Il y a un mois, après moult avertissements selon lesquels le marché grand public des composants était encore épargné par les dernières hausses en raison de son inertie, les données de 3DCenter confirmaient la reprise de la flambée des prix de la DDR5. L’indice atteignait alors 448 % de son niveau de juillet 2025... [Tout lire]

Il y a quatre jours, un utilisateur de Reddit, appelé DanDoesGameYT, signalait qu’un package de pilotes Geekom contenait un exécutable détecté comme un malware. Le fichier provenait d’une archive de pilotes de la marque destinée à plusieurs de ses mini-PC AMD, notamment les A7, A8, AE7, AE8, AX7 Pro et AX8 Pro... [Tout lire]

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Alors que Sony prépare la fin du jeu vidéo physique sur PlayStation à l’horizon 2028, les chiffres de vente de Resident Evil: Requiem montrent que le disque est loin d’avoir disparu partout. Et notamment en France... [Tout lire]

Ian Clarke (aka ancient Slashdot reader Sanity), designer of the peer-to-peer communication platform Freenet, is back with an update on the project's progress following the launch of its P2P network in March. He writes: Earlier this year, Slashdot covered the launch of the completely redesigned Freenet. I recently gave a talk about what we've been building since then. Unlike traditional web applications, apps on Freenet have no central server or database; instead application state is distributed across the network. These now include decentralized group chat, publishing, search, and fully decentralized Git hosting. The talk also gets into some of Freenet's internals, including how we use machine learning for network routing.

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Samsung Foundry risque d’être l’un des derniers grands fondeurs à adopter la lithographie High-NA EUV. D’après ZDNet Korea, le groupe sud-coréen ne commencera à utiliser cette technologie qu’avec son futur procédé de fabrication en 1 nm, attendu pour 2030 au plus tôt... [Tout lire]

Taiwan deliberately throttled mobile internet across the Taichung area during its annual Han Kuang war games, "simulating communication disruption in the event of a Chinese attack or natural disaster," reports Reuters. The drill accompanied air-raid exercises and military rehearsals aimed at defending strategically important areas such as the Penghu Islands. From the report: Democratically governed Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory, has long lived with the threat of a Chinese invasion and holds air raid drills along with its war games every year, clearing people from the streets for 30 minutes. During the internet "throttling" drill, centered on Monday on the major central metropolis of Taichung, only basic mobile phone services worked, though other functions including ATMs, traffic signals, landlines and fixed internet services were not affected. Air raid sirens rang out in Taichung "and people cleared the streets from 2:30 p.m. (0630 GMT) as the government sent simultaneous text messages in Chinese and English telling mobile phone users of "simulated air attacks on communication infrastructure." The government had widely flagged the drill ahead of time, including posting details on social media, and most people Reuters spoke to at the Taichung train station were prepared. [...] The same exercise will be repeated on Thursday in northern Taiwan, including the capital Taipei.

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Si vous avez passé commande d’une Steam Machine ou d’un Steam Controller, et que vous résidez en Europe, Valve estime probable que les données liées à vos achats aient été compromises. En cause, une cyberattaque visant CEVA Logistics, le partenaire de Valve chargé de l’expédition du matériel sur le Vieux Continent... [Tout lire]

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Fut un temps où Microsoft vantait les bienfaits d’avoir 32 Go de mémoire vive sur son PC, en particulier pour le jeu vidéo. Mais ça, c’était avant... [Tout lire]

Ce n’est clairement pas aussi marqué que chez NVIDIA, qui a carrément gommé la catégorie de ses résultats financiers, mais ceux d’AMD pour le deuxième trimestre 2026 montrent à quel point le segment « gaming » est de plus en plus dilué dans un chiffre d’affaires qui provient essentiellement des centres de données. La société dirigée par Lisa Su affiche néanmoins des résultats records pour l’ensemble de ses activités... [Tout lire]

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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman criticized Google's AI Overviews for summarizing publishers' content without delivering the traffic benefits of traditional search, arguing that users increasingly value Reddit's human perspectives and firsthand experiences. Ars Technica reports: First, there was a letter to investors (PDF), wherein Huffman spun his narrative about Reddit's value proposition and general strategic direction amid the proliferation of AI tools. He wrote: "As the internet becomes flooded with synthetic content, people are craving real human perspective. We are the antidote to an automated web. AI compresses the internet into summaries. Reddit delivers the opposite: deep discussions, passionate debates, and lived experiences. People don't want a summary of Reddit; they want Reddit." The letter also said: "As AI makes information more abundant, the challenge is no longer finding content -- it's finding context, personal opinion, and first-hand accounts. Everything online feels flat, polished, generated, or sponsored, so consumers are overwhelmed and increasingly skeptical. We've never had more information, but we've never trusted it less." And then, in comments around the earnings report, he added: "What we see is, 10 blue links has driven tremendous value and growth to the broader ecosystem... from where we sit, AI Overviews has yet to make a similar level of positive impact, and I think that's consistent across the broader landscape, right? As businesses, publishers, retailers, we're still looking for that win-win." Reddit shares nevertheless fell more than 20 percent as investors worried that unstable Google referrals could undermine its growth, even after a strong earnings report.

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New York has finalized new rules that will govern social media apps in the state starting on January 25, 2027. The law prohibits social media platforms from sending notifications to minors between midnight and 6 a.m. without parental consent. And minors "will only be shown content from other accounts they follow or otherwise select in a set sequence, such as chronological order," rather than "the default algorithmically personalized feeds... unless they get parental consent for an addictive feed." (Social media companies "must offer at least one alternative method for age assurance besides providing a government-issued ID," the announcements points out, and any information used to determine age "must not be used for any other purpose and must be deleted or de-identified immediately after its intended use.") But meanwhile, the EFF writes that a committee in the U.S. Senate is considering the SCREEN ACT, "a sweeping age-verification bill that would require online services to verify users' ages before they can access any sexually explicit content. If this bill passes, it will force millions of adult internet users to give up their anonymity, privacy, and security before they access lawful speech." Unlike many state-age verification laws — which have been harmful in their own right — the SCREEN Act has no requirement that a significant portion of the website consist of sexually explicit content that is harmful to minors. The bill requires nearly any service hosting even a single piece of sexually explicit content to verify the ages of its users. The result is that the bill would apply not only to adult content sites like PornHub or OnlyFans, but also streaming services like Netflix, and social media platforms like Reddit, Discord, or Bluesky, if they host any adult content... Under the SCREEN Act, the "bouncer" will be a digital age-verification service that captures your personal information and saves it to a database for an unspecified amount of time. The consequences of the bill won't be limited to minors. If websites and apps are expected to reliably identify teenagers, adults will be asked to prove they are adults. Even worse, the SCREEN Act is a privacy and data security nightmare. One provision of the bill requires services to take reasonable steps to protect the data collected and to not maintain for longer than is necessary. But these are terribly weak protections that impose no meaningful collection, use, or retention limits on services collecting people's private information... The SCREEN Act also targets virtual private network (VPN) users and providers. The bill requires covered websites to verify users' ages based on their IP addresses unless the service can determine that the user is outside the United States, and specifically requires age verification on traffic coming from known VPN addresses. In practice, this discourages the use of VPNs and proxy servers, which millions of people rely on for legitimate purposes such as protecting personal privacy, securing public Wi-Fi connections, safeguarding journalists and activists, and preventing data tracking... The SCREEN Act creates onerous age-verification rules that will block adults from accessing lawful speech, curtail their ability to be anonymous, and jeopardize the data security and privacy of all internet users.

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Face aux importants incendies qui touchent actuellement la Gironde et les Landes, Orange met en place un dispositif de solidarité pour aider les habitants des c...