OpenAI leadership rejects Elon Musk lawsuit – memo seen by reporters rebuts three main claims point by point

Senior OpenAI executives have circulated memos discussing the lawsuit Elon Musk’s lawyers filed in California on Thursday.CNBC reportsthat one of the memos hints that the lawsuit may have been sparked by ‘Elon’s regrets’ in distancing himself from OpenAI a few years previously. Moreover, each pillar of Musk’s lawsuit is meticulously rebutted by the OpenAI execs, perhaps partly to calm staff nerves. In our report on Friday, we talked about the main allegations of the plaintiff, Elon Musk....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 477 words · Dana Murray

Overnight fiber optic sabotage disrupts telecommunications in several French regions — Paris and the Olympic Games unaffected

Saboteurs damagedthe fiber optic networks of several French telecommunications providers during the night from July 28 to July 29. The damage caused telephone and internet service disruptions for fixed and mobile customers in several regions of France. The malicious acts did not affect Paris, home to the Olympic Games. According to sources from the French police, the nighttime sabotage affected several telecommunications operators, including Free and SFR. The impact covered six departments, the French equivalent of counties in the U....

June 5, 2025 · 2 min · 354 words · Amy Cooper

Parallels adds x86 OS support for Apple Silicon — you can now run x86 Windows and Linux distros

Parallels released Parallels Desktop 20.2.0, which lets you use x86 emulation on Apple Silicon Macs. TheParallels Desktop Blogsays you can run x86_64 virtual machines on these devices. This allows you to install x86 versions of Windows 10,Windows 11, Windows Server 2019/2022, and some Linux distributions with UEFI BIOS on your Apple Silicon Mac laptop or desktop. You can also create new virtual machines with Windows 10 21H2 and Windows Server 2022....

June 5, 2025 · 2 min · 374 words · Marcus Garrison

PC case and components maker Hyte pauses shipments to U.S. customers amid tariff pressures

Hyte, a popular case manufacturer known for sleek designs like the Y60 andY70 Touch, has temporarily paused shipments of certain products to the U.S. The move comes as the company prepares for new tariffs on Chinese-manufactured goods implemented by the Trump administration. In a recent AMA (Ask Me Anything) session onReddit, Hyte’s Product Director, Rob Teller, said that while the company is still fulfilling open customer pre-orders, all other shipments have been paused or redirected to other regions....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 457 words · Patricia Henderson

PS4 Controller Won’t Charge – 10 Easy Fixes

You can use your DualShock 4 controller either wirelessly or with a USB plug. Sometimes, though, yourPS4 controller won’t charge, so using the peripheral without cables is not possible. There’re various reasons why your PS4 controller isn’t charging. These could be minor physical issues, like dust and cable damage. Or it could be software problems, which may force you to reset and update the console. It’s a common problem, though, which means there’re common solutions....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 595 words · Gina Rogers

Quad-core server CPU has been overclocked to 5.65 GHz on a PC motherboard — EPYC 4124P delivers up to 11% better performance than stock and matches the Ryzen 9 7950X in single-core performance

AMD’s quad-core EPYC 4124P appears to have great overclocking potential, as avid overclockerder8auerpushed this supposedly “locked” CPU to 5.65 GHz with a custom water cooling setup and a slight pinch of delidding. While impractical for daily usage, overclockers have found a new niche and are extracting every last bit of performance out of this processor to claim the number-one spot at HWbot. Coming in at €160 ($174.48), the EPYC 4124P is not cheap and costs €10 ($10....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 497 words · Emily Lee

Raspberry Pi 5 powers personal cloud server in a custom laser-cut case

We hear a lot about cloud storage these days but those less tech savvy might not realize that cloud storage still involves a hard physical location. If you want to use a cloud service, you’re essentially renting hard drive space on a server somewhere owned by a third party. If you prefer to keep your data a little closer to home, you should look into creating a personal cloud server like this one put together byMichael Klementsusing aRaspberry Pi 5....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 439 words · John Rodriguez

Raspberry Pi AI Camera Review: AI for the masses

Tom’s Hardware Verdict $70 is a lot of money, but for that you get an AI smart camera with performance that will cover 99% of basic user projects. It also works as a standard Raspberry Pi camera, freeing up access to the PCIe port, unlike the Raspberry Pi AI Kit. It just works Can be used as a camera Onboard “NPU” Converter for PyTorch and TensorFlow models 30fps object detection...

June 5, 2025 · 8 min · 1681 words · Mark Davis

Raspberry Pi Pico fightstick randomly mashes buttons for fighting game combos

We’re no strangers toRaspberry Pi-powered fightsticks and have covered our fair share of unique creations over the years, like this gorgeouswooden fightstick. However, thisPico fightstickcreation, put together by maker and developer Goblinhan Yıkan adds a new dynamic to the classic fightstick by adding a few extra buttons. What we like about this project isn’t the overall design. It’s fairly barebones but it’s the functionality that excites us the most. The rig works like a normal fightstick, plugging in via USB—which is likely why the Pico was chosen as the main controller....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 431 words · Joel Holt

Raspberry Pi Pico streams real-time video to Nintendo's Game boy Color

Four days ago, YouTuberChromaLockuploaded a build log of his latest hardware project on his channel. This time, he showcased a Game Boy Color capable of playing back video through its original link cable via a Raspberry Pi Pico and custom software optimized for the workload. Generally, simpler video means higher playback FPS— with surprisingly good clarity and smoothness for a connected USB webcam versus the classic Game Boy Camera accessory— but most videos are best played in monochrome since colors are limited to a palette of 4 and make videos even harder to run on Game Boy Color’s 160 x 144-pixel display....

June 5, 2025 · 3 min · 436 words · Donald Wong

Raspberry Pi showcase AI camera kit, new screen and long awaited M.2 HAT at Embedded World conference

Embedded World 2024kicked off yesterday andRaspberry Piwere quick off the blocks to showcase two new products, and to display aRaspberry Pi 5product that was announced during its launch in late 2023. We’ve reached out to Raspberry Pi for official confirmation and this article will be updated once we have the information. Raspberry Pi AI Camera In a video fromTam Hannawe see the Raspberry Pi AI Camera kit, which is essentially aRaspberry Pi Zero 2 Wwith a 12MPSonyIMX500 sensor based camera that has 76 degree field of view....

June 5, 2025 · 4 min · 836 words · Brooke Smith

Rising metal prices could mean more expensive laptops, PC parts, and other electronics in the near future

Prices of precious metals used in electronics manufacturing have drastically jumped in the past five years. This is especially true of copper, which cost $5,000 per metric ton in 2020 but now sits at $8,300. Because of these price increases,Digitimes reportsthat several Chinese semiconductor companies are raising their prices. Some companies, including battery circuit protection firm ICM and circuit design, packaging, and testing firm Yaxin Microelectronics, have informed their customers in writing that they’re increasing their prices by 10-20% across the board with immediate effect....

June 5, 2025 · 2 min · 397 words · Dr. Linda Glass

Samsung delays $44 billion Texas chip fab — sources say completion halted because 'there are no customers'

Samsung is reportedly delaying the launch of its Taylor, Texas, fab, citing difficulties in securing customers for its output. Sources toldNikkei Asiathat even if the South Korean chipmaker brings in the necessary equipment to produce chips at the new plant, the company cannot do anything with them due to the lack of demand. Aside from that, the original planned process node for the Taylor plant is no longer aligned with current demand, highlighting the rapid pace of semiconductor technology....

June 5, 2025 · 5 min · 1015 words · Brian Anderson