Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In hardware news this week, we talk about 70 percent of the global high-end memory supply in 2026 going to AI data center use cases, more rumors of NVIDIA's N1 ARM CPU, the MSI Lightning 5090 at 2500W for XOC, a cool "PXBOX 5" mod (linked in the sources doc), and NVIDIA's alleged piracy and use of the Anna's Archive shadow library for training LLMs.
Sources doc: one-tab.com/page/cCoTZPh2QGKAD66A30b8-w
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recap for the Week
01:23 - GN Update
03:00 - 70 Percent of Memory in 2026 to AI Data Centers
06:28 - NVIDIA N1 CPU Rumor
09:58 - High-Bandwidth Flash
14:53 - NVIDIA Accused of Piracy
18:54 - MSI Lightning 2500W RTX 5090
22:04 - CyberPower MA-01 Case
23:55 - Thermaltake Cases
25:01 - Ningtendo PXBOX 5 Mod
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Sponsor: Arctic Freezer 36 Air Cooler on Amazon geni.us/5VdU1
In hardware news this week, we talk about 70 percent of the global high-end memory supply in 2026 going to AI data center use cases, more rumors of NVIDIA's N1 ARM CPU, the MSI Lightning 5090 at 2500W for XOC, a cool "PXBOX 5" mod (linked in the sources doc), and NVIDIA's alleged piracy and use of the Anna's Archive shadow library for training LLMs.
Sources doc: one-tab.com/page/cCoTZPh2QGKAD66A30b8-w
Watch our Rise of Chinese Memory documentary! youtube.com/watch?v=qzfhhAfxK-A
Check out our AI DYSTOPIA series fundraiser: store.gamersnexus.net
Like our content? Please consider becoming our Patron to support us: patreon.com/gamersnexus
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recap for the Week
01:23 - GN Update
03:00 - 70 Percent of Memory in 2026 to AI Data Centers
06:28 - NVIDIA N1 CPU Rumor
09:58 - High-Bandwidth Flash
14:53 - NVIDIA Accused of Piracy
18:54 - MSI Lightning 2500W RTX 5090
22:04 - CyberPower MA-01 Case
23:55 - Thermaltake Cases
25:01 - Ningtendo PXBOX 5 Mod
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Tim Phetdara: Video Editing
