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Bitcoin slipped below $90 k as broader risk‑off sentiment hit major tokens, with Ethereum and Solana also posting modest losses. CoinDesk notes that the slide follows a tech‑led equity sell‑off, while CoinDesk adds that investors are wary of inflated technology valuations heading into 2026. The downturn underscores lingering fragility in crypto markets amid mixed Federal Reserve signals.
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CoinDesk
Valve Introduces Opt‑In Crash and Event Logging on Steam Deck
Valve’s Steam Deck now ships with an opt‑in telemetry layer that records crash reports and system events such as split‑lock detection. Phoronix explains that the feature was unveiled at the Linux Plumbers Conference, offering developers richer diagnostics while preserving user privacy through explicit consent. This move could set a precedent for more transparent data collection on handheld gaming PCs.
Phoronix
5D Memory Crystals Promise Millennia‑Long Data Resilience
SPhotonix’s 5D memory‑crystal technology, now edging toward commercial deployment, can store up to 360 TB on a 5‑inch glass disc and is projected to retain data for 13.8 billion years—the age of the universe. Tom’s Hardware highlights the femtosecond‑laser inscription process that encodes data in five dimensions, positioning the tech as a potential long‑term archival solution for data centers.
Tom's Hardware
Apple’s iPhone 20 May Debut Four‑Sided Bending Display
According to Wccftech, Apple is planning a four‑sided bending “all‑screen” design for the commemorative iPhone 20, slated for a 2027 launch. The report cites LG’s massive investment in a new production line to accommodate the novel form factor, suggesting a shift toward truly foldable smartphones that eliminate visible cutouts.
Wccftech
Google Tensor G6 Leverages MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 Innovations
Wccftech reveals that Google’s upcoming Tensor G6 appears to incorporate architectural ideas from MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500, especially in power‑efficiency tricks that outperformed the previous Tensor G5 in benchmarks. The cross‑pollination hints at a competitive arms race in mobile AI acceleration, where manufacturers adopt rival techniques to close performance gaps.
Wccftech
Linux 6.19 Benchmarks Show AMD EPYC 9965 Excelling in AI & HPC
Phoronix reports early performance numbers for the Linux 6.19 kernel on a flagship AMD EPYC 9965 dual‑socket server, revealing notable gains in AI and high‑performance computing workloads despite some scheduler regressions. The findings suggest that the new kernel iteration could become the backbone for next‑gen data‑center AI training clusters.
Phoronix
First Commercial‑Grade 3D Chip Uses Carbon‑Nanotube Transistors
Tom’s Hardware details a breakthrough monolithic 3D integrated circuit fabricated at a U.S. foundry, featuring carbon‑nanotube transistors and stacked RAM on a single die. The prototype promises up to a 1000× improvement in energy‑delay product, foreshadowing a new class of ultra‑efficient processors for edge AI and IoT devices.
Tom's Hardware
RTX Titan Ada Prototype Dissection Reveals Dual 12VHPWR Power Design
Tom’s Hardware uncovers the internal architecture of an unreleased RTX Titan Ada prototype, noting its complex wiring and the rare inclusion of two 12VHPWR (600 W) connectors. The design showcases Nvidia’s push toward extreme power delivery for future workstation GPUs, hinting at performance levels beyond the current RTX 40 series.
Tom's Hardware
Live Science reports the first complete sequencing of the vampire squid genome, revealing chromosomes that bridge squid and octopus lineages and confirming its status as a “living fossil.” The study, published in iScience, provides a genetic window into cephalopod divergence 300 million years ago, reshaping our understanding of deep‑sea evolution.
Live Science
Dental Stem Cells Offer New Avenues Beyond Oral Therapy
The Scientist highlights research on dental pulp and gum stem cells, which exhibit multipotency and could be harnessed for regenerative treatments outside dentistry. Lead scientist Songtao Shi discovered viable stem‑cell populations in exfoliated baby teeth, opening possibilities for novel cell‑based therapies in broader medical fields.
The Scientist