• AMD will not be releasing a 32GB model of the upcoming Radeon 9070XT.  (Tom's Hardware)
  
  But they will be holding a launch event on February 28, with cards expected at retail in the first week of March.
  
  
  
• If 32GB of memory on your graphics card isn't enough how about 4TB?  (Tom's Hardware)
  
  SanDisk has announced high-bandwidth flash.
  
  Similar to high-bandwidth memory (HMB) it uses a stack of flash dies connected to a very wide bus to deliver hundreds of gigabytes per second of bandwidth.
  
  And then, in SanDisk's plan, you put it on a video card so you have terabytes of local memory - since flash is much cheaper and smaller than DRAM.
  
  Problem is of course that it's also a lot slower, at least for writes.  But if your entire dataset can live semi-permanently on your video card, is that a problem anymore?

• The MSXBOOK is an MSX laptop.  (Hackster)
  
  MSX was a Microsoft-led home computer standard from the 1980s, with sound and graphics and ROM cartridges and joysticks.
  
  This laptop uses an FPGA to emulate the original hardware - up to 20x faster than the original hardware - and includes compatible ports for the joysticks and cartridges, along with 2MB of RAM - very rare at the time, a 1024x768 display, also rare, and 4GB of flash storage, which was totally unheard of.
  
  
  
• The Crow Pi 3 is a Raspberry Pi 5 powered hobby / education kit for learning electronics and programming.  (Liliputing)
  
  Or will be once it's available which it isn't yet.
  
  
  

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