Lilbits: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, Razer Blade 16, and more fallout from Chuwi’s processor mixup
Two recent laptops from Chinese PC maker Chuwi that were supposed to ship with AMD Ryzen 5 7430U processors actually had Ryzen 5 5500U chips inside. That means instead of getting a processor with a Zen 3 CPU, customers were getting notebooks with chips featuring AMD’s older Zen 2 architecture.
But the only way to prove this was to actually open up the computer and remove the CPU cooler to look […]
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Lilbits: Arm’s first silicon, Chuwi’s not-quite-apology, and Pebble’s Time 2 smartwatch ships soon
Arm has just introduced a new processor for data centers. There’s nothing too unusual in that statement… except that for the first time the chip designer is actually making its own processor. The company has been licensing its designs to third party chip makers for decades, but the new Arm AGI CPU is an Arm-branded processor that Meta plans to use in data centers.
In other recent tech news […]
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After we found an older, less powerful processor than advertised in the Chuwi CoreBook X and CoreBook Plus, Chuwi has finally officially commented on this scandal - and offered customers a possible solution. However, Chuwi is still not commenting on the extent of this possible fraud attempt.
W odcinku opowiadam o czterech wątkach: o groźnych pomyłkach systemów rozpoznawania twarzy, o tym jak wojsko korzysta z AI na przykładzie Palantira i projektu Maven, o strategii inwestycyjnej Tauronu dla Śląska oraz o aferze z fałszowaniem specyfikacji procesorów w laptopach Chuwi.
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W odcinku opowiadam o czterech wątkach: o groźnych pomyłkach systemów rozpoznawania twarzy, o tym jak wojsko korzysta z AI na przykładzie Palantira i projektu Maven, o strategii inwestycyjnej Tauronu dla Śląska oraz o aferze z fałszowaniem specyfikacji procesorów w laptopach Chuwi. (00:26) Przywitanie (01:09) Więzienie przez AI (07:12) Palantir w wojsku (19:43) Tauronu plan dla Śląska (24:00) Chuwi oszukuje klientów? (32:01) Pożegnanie i zapowiedź kolejnego odcinka ===== Zapraszam do komentowania pod odcinkiem na stronie https://wtfs.stream/@what_the_fox_says Podoba Ci sie mój podcast? Możesz wspomóc podcast na https://ko-fi.com/whatthefoxsays Mój mastodon: https://social.lol/@fox Mój Signal: @foxerek.01 Mój Telegram: @foxerek ===== Źródła: Więzienie przez AI https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/12/tennessee-grandmother-ai-fraud Palantir w wojsku https://www.wired.com/story/palantir-demos-show-how-the-military-can-use-ai-chatbots-to-generate-war-plans/ Tauron - strategia dla Śląska https://media.tauron.pl/pr/866188/miliardy-dla-slaska-tauron-pokazal-plan-inwestycyjny Chuwi oszukuje na procesorach https://www.notebookcheck.net/Warning-Chuwi-CoreBook-X-uses-AMD-Ryzen-5-5500U-instead-of-7430U.1242048.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/CPU-fraud-next-round-Chuwi-CoreBook-Plus-with-supposed-AMD-Ryzen-5-7430U-also-affected.1248660.0.html =====
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