#Ai Hardware
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Meta closes hidden-recording loophole: smart glasses now stop recording on their own when the indicator is covered
Meta has released its second smart-glasses update in two months: the camera now automatically stops recording if the user covers the light indicator. The company is stepping up its fight against covert recording in public places.
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NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 price doubles: memory shortage pushes flagship to $16,000
💰 NVIDIA officially doubled the price of the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell: the flagship now costs $16,000. 📉 The cause is a shortage of memory chips (96 GB VRAM). 🚀 The price increase has also affected the gaming segment. Will this be a new reality for the market? 🤔 #NVIDIA #Blackwell #RTXPRO6000 #TechNews
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China's Shadow Market: Mass Production of Modified GeForce RTX 4080 with 32GB Memory
🇨🇳 China has launched mass production of modified GeForce RTX 4080 cards with 32GB of memory. 🚀
In August 2026, a surge in offers for RTX 4080 cards was recorded on the secondary market in the Middle Kingdom, with memory volume increased from 16 to 32 GB. The cost of such "chipped" cards is around $1480.
🛠 Essence of the modification: physical replacement of memory chips and BIOS flashing. Bus width remains the same (256 bits), but the memory volume allows running heavy AI tasks.
⚠️ Risks:
- Lack of official warranty.
- Need to use modified drivers.
- Questions regarding soldering reliability and longevity.
For AI enthusiasts, this is currently the cheapest way to get 32 GB of memory, but the price is system stability. #RTX4080 #ChinaTech #HardwareMod
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OpenAI Releases Codex Micro: The First Physical Keyboard for AI-Powered Coding
OpenAI has unveiled the first physical keyboard, Codex Micro, priced at $230, for managing coding via AI. The device by Work Louder allows users to regulate the neural network's "analytical reasoning" and control code without a screen. 🤖⌨️
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