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The European Union has once again slapped Microsoft with an anti-trust rule, this time for bundling its Teams application with its popular Office suite. The ruling comes after complaints from rival company Slack, who argued that Microsoft was using its dominant position in the market to unfairly promote its own product. The EU has ordered Microsoft to offer a separate download for Teams and to stop forcing users to install it as part of the Office suite.

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A supply chain attack has been discovered in the popular javascript library, Polyfill.io, which has impacted over 100,000 websites and their customers. The attack was carried out by injecting malicious code into the source code, allowing the attackers to steal sensitive information from users.

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In a recent post shared by X aka Twitter user @Orlak29_ shared a leaked screenshot of shipping listing of a new AMD Ryzen AI 300 Pro series processor. The listing shows that the processor is equipped with 128GB of RAM, which is a significant upgrade from the current 64GB limit on AMD's Ryzen processors.

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In a recent interview with Gamers Nexus, renowned overclocker Vince Lucido aka "KINGPIN" announced that he will be moving on from EVGA and joining PNY for their extreme overclocking models. This news comes as a surprise to many in the overclocking community, as KINGPIN has been a long-time ambassador for EVGA and has achieved numerous world records using their hardware and users were concerned about his future plans regarding Kingpin Extreme OC models. PNY reached out to him and PNY wants to disrupt the OC space just like enterprise grade nvidia GPUs.

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NVIDIA has dethroned Microsoft as the world's most valuable company with a market capitalization of USD 3.34 trillion. This marks a significant milestone for the graphics processing giant, which has seen its stock price soar in recent years. Microsoft, which has held the top spot for several years, now has a market cap of USD 3.31 trillion.

NVIDIA's rise to the top can be attributed to its strong performance in the gaming and data center markets. The company's graphics cards are in high demand for gaming, and its data center business has seen a surge in demand for its products as more companies turn to cloud computing.

NVIDIA's focus on AI and CUDA based offering has soared its stock price in recent years. It has also heavily invested in unmatched AI capabilities, which has helped it secure major contracts with cloud computing tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

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• TechpowerUp Article
• BBC Article