462 words · Jose Rush

Western Digital loses over $310 million lawsuit for patent infringement — data security patent used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash cards

According toReuters,Western Digitalhas been ordered to pay $315.7 million in damages for violating a patent related to data encryption technology owned by SPEX Technologies. The patents originate from the company Spyrus and largely cover data encryption technologies originally used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash devices. A California federal jury found that several of Western Digital’s self-encrypting storage devices infringed on a patent owned by SPEX Technologies, which acquired patents from a company called Spyrus....

July 10, 2025 · 2 min · 379 words · Samantha Miller

Xbox Series S styled toaster turns up at Walmart – toasts the Xbox logo directly onto your bread

Microsofthas rolled out an Xbox Series S Toaster to go with itsfridge. Video gaming Twitter stalwartWario64noticed that this Xbox Series S styled toaster appeared on Walmart’s web store,priced at $39.99. The appliance’s likeness to anXbox Series Sis hard to criticize, and beyond the humdrum single slot / two (small) slice toasting functionality this device will burn an Xbox sphere logo on your bread. “Achievement Unlocked: Optimal Carb Experience,” reads the jocular introductory product blurb on Walmart....

July 10, 2025 · 3 min · 454 words · Mary Miles

16GB Vs 32GB Vs 64GB Ram – Which One is Better for Gaming

RAM or Random-access memory is responsible for storing temporary data for quick use by your CPU and operating system. Having sufficient RAM means that your entire PC and gaming experience will flow smoothly without stuttering or freezing. Most gamers would be more than satisfied with the performance of 16GB RAM. However, there are some specific gaming use cases where having more than 16GB of RAM would be required for a stable experience....

July 9, 2025 · 6 min · 1166 words · Thomas Morales

3D printer 'bone filament' simulates real bones, helps surgeons practice operations

A Redditor shared on the platform using a ‘bone-simulating’ filament to 3D print a sample test rib for planning surgeries. User u/PectusSurgeon said onr/3Dprintingthat they will also use TPU to print simulated cartilage but will still have to work out how to attach it to the PLA bone and “make it behave like the real thing.” It seems that the Redditor used the SimuBone Bone Modeling Filament created by 3DXTech to print the test rib, and according to the user’s feedback, it mostly feels like the real thing....

July 9, 2025 · 2 min · 401 words · Chelsea Mendez