Anzeige: Microsoft Copilot strategisch im Unternehmen einsetzen

Microsoft Copilot unterstützt bei der Automatisierung von Arbeitsprozessen. Dieser Workshop zeigt, wie Unternehmen das KI-Potenzial von Microsoft 365 strategisch und verantwortungsvoll nutzen können. Jetzt mit 15 Prozent Rabatt. (Golem Karrierewelt, KI…

Microsoft Copilot unterstützt bei der Automatisierung von Arbeitsprozessen. Dieser Workshop zeigt, wie Unternehmen das KI-Potenzial von Microsoft 365 strategisch und verantwortungsvoll nutzen können. Jetzt mit 15 Prozent Rabatt. (Golem Karrierewelt, KI)

AMD’s $299 Radeon RX 9060 XT brings 8GB or 16GB of RAM to fight the RTX 5060

New midrange RDNA 4 GPUs launch starting on June 5, just weeks after RTX 5060.

AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 were fairly well received when they were released in March, ably competing with Nvidia's RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti for the same or a little less money. We were impressed by the cards' performance and power efficiency, even if they still have some of the same caveats as older Radeon cards (lack of DLSS upscaling and lower relative ray-tracing performance being two).

Today AMD is formally expanding its family of RDNA 4 graphics cards with the Radeon RX 9060 XT, a GPU that will go up against Nvidia's RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti GPUs. These GPUs have just half the compute units of the RX 9070 XT, but at $299 and $349 for 8GB and 16GB configurations, they ought to be decent options for 1080p or entry-level 1440p gaming PCs (with the eternal "if you can find them" caveat that comes with buying a GPU in 2025).

AMD says the new GPUs will be available starting on June 5th from the typical range of partners—AMD released renders of a reference GPU design, but sometimes these are starting points that manufacturers can take or leave, rather than products AMD intends to manufacture and sell itself.

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How 3D printing is personalizing health care

Prosthetics are becoming increasing affordable and accessible thanks to 3D printers.

Three-dimensional printing is transforming medical care, letting the health care field shift from mass-produced solutions to customized treatments tailored to each patient’s needs. For instance, researchers are developing 3D-printed prosthetic hands specifically designed for children, made with lightweight materials and adaptable control systems.

These continuing advancements in 3D-printed prosthetics demonstrate their increasing affordability and accessibility. Success stories like this one in personalized prosthetics highlight the benefits of 3D printing, in which a model of an object produced with computer-aided design software is transferred to a 3D printer and constructed layer by layer.

We are a biomedical engineer and a chemist who work with 3D printing. We study how this rapidly evolving technology provides new options not just for prosthetics but for implants, surgical planning, drug manufacturing, and other health care needs. The ability of 3D printing to make precisely shaped objects in a wide range of materials has led to, for example, custom replacement joints and custom-dosage, multidrug pills.

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Lilbits: A rack-ready Strix Point mini PC & some Google I/O announcements (Android XR, Real-time voice translations in Google Meet, and Android 16 QPR 1 Beta)

It’s a busy week for tech news – Computex is taking place in Taiwan this week. Google’s annual Google I/O developer conference kicked off today. And Microsoft’s Build developer conference is also underway. That said, there hasn&…

It’s a busy week for tech news – Computex is taking place in Taiwan this week. Google’s annual Google I/O developer conference kicked off today. And Microsoft’s Build developer conference is also underway. That said, there hasn’t been a lot of mobile and mini PC news. But here are some interesting stories that I found around […]

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Self-hosting is having a moment. Ethan Sholly knows why.

We interview Ethan Sholly of the selfh.st podcast/newsleter/directory.

Self-hosting is having a moment, even if it's hard to define exactly what it is.

It's a niche that goes beyond regular computing devices and networks but falls short of a full-on home lab. (Most home labs involve self-hosting, but not all self-hosting makes for a home lab.) It adds privacy, provides DRM-free alternatives, and reduces advertising. It's often touted as a way to get more out of your network-attached storage (NAS), but it's much more than just backup and media streaming.

Is self-hosting just running services on your network for which most people rely on cloud companies? Broadly, yes. But take a look at the selfh.st site/podcast/newsletter, the r/selfhosted subreddit, and all the GitHub project pages that link to one another, and you'll also find things that no cloud provider offers.

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ECS debuts Liva Z8 Plus mini PC with AMD Strix Point at Computex

The ECS Liva line of computers are small form-factor desktops that range in size from models that can fit in the palm of your hand to larger, slim system that look like they’d be right at home next to a cash register or attached to the back of a …

The ECS Liva line of computers are small form-factor desktops that range in size from models that can fit in the palm of your hand to larger, slim system that look like they’d be right at home next to a cash register or attached to the back of a monitor. Ahead of this week’s Computex […]

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