On March 14th Bastian Noffer’s TECHCAST was recorded live as part of a livestream on YouTube and Twitch.
This episodes Topics:
- Brand controversies
- NewEgg
- Artisan Builds
- Bungie prohibits use of Destiny 2 on Steam Deck
- Universal Standard for Chiplets
- Massive hacking attacks on NVIDIA and Samsung
- AMD completes acquisition of Xilinx
- Apple introduces M1 Ultra
- Linux security vulnarabilty “Derty Pipe”
- Windows on Steam Deck
- Microsoft Games officially supported on Steam Deck
- Gaming community for Ukraine
- EU bans non-replaceable batteries in Electronics
The Episodes goes live on Spreaker today at 8:30 pm and will then be availible on your favorite Podcast platforms. The edited video version will go live on Odysee at a later time.
Show Links
- The NewEgg Saga (Playlist) – Gamers Nexus on YouTube
- Streamer tells custom PC builder to stuff their free PC after CEO’s condescending comments @ PC Gamer
- The Extremely Shady Death of Artesian Builds – Gamers Nexus on YouTube
- Destiny 2 Steam Guide @ Bungie
- AMD, ARM and Intel back a universal standard for chiplets @ Engadget
- NVIDIA confirms hackers obtained company data in last week’s cyberattack @ Engadget
- Samsung confirms hackers stole Galaxy source code @ The Verge
- AMD closes record chip industry deal with estimated $50 billion purchase of Xilinx @ Reuters
- AMD + Xilinx: UNSTOPPABLE @ Coreteks on YouTube
- Apple Announces ‘M1 Ultra’ Chip With 20-Core CPU, Up to 64-Core GPU, and Support for 128GB of Memory @ MacRumors
- M1 Ultra CPU is 60% Faster Than 28-core Mac Pro, GPU is 80% Faster Than Highest-End Radeon Pro W6900X Graphics Card @ MacRumors
- M1 Ultra Outperforms 28-Core Intel Mac Pro in First Leaked Benchmark @ MacRumors
- Linux has been bitten by its most high-severity vulnerability in years @ ars technica
- Steam Deck Windows drivers are now available @ Steam
- Microsoft details its Steam Deck support for Xbox Game Studios titles @ The Verge
- Bundle for Ukraine @ itch.io
- EU Parliament wants to ban glued cell phone batteries (German) @ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) (English translation via Google)
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