Tech Company Raided for Anti-competitive Practices. EU Investigates Nvidia's AI Market Dominance. AMD's Alternative to DLSS.

🚨 Nvidia has reportedly been raided by French authorities for suspected anti-competitive practices in the graphics card sector.

🔍 The raid is part of a larger investigation into the cloud computing market, where Nvidia's powerful position in the AI accelerator market is being questioned.

🌍 The EU has also started a probe into alleged anti-competitive abuses in the same market, where Nvidia is dominating.

🔥 Nvidia is accused of not fighting fair and facing opposition from the EU.

⚖️ Reddit has removed the ability to block targeted ads based on site activity to improve ad performance.

💼 The removal of user choice contradicts Reddit's previous statements about being responsible stewards of user data.

💰 Reddit's contributor program has been criticized for incentivizing controversial posts.

🎮 AMD has launched FSR 3 as an alternative to Nvidia's DLSS for improved gaming graphics.

📉 AMD chose graphically intensive games to showcase the capabilities of FSR 3.

🎮 FSR will be available in other games like space MMO EV on line.

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💡 Blackwell GPUs by cop7 Kimmy co-iped may have up to 11% more Cuda Cores in AI compute and up to 33% more cores in consumer use.

⚙️ If this claim is true, Nvidia wouldn't have any reason to be anti-competitive.

🔒 Discord users faced blockage issues, but the problem has been fixed by support.

📺 The new Raspberry Pi 5 is a significant advancement, with double the input output performance and the ability to handle two 4K displays at 60 FPS.

🔍 Google is allowing teens from 13 to 17 to use its generative AI search, with strengthened guard rails and additional context features.

💻 Amazon is launching an echo show that can be used as a digital photo frame with a subscription.

📷 The Edition is a more expensive version of the Echo Show 8 that includes a six-month subscription to Amazon's photos plus service.

💰 After the six months, users have to pay a monthly fee if they want to continue using the service.

📱 There are alternative options such as using the phone to open and print out actual pictures or buying a Google Nest Hub.