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  • Silicon Power 1TB USB-C USB 3.0 Rugged Portable External Hard Drive HDD Armor A30, Military-Grade Shockproof for PC, Mac and iPad Pro, Black


    Price: $55.74 – $62.99
    (as of Jan 30,2025 17:14:40 UTC – Details)



    Military-grade Shockproof Compliant with the U.S. military drop-test standards, the Armor A30 is comprised of silicone material on the most vulnerable corners, building from the internal structure to the exterior, adding an extra shield to withstand crushes and shocks. Type C Connector for Next Generation Devices The Armor A30 Type C Series comes with two cables – USB C & USB Type A, which allows the use across multiple platforms. That means you can transfer data more easily between A30, USB based devices, and USB C ready devices. Hexagonal Pattern for Scratch Resistant The Armor A30 features a distinguished hexagonal pattern covering over the surface, which makes it more durable to any scratches or fractions. Cable Wrap-around Design Never lose your cable again! The A30 is designed with the cable-storing slot which allows you to wrap your cable around the drive without losing it anymore. Ultra-fast Transfer Speed Super Speed USB 3.0 interface enables fast speed performance to quickly transfer large files including Full HD videos, high-resolution photos and great numbers of documents in seconds. 3-year Warranty The Armor A30 is backed by a 3-year warranty that guarantees complete services and technical support. Box Contains 1 x Silicon Power Armor A30 External Hard Drive 1 x USB Type-C Cable 1 x USB 3.0 Cable
    Comes with two cables – USB C & USB Type A, ideal for Type C enabled devices and iPad Pro (iOS 13 or above)
    Military-grade shockproof protection
    Cable storage design for easy cable carrying
    3 year manufacturer warranty
    *Must Read* [For Windows User] The A30 is pre-formatted as NTFS, so you could use it directly on Windows. [For Mac Users] Reformatting will be required for Mac operating systems

    Customers say

    Customers are satisfied with the computer drive’s functionality, durability, and value for money. They find it works well, is reliable, and can withstand light drops without breaking. Many appreciate the fast file transfers and smooth gaming experience. The portable size fits like a cellphone in their hands.

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    Introducing the Silicon Power 1TB USB-C USB 3.0 Rugged Portable External Hard Drive HDD Armor A30!

    Looking for a durable and reliable external hard drive to store all your important files? Look no further than the Silicon Power Armor A30. This military-grade shockproof hard drive is designed to withstand even the toughest conditions, making it perfect for on-the-go professionals, students, and gamers.

    With a generous 1TB storage capacity, you’ll have plenty of space to store your photos, videos, music, and more. The USB-C and USB 3.0 compatibility ensures fast and efficient data transfer speeds, while the rugged design protects your data from drops, bumps, and spills.

    Whether you’re using a PC, Mac, or iPad Pro, the Silicon Power Armor A30 has got you covered. Say goodbye to worrying about your files getting damaged – this external hard drive is built to last.

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  • Silicon Power 16GB 1x 16GB DDR4 2666MHz SP016GBSFU266X02


    Price: $84.62
    (as of Jan 30,2025 16:32:25 UTC – Details)



    A Memory Upgrade That Gives More. Designed to help your system run faster and smoother, this DDR4 SODIMM series offers up to the industry’s fastest memory speed with 3200MT/s. Plus, DDR4 technology is up to twice as fast as its predecessor, DDR3, delivering more bandwidth and more energy efficiency. A simple upgrade allows for faster application load times, increased responsiveness, and the ability to handle data-intensive programs with ease. Extra Memory, Extra Energy Savings Too. More memory is an easy cure for a slow computer, but it can also increase energy expenditure and overall stress on the system hardware. In addition to a performance upgrade, this DDR4 SODIMM series provides smarter energy consumption with a lower 1.2V voltage. This reduces power usage compared to the previous DDR3 1.5V module. Plus, greater heat dissipation keeps the computer running at lower temperatures for higher stability and a longer system hardware lifespan. Compatible for Your Convenience. Wondering if your new memory module will function smoothly in your new rig or trusted old computer? This DDR4 SODIMM series is compatible with a wide range of laptops and notebooks. With the adaptibility of this memory module, you’ll avoid the random reboots and blue screens that accompany an unstable and incompatible memory module. A Lifetime of Quality. This DDR4 SODIMM series is 100% factory-tested to guarantee a superior level of stability, durability, and reliability. If that’s not reassuring enough, it’s also backed by a lifetime warranty that promises complete Silicon Power technical support and services.
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    Are you in need of a reliable and high-performance memory solution for your computer? Look no further than the Silicon Power 16GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM stick! With a capacity of 16GB, this memory module is perfect for boosting your system’s speed and efficiency.

    Whether you’re a gamer, content creator, or simply looking to upgrade your PC, the Silicon Power DDR4 RAM stick is a great choice. With a speed of 2666MHz, you can expect fast and seamless performance for all your computing needs.

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  • MAXROCK (Tm Wired Sleep Earphones Soft Sleep Earbuds Total Silicon Sleeping Headphones with in-line Mic for Cellphones, Mp3, Tablet pocasts 3.5 Mm


    Price: $9.90
    (as of Jan 30,2025 01:24:36 UTC – Details)



    Product Description
    Specification
    Driver: 5mm
    Sensitivity: 103+ / -3dB
    Frequency: 20-20kHz
    Impedance: 16 ohm
    Plug: 3.5mm Plug
    Cord Length: 120mm
    Microphone: talk play pause music for most smart cell phones and skip music function for iphone series and iPod
    Ear house: Soft Silicon
    For this kind mini earbuds , which is our 2014 sport and noise cancelling model, the biggest hits is the whole silicon housing could insert your ear comfortable without falling out trouble and greatly reduce the noise. What’s more , the mini 5 mm driver offer you crystal and deep bass sound, the mini microphone suitable for most smartphones and sensitive to talk and skip to choose the music for iphone and ipad…would be the fashion easy sport choice for you
    Unique patent silicone design headphones, super soft fit well ear canal for all day wear
    5mm dynamic drivers deliver crisp and cystal clear sound with wide range music style
    Ergonomic double layer ear buds fit your ear perfectly noise isolating and avoiding falling out for running
    Sleep and Travel Hit: the most comfortable fit with total silicone , no feelings of ear pressure or pain even laying in the bed
    Universal build-in microphone control, compatible for iphone, ipod, Samsung, audiobook and most smart udio devices,1 year warranty

    Customers say

    Customers find the headphones comfortable for sleeping. They are soft and stay in place well, making them great for listening to music. The sound quality is adequate, blocking out some noise. The size is small enough to fit inside the ear canals comfortably. The colors are nice and dreamy. While most customers consider the headphones good value for money, there are mixed opinions on their durability.

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    Looking for the perfect solution to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer? Look no further than MAXROCK Wired Sleep Earphones! These soft sleep earbuds are made from total silicon, providing a comfortable and secure fit for all-night use.

    With an in-line microphone, these headphones are perfect for listening to podcasts, music, or making phone calls before bed. The 3.5mm jack makes them compatible with cellphones, MP3 players, tablets, and more.

    Say goodbye to tossing and turning at night and hello to a peaceful night’s sleep with MAXROCK Wired Sleep Earphones. Try them out today and experience the difference for yourself!
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  • CAROTE Silicon Cooking Utensils Set for Kitchen,446°F Heat Resistant 10 pcs Non-Stick Cooking Set with Wooden Handle Spatula Turner Spoon Tongs Whisk


    Price: $34.99 – $29.99
    (as of Jan 29,2025 17:38:06 UTC – Details)


    Product Description

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    Carote Essential Utensil Set Including

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    Carote Essential Utensil Set Cover All Your Daily Demand

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    Made of flexible, durable silicone which resists stains and will not absorb odors or flavors.And silicone heads won’t chip or crack.

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    Solid wood handles are shaped for superior comfort and control. At the same time, the wooden handle prevents heat transfer, providing a safe cooking experience.

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    HEALTHY MATERIAL: Carote cooking utensils set is non-toxic, providing you a safe cooking experience. Carote utensil is also heat-resistant and odorless
    PROTECT YOUR COOKWARE: Silicone spatula and spoon are expertly engineered to provide a soft touch, preventing any potential scratches. Keep your pots and pans looking brand new and prolong their lifespan
    STURDY and EASY-CLEAN: Premium silicone is not only sturdy but also resistant to cracking. Cleaning up is a breeze – just a quick wash for seconds. Reduce everyday cooking chaos
    A MUST-HAVE FOR EVERYDAY: Our cooking set includes tongs, spatula, slotted spoon, solid spoon, slotted turner, soup ladle, pasta server, round spatula, solid turner, whisk, covering all your essential cooking needs with unbeatable value
    AFTER-SALE SERVICE: Each CAROTE silicone utensil set passes a strict inspection. In case you received defective items caused by delivery, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us

    Customers say

    Customers appreciate the food spatulas for their attractive appearance, stain resistance, and quality. They find them easy to clean and durable, even though some customers report stains after washing them in the dishwasher. The utensils work well with various pots and pans, preventing scratches and providing good value for money. However, some customers have issues with the smell and differing opinions on durability and size.

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    Introducing the CAROTE Silicon Cooking Utensils Set for Kitchen!

    Upgrade your kitchen game with this 10-piece non-stick cooking set that is not only stylish but also incredibly durable. Made with high-quality silicon and wooden handles, these utensils are designed to withstand heat up to 446°F, making them perfect for all your cooking needs.

    This set includes everything you need to whip up delicious meals, including a spatula, turner, spoon, tongs, and whisk. The non-stick coating ensures easy cleanup, while the wooden handles provide a comfortable grip while cooking.

    Whether you’re sautéing, stirring, flipping, or whisking, the CAROTE Silicon Cooking Utensils Set has got you covered. Say goodbye to scratched pots and pans and hello to effortless cooking with this must-have set.

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  • Why DeepSeek could mark a turning point for Silicon Valley on AI



    New York
    CNN
     — 

    Silicon Valley is coming to grips this week with the realization that creating an advanced artificial intelligence model may no longer be as specialized a task as was once believed.

    The wakeup call came in the form of DeepSeek, a year-old Chinese start-up whose free, open-source AI model, R1, is more or less on par with advanced models from American tech giants — and it was built for a fraction of the cost, apparently with less advanced chips and it demands far less data center power to run.

    Until now, the widely accepted wisdom in the US tech world was that American tech giants could stay ahead by spending billions of dollars, amassing advanced chips and building out huge data centers (despite the environmental cost). Essentially, because they’re among the richest companies in the world, they believed they could throw more resources at the problem than anyone else and come out on top.

    Now, all of that has been called into question. And tech giants are facing tough questions from Wall Street.

    The name of the AI game may no longer be winning with the most expensive, ever-more powerful models.

    “The paradigm is shifting,” said Zack Kass, an AI consultant and former OpenAI go-to-market lead.

    “It’s so hard to own a scientific breakthrough” such as an AI model advancement, Kass said, and prevent competitors from catching up. Instead, tech companies may now find themselves competing to lower costs and build more helpful applications for consumers and corporate customers — and also to suck up less power and natural resources in the process.

    At least one American tech leader has already promised to respond to DeepSeek by speeding up the release of more powerful models.

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called DeepSeek’s R1 model “impressive” in an X post Monday, adding that “we will pull up some releases” of new models in response. OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil also said the company’s upcoming o3 model, set to launch in the coming weeks, would “be another major step up.”

    “It’s a super competitive industry, right? And this is showing that it’s competitive globally, not just within the US,” Weil said on a call with reporters about OpenAI’s new ChatGPT offering for government agencies, in response to a question from CNN. “We’re committed to moving really quickly here. We want to stay ahead.”

    But analysts also expect the Big Tech companies to scale back their data center spending plans and potentially rethink how much they’re charging consumers. DeepSeek has proved it’s possible to provide the technology at a lesser cost, although some industry experts have raised eyebrows at the startup’s claims about spending just under $6 million to build its model.

    OpenAI’s largest investor, Microsoft, is investigating whether DeepSeek trained its model off of stolen OpenAI data, Bloomberg reported. Even if the company achieved its efficiency revolution with some malfeasance, DeepSeek’s achievements have lit a fire under Silicon Valley’s AI industry.

    “All those other frontier model labs — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google — are going to build far more efficient models based on what they’re learning from DeepSeek,” said Gil Luria, head of technology research at investment firm D.A. Davidson. “And you’ll be able to use those at a fraction of the price that you can now, because it’s going to be a fraction of the cost to run those models.”

    To be sure, the industry was almost certainly going to eventually shift its focus to “efficiency” — working to add AI capabilities using a set amount of computing power versus adding more servers to juice the technology. There are only so many computers you can build and only so much electricity available to service them. And an AI tool can only get so proficient at, say, writing emails or planning trips, before making it marginally more powerful is no longer worthwhile.

    But DeepSeek appears to have sped up that timeline. And in Silicon Valley, unwinding spending on data centers could be tricky.

    Just last week, OpenAI, Oracle and SoftBank visited the White House to announce the creation of a new company and a $500 million investment in US AI infrastructure; Microsoft CEO Sundar Pichai affirmed he was “good for” his company’s planned $80 billion investment in AI development and infrastructure this year; and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his company’s AI spending could reach as much as $65 billion this year.

    “That crazy AI data center build-out that we’ve been talking about for the last couple of years? They don’t need to do that anymore. They can build a lot less because they can provide a lot more services at a much lower price,” Luria said. He added that investors will likely expect to hear about those plans in the American tech companies’ earnings calls over the next two weeks.

    Of course, if the tech giants cut data center costs for training AI models — and therefore charge customers less — their tools will get used more, putting more inference (or people asking questions) strain on the data centers, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts wrote Tuesday. So just how dramatic that pullback on data center spending might be remains to be seen.

    Some tech leaders say they’re looking at DeepSeek as validation — rather than a threat.

    Proponents of open-source AI — where the model’s underlying architecture is made publicly available, rather than charged for — say the Chinese model is proof that American companies should be sharing their innovations rather than gatekeeping them. That way, the whole US field could advance more quickly and remain the technology standard around the world.

    “The United States already has the best closed models in the world. To remain competitive, we must also support the development of a vibrant open-source ecosystem,” former Google CEO Eric Schmidt wrote in a Washington Post op-ed Tuesday.

    Meta, which has pushed open-source AI with its Llama model, also said such models are “driving a significant shift in the industry, and that’s going to bring the benefits of AI to everyone faster.”

    And even if DeepSeek forces a short-term rethinking of the business model Silicon Valley had envisioned for AI, people who believe the technology will change the world should be glad for the advancement, Kass said.

    “We are freaked out fairly, I suppose, because we thought we had global AI supremacy, when, in fact, we should be celebrating,” Kass said. “Because this is one more piece of evidence that the AI revolution is going to democratize technology and it’s going to be fairly distributed.”



    DeepSeek, the latest AI technology developed in Silicon Valley, has the potential to mark a turning point for the tech industry. With its advanced capabilities in deep learning and natural language processing, DeepSeek has the power to revolutionize how we interact with technology.

    One of the key features of DeepSeek is its ability to understand and respond to human language in a more natural and intuitive way. This opens up a whole new world of possibilities for AI applications, from virtual assistants to customer service bots. By enabling more human-like interactions, DeepSeek has the potential to greatly enhance user experience and make technology more accessible to a wider audience.

    Furthermore, DeepSeek’s deep learning capabilities allow it to continuously improve and adapt to new information, making it more efficient and accurate over time. This means that as more data is fed into the system, DeepSeek will only get smarter and more effective at its tasks.

    With the potential for such groundbreaking advancements, DeepSeek could be the catalyst for a new era of AI innovation in Silicon Valley. By pushing the boundaries of what is possible with artificial intelligence, DeepSeek could inspire other tech companies to invest in similar technologies and drive the industry forward.

    Overall, the emergence of DeepSeek signals a significant milestone for Silicon Valley and the tech industry as a whole. By harnessing the power of AI in new and innovative ways, DeepSeek has the potential to reshape the future of technology and usher in a new era of possibilities.

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  • Why DeepSeek Could Change What Silicon Valley Believe About A.I.


    The artificial intelligence breakthrough that is sending shock waves through stock markets, spooking Silicon Valley giants, and generating breathless takes about the end of America’s technological dominance arrived with an unassuming, wonky title: “Incentivizing Reasoning Capability in LLMs via Reinforcement Learning.”

    The 22-page paper, released last week by a scrappy Chinese A.I. start-up called DeepSeek, didn’t immediately set off alarm bells. It took a few days for researchers to digest the paper’s claims, and the implications of what it described. The company had created a new A.I. model called DeepSeek-R1, built by a team of researchers who claimed to have used a modest number of second-rate A.I. chips to match the performance of leading American A.I. models at a fraction of the cost.

    DeepSeek said it had done this by using clever engineering to substitute for raw computing horsepower. And it had done it in China, a country many experts thought was in a distant second place in the global A.I. race.

    Some industry watchers initially reacted to DeepSeek’s breakthrough with disbelief. Surely, they thought, DeepSeek had cheated to achieve R1’s results, or fudged their numbers to make their model look more impressive than it was. Maybe the Chinese government was promoting propaganda to undermine the narrative of American A.I. dominance. Maybe DeepSeek was hiding a stash of illicit Nvidia H100 chips, banned under U.S. export controls, and lying about it. Maybe R1 was actually just a clever re-skinning of American A.I. models that didn’t represent much in the way of real progress.

    Eventually, as more people dug into the details of DeepSeek-R1 — which, unlike most leading A.I. models, was released as open-source software, allowing outsiders to examine its inner workings more closely — their skepticism morphed into worry.

    And late last week, when lots of Americans started to use DeepSeek’s models for themselves, and the DeepSeek mobile app hit the number one spot on Apple’s App Store, it tipped into full-blown panic.

    I’m skeptical of the most dramatic takes I’ve seen over the past few days — such as the claim, made by one Silicon Valley investor, that DeepSeek is an elaborate plot by the Chinese government to destroy the American tech industry. I also think it’s plausible that the company’s shoestring budget has been badly exaggerated, or that it piggybacked on advancements made by American A.I. firms in ways it hasn’t disclosed.

    But I do think that DeepSeek’s R1 breakthrough was real. Based on conversations I’ve had with industry insiders, and a week’s worth of experts poking around and testing the paper’s findings for themselves, it appears to be throwing into question several major assumptions the American tech industry has been making.

    The first is the assumption that in order to build cutting-edge A.I. models, you need to spend huge amounts of money on powerful chips and data centers.

    It’s hard to overstate how foundational this dogma has become. Companies like Microsoft, Meta and Google have already spent tens of billions of dollars building out the infrastructure they thought was needed to build and run next-generation A.I. models. They plan to spend tens of billions more — or, in the case of OpenAI, as much as $500 billion through a joint venture with Oracle and SoftBank that was announced last week.

    DeepSeek appears to have spent a small fraction of that building R1. We don’t know the exact cost, and there are plenty of caveats to make about the figures they’ve released so far. It’s almost certainly higher than $5.5 million, the number the company claims it spent training a previous model.

    But even if R1 cost 10 times more to train than DeepSeek claims, and even if you factor in other costs they may have excluded, like engineer salaries or the costs of doing basic research, it would still be orders of magnitude less than what American A.I. companies are spending to develop their most capable models.

    The obvious conclusion to draw is not that American tech giants are wasting their money. It’s still expensive to run powerful A.I. models once they’re trained, and there are reasons to think that spending hundreds of billions of dollars will still make sense for companies like OpenAI and Google, which can afford to pay dearly to stay at the head of the pack.

    But DeepSeek’s breakthrough on cost challenges the “bigger is better” narrative that has driven the A.I. arms race in recent years by showing that relatively small models, when trained properly, can match or exceed the performance of much bigger models.

    That, in turn, means that A.I. companies may be able to achieve very powerful capabilities with far less investment than previously thought. And it suggests that we may soon see a flood of investment into smaller A.I. start-ups, and much more competition for the giants of Silicon Valley. (Which, because of the enormous costs of training their models, have mostly been competing with each other until now.)

    There are other, more technical reasons that everyone in Silicon Valley is paying attention to DeepSeek. In the research paper, the company reveals some details about how R1 was actually built, which include some cutting-edge techniques in model distillation. (Basically, that means compressing big A.I. models down into smaller ones, making them cheaper to run without losing much in the way of performance.)

    DeepSeek also included details that suggested that it had not been as hard as previously thought to convert a “vanilla” A.I. language model into a more sophisticated reasoning model, by applying a technique known as reinforcement learning on top of it. (Don’t worry if these terms go over your head — what matters is that methods for improving A.I. systems that were previously closely guarded by American tech companies are now out there on the web, free for anyone to take and replicate.)

    Even if the stock prices of American tech giants recover in the coming days, the success of DeepSeek raises important questions about their long-term A.I. strategies. If a Chinese company is able to build cheap, open-source models that match the performance of expensive American models, why would anyone pay for ours? And if you’re Meta — the only U.S. tech giant that releases its models as free open-source software — what prevents DeepSeek or another start-up from simply taking your models, which you spent billions of dollars on, and distilling them into smaller, cheaper models that they can offer for pennies?

    DeepSeek’s breakthrough also undercuts some of the geopolitical assumptions many American experts had been making about China’s position in the A.I. race.

    First, it challenges the narrative that China is meaningfully behind the frontier, when it comes to building powerful A.I. models. For years, many A.I. experts (and the policymakers who listen to them) have assumed that the United States had a lead of at least several years, and that copying the advancements made by American tech firms was prohibitively hard for Chinese companies to do quickly.

    But DeepSeek’s results show that China has advanced A.I. capabilities that can match or exceed models from OpenAI and other American A.I. companies, and that breakthroughs made by U.S. firms may be trivially easy for Chinese firms — or, at least, one Chinese firm — to replicate in a matter of weeks.

    (The New York Times has sued OpenAI and its partner, Microsoft, accusing them of copyright infringement of news content related to A.I. systems. OpenAI and Microsoft have denied those claims.)

    The results also raise questions about whether the steps the U.S. government has been taking to limit the spread of powerful A.I. systems to our adversaries — namely, the export controls used to prevent powerful A.I. chips from falling into China’s hands — are working as designed, or whether those regulations need to adapt to take into account new, more efficient ways of training models.

    And, of course, there are concerns about what it would mean for privacy and censorship if China took the lead in building powerful A.I. systems used by millions of Americans. Users of DeepSeek’s models have noticed that they routinely refuse to respond to questions about sensitive topics inside China, such as the Tiananmen Square massacre and Uyghur detention camps. If other developers build on top of DeepSeek’s models, as is common with open-source software, those censorship measures may get embedded across the industry.

    Privacy experts have also raised concerns about the fact that data shared with DeepSeek models may be accessible by the Chinese government. If you were worried about TikTok being used as an instrument of surveillance and propaganda, the rise of DeepSeek should worry you, too.

    I’m still not sure what the full impact of DeepSeek’s breakthrough will be, or whether we will consider the release of R1 a “Sputnik moment” for the A.I. industry, as some have claimed.

    But it seems wise to take seriously the possibility that we are in a new era of A.I. brinkmanship now — that the biggest and richest American tech companies may no longer win by default, and that containing the spread of increasingly powerful A.I. systems may be harder than we thought.

    At the very least, DeepSeek has shown that the A.I. arms race is truly on, and that after several years of dizzying progress, there are still more surprises left in store.



    Why DeepSeek Could Change What Silicon Valley Believes About A.I.

    Artificial Intelligence has long been a buzzword in the tech industry, with companies racing to develop algorithms and systems that can mimic human intelligence. However, many in Silicon Valley are starting to question the current direction of A.I. development, which often prioritizes efficiency and automation over ethics and human values.

    Enter DeepSeek, a groundbreaking A.I. company that is challenging the status quo and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with artificial intelligence. Unlike traditional A.I. systems that are focused on data analysis and decision-making, DeepSeek is revolutionizing the field with its emphasis on empathy, creativity, and emotional intelligence.

    By training their algorithms to understand and respond to human emotions, DeepSeek is not only changing how A.I. interacts with people, but also how it can be used to solve complex problems and make meaningful contributions to society. Their innovative approach has caught the attention of many in Silicon Valley, who are starting to rethink their preconceived notions about the limitations of artificial intelligence.

    With DeepSeek leading the way, the future of A.I. looks more human-centered and compassionate than ever before. As more companies adopt their approach, we may see a shift in the tech industry towards A.I. that is not just intelligent, but truly empathetic and understanding. DeepSeek is proving that A.I. can be a force for good, and their work may just change what Silicon Valley believes about the potential of artificial intelligence.

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    Support double sided NVMe M.2 SSD

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    1 Max 8TB Capacity

    2 Built-in Aactive Fan

    3 Ultra Portable

    4 Only for NVMe

    5 Secure Installation

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    1 For Mac mini

    2 For Mac Studio

    3 For MacBook Pro

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    1 For MacBook Air

    2 For iMac

    3 For iPad

    Which transport protocols are compatible? And what’s the transfer rate?

    1. USB4/TBT4/TBT3 – Max 40Gbps(TBT3 should be the latest)

    2. USB 3.2 Gen2x2 – Max 20Gbps

    3. USB3.2 Gen2 – Max 10Gbps

    4. USB3.0 -Max 5Gbps

    5. USB2.0 – Max 480Mbps(Note: Will not be recognized due to insufficient power supply by USB2.0 5V/0.9A).

    Is there a macOS version requirement?

    Yes, the macOS version should be 13.5 and above.

    Any recommended SSD models?

    SAMSUNG 990Pro/980Pro, WD_BLACK 770/SN850X, WD Blue SN570, Crucial P3/P3 Plus/P5, Sbrent Rocket 4 Plus, Cosair MP400, SK Hynix Platinum P41, etc.

    Note: The final rate depends on a number of factors and the recommended models are for reference only.

    Will this work with iPhone 15Pro/15Pro Max, 16Pro/16 Pro Max?

    Yes, it works. But these phones’ Type-C only supports up to 10Gbps, so you won’t be able to get higher rates.

    Can I edit RAW images directly in an external nvme ssd when using this GAM2-U4 enclosure?

    Sure, you can do that as this USB4 enclosure support hot data exchange.

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    Transfer Rate

    USB4/TBT4 40Gbps

    TBT3 40Gbps

    USB4 40Gbps

    USB 3.2 Gen2x2 20Gbps

    USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps

    USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps

    NVMe 10Gbps, M.2 SATA 6Gbps

    Material

    Aluminum alloy

    Aluminum alloy

    Aluminum alloy

    Aluminum alloy

    Thick Aluminum alloy

    Thick Aluminum alloy

    Light Aluminum alloy+ABS

    Cooling Fan

    Built-in

    NO

    Built-in

    NO

    NO

    NO

    NO

    M.2 SSD Protocol

    NVMe( M/B+M) Only

    NVMe( M/B+M) Only

    NVMe, Not removable

    NVMe( M/B+M) Only

    NVMe( M/B+M) Only

    NVMe( M/B+M) Only

    NVMe( M/B+M), M.2 SATA(B/B+M)

    M.2 SSD Size

    2230/2242/2260/2280

    2280 Only

    2280, Not removable

    2230/2242/2260/2280

    2230/2242/2260/2280

    2230/2242/2260/2280

    2230/2242/2260/2280

    Storage Capacity

    8TB

    4TB, Max 8TB

    512GB/1TB/2TB/4TB

    Max 4TB

    Max 4TBx2

    Max 4TB

    4TB, Max 8TB

    Super Reliable Construction: The housing of this USB4 enclosure is CNC machined from a solid ingot of car grade aluminum metal, which offers rugged protection of your SSD. The simple and low-key style design is pleasing to hold and look at
    Unprecedented Ultra-Fast: If you stack high-resolution 16-bit raw images on Siril, that would be a game changer. In less than 20 secs, 50 GBs of files will be transferred to a M2 Pro Mac mini, while writing them back will take a bit longer but that also is super extraordinary. Data based on 980 Pro 2T SSD.
    High Performance, Cool Running: When tons of GB files are during transfer, it lead the caddy get warm, however, the built-in active fan will solve your worries. The silent turbo fan will keep the SSD stay cool, temp below 55 degrees centigrade/122 degrees Fahrenheit, the true dissipates heat for throttle-free performance, allowing you to focus on your creations
    Boost Your Silicon M Mac&iPad: The excellent DIY external storage solution for any Apple silicon M1/M2/M3/M4 series mac and iPad, also perfect for many latest Thunderbolt4/USB4 notebooks. This affordable and powerful gadget is perfect for photo and video professionals to backup and edit demanding hot data content including 8K RAW video, 4K video in slow-motion, etc
    Universal Connectivity: 2-in-1 single cable solution both for type-c port and USB-A port. Work with USB4, Thunderbolt4/3, and USB-C computers and devices. USB4/Thunderbolt4 will approach the maximum speed rate for USB4 Gen 3×2 40 Gbps, USB 3.2 SuperSpeedPlus Gen 2×2 20 Gbps and DisplayPort HBR3 x4 up to 32.4 Gbps, but USB-C/USB-A 3.2 Gen2 and Thunderbolt 3 will be limited at 10 Gbps, USB2.0 will be 480 Mbps (Note: The USB2.0 interface has insufficient power supply and may not work)
    M.2 NVMe SSD Only: Build your own flexible DIY caddy to handle demanding needs by using your choice of M key connector NVMe M.2 2230, 2242, 2260 or 2280 SSD, storage capacity up to 8 TB.
    Super Portable: Security by screwing, travel sized, light weight, bus-powered, ultra-low standby power consumption, etc, all these advantages make it more handy
    Hints: When your device has a TBT3/4 port but not reach the expected rate, please update the BIOS and the TBT3 NVM FW version. Ideal for MacBook Air/Pro, Mac mini, iMac, and Windows PCs with desktops and laptops that have TBT3/4, handle high-performance tasks such as 4K video editing, rendering, 3D artists, fast storage and backup, gaming PCs & Consoles for external game installations and backup, external storage for creatives ,content creators, data centers & servers enterprise use, etc


    Introducing the GAM2-U4 USB4 NVMe Enclosure: The Ultimate Storage Solution for Your Mac Devices

    Are you looking for a high-speed, reliable storage solution for your Mac devices? Look no further than the GAM2-U4 USB4 NVMe Enclosure. This sleek and stylish enclosure is designed specifically for use with Silicon M USB4 Thunderbolt 3/4 Mac Mini Studio, MacBook Air Pro, iMac, and more.

    With a blazing fast 40Gbps transfer speed, this enclosure allows you to quickly and easily transfer large files, photos, videos, and more without any lag or delay. The built-in active cooling fan ensures that your NVMe SSD stays cool and performs at its best, even during extended use.

    Crafted with precision CNC machining, this enclosure is not only durable and reliable but also looks great on any desk or workspace. With a maximum capacity of 8TB, you’ll have plenty of space to store all of your important files and media.

    The UASP M.2 SSD caddy ensures that your SSD is always running at its peak performance, while the grey color scheme complements the sleek design of your Mac devices.

    Don’t settle for slow, unreliable storage solutions. Upgrade to the GAM2-U4 USB4 NVMe Enclosure and experience the power and speed of USB4 technology. Order yours today and take your storage game to the next level!
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  • A new AI assitant from China has Silicon Valley talking


    It’s ignited a heated debate in American tech circles: How did a small Chinese company so dramatically surpass the best-funded players in the AI industry? And what does this mean for the field going forward?

    Meta’s chief AI scientist Yann LeCun wrote in a Threads post that this development doesn’t mean China is “surpassing the US in AI,” but rather serves as evidence that “open source models are surpassing proprietary ones.” He added that DeepSeek benefited from other open-weight models, including some of Meta’s.

    “They came up with new ideas and built them on top of other people’s work. Because their work is published and open source, everyone can profit from it,” LeCun wrote. “That is the power of open research and open source.”

    (Although many companies, including DeepSeek and Meta, claim their AI models are open source, they have not actually revealed their training data to the public.)

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also appeared to take a jab at DeepSeek last month, after some users noticed that V3 would occasionally confuse itself with ChatGPT. A day after V3’s release, Altman wrote on X that “it is (relatively) easy to copy something that you know works. it is extremely hard to do something new, risky, and difficult when you don’t know if it will work.”

    Some figures online floated unsubstantiated claims that DeepSeek’s success is a Chinese government “psyop,” or psychological operation, casting suspicion on the small team’s ability to “beat all of the top researchers in the world as a side project.”

    Soumith Chintala, cofounder of PyTorch, the machine learning library developed by Meta AI, was among many this weekend who hit back at these allegations.

    “i’m comically impressed that people are coping on deepseek by spewing bizarre conspiracy theories — despite deepseek open-sourcing and writing some of the most detail oriented papers ever,” Chintala posted on X. “read. replicate. compete. don’t be salty, just makes you look incompetent.”

    Others in the tech and investment spheres joined in on the praise, expressing excitement about the implications of DeepSeek’s success.

    “This is what makes the DeepSeek thing so funny. A bunch of grifters have been selling AI secret sauce for years — spooky mystery juice that could never be fully explained,” macroeconomist Philip Pilkington wrote on X. “Now a bunch of young guys just wrote a good algo, published it, and the circus tent burned down.”

    Nat Friedman, the former CEO of Github, similarly posted: “The deepseek team is obviously really good. China is full of talented engineers. Every other take is cope. Sorry.”

    DeepSeek’s models tout bilingual proficiency, excelling in both Chinese and English. They do, however, appear subject to censorship or specific political leanings around topics deemed sensitive in China.

    When asked about the sovereignty of Taiwan, a self-ruling island democracy that Beijing claims as its territory, DeepSeek’s R1 sometimes states the subject is “beyond my current scope.” Other times, the model describes Taiwan as “an inalienable part of China’s territory,” adding: “We firmly oppose any form of ‘Taiwan independence’ separatist activities and are committed to achieving the complete reunification of the motherland through peaceful means.”

    Hot on the heels of DeepSeek’s latest models, other players in China’s tech sector are already rolling out new contenders in the race for AI dominance.

    Alibaba on Sunday introduced its newest Qwen2.5-1M model, an upgrade from Qwen2.5-72B.

    Kimi AI, owned by Beijing-based company Moonshot AI, also announced the launch of its latest multimodal reasoning model Kimi k1.5 on Saturday, which it touts as comparable to OpenAI’s o1.



    China’s tech industry is making waves once again with the introduction of a new AI assistant that has Silicon Valley talking. This innovative assistant, developed by a Chinese tech company, is said to rival the capabilities of popular AI assistants like Siri and Alexa.

    With advanced natural language processing and machine learning capabilities, this AI assistant is able to understand and respond to complex commands and questions. Its developers claim that it can perform tasks ranging from scheduling appointments and setting reminders to providing personalized recommendations and even engaging in casual conversations.

    The introduction of this new AI assistant from China has sparked a debate among tech enthusiasts in Silicon Valley. Some see it as a formidable competitor that could potentially disrupt the market dominance of existing AI assistants, while others view it as a sign of China’s growing influence in the global tech industry.

    Regardless of where one stands on the issue, it’s clear that this new AI assistant is a force to be reckoned with. As it continues to evolve and improve, it will be interesting to see how it shapes the future of AI technology and impacts the way we interact with our devices.

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  • Silicon Power 1TB SDXC Micro SD Card Gaming Memory Card, Compatible with Nintendo-Switch and Steam Deck


    Price: $69.97 – $64.49
    (as of Jan 26,2025 09:50:45 UTC – Details)



    Storage Built For Gamers Looking to expand your gaming library? With an A1 rating, this card is primed for performance on mobile devices, being able to load games directly from the card itself. Minimum random read of 1,500 IOPS and random write of 500 IOPS equate to quicker launches and improved gameplay on Android-based smartphones and tablets. It’s a win-win situation! We’ve engineered this card to be as tough as the final boss – waterproof, shockproof, dustproof, temperature-proof, and X-ray-proof. Plus, it has a 5 year warranty for greater peace of mind. Wherever you are, focus more on winning the game, while this card takes care of the rest.
    UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30)
    Compatible with Nintendo-Switch, Steam Deck
    Minimum random read of 1,500 IOPS and random write of 500 IOPS
    5-year limited manufacturer warranty
    Important Notice: Nintendo-Switch User: According to device manufacturer website; A system upgrade is necessary if you own a Nintendo-Switch in order to use a microSDXC card on the device. Steam Deck User: The device will format the microSD card of your choice into the Linux-based EXT4 format. A Windows or Mac computer will not be able to read the file, but a Steam Deck or other Linux-based device can.
    Compatibility of Silicon Power 1TB Card for Gaming Handheld: Nintendo-Switch, Nintendo-Switch_Lite, Nintendo-Switch _Neon Steam Deck, Steam Deck OLED and ROG ALLY. SmartPhones: S20, S20+, S20 ultra 5G, S10 lite, S10, S10+ A22, A22 5G, A52 5G, A32 5G, A52, A72, A32, A02s, A12, A21, A71 5G, A51 5G, A20s, Note 10+, J4 Core, J8, J7 Star, J7, Note 10 Plus. SAMSUNG TABLETS: Tab S7 FE 5G, Tab S7 FE, Tab A7 Lite, Tab A7 10.4 (2020), Tab Active 3, Tab S7, Tab S7+, Tab S6 Lite, Tab S6, Tab A 8.0 (2017), Book S and 10th Generation Fire Tablets.

    Customers say

    Customers appreciate the flash memory for its reliable performance and good value. They find it works well with dashcams and provides ample storage space. The read and write speeds are satisfactory, allowing faster app loading and smooth game play. Many customers find it easy to use. However, some have mixed opinions on the quality, card compatibility, and readability.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews


    Introducing the Silicon Power 1TB SDXC Micro SD Card Gaming Memory Card – the perfect storage solution for your Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck gaming consoles!

    With a massive 1TB capacity, this micro SD card provides ample space for all your favorite games, downloadable content, and save files. Say goodbye to constantly having to delete old games to make room for new ones – with the Silicon Power 1TB SDXC Micro SD Card, you’ll have plenty of storage space for all your gaming needs.

    Not only does this memory card offer superior storage capacity, but it also boasts fast read and write speeds, ensuring smooth gameplay and quick loading times. You won’t have to worry about lag or delays when using this high-performance memory card.

    Compatible with both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Steam Deck, the Silicon Power 1TB SDXC Micro SD Card is a versatile and convenient storage solution for gamers on the go. Simply insert the card into your console and enjoy instant access to all your favorite games and content.

    Upgrade your gaming experience with the Silicon Power 1TB SDXC Micro SD Card Gaming Memory Card – the ultimate storage solution for Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck gamers. Get yours today and never run out of space for your games again!
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  • Silicon Power 4TB XS70 Nvme PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 SSD R/W Up to 7,200/6,800 MB/s, DRAM Cache, with Built-in PS5 Heatsink, Compatible with PlayStation 5 (SP04KGBP44XS7005)


    Price: $309.99 – $259.99
    (as of Jan 26,2025 02:14:44 UTC – Details)



    With a standard data transfer rate that’s 2x faster than the 3.0 version, the XS70 PCIe Gen 4×4 with 3D NAND flash memory and NVMe 1.4 support is exactly what serious gamers need to crush the competition. Mind-blowing continuous read and write speeds up to 7,300MB/s and 6,800MB/s, respectively, enable the XS70 to push the limits of what an SSD can do so you can break new records. Inspired by the gills of a shark, the XS70’s unique heatsink design with carefully angled slits enables it to breathe during even the most intense gaming sessions. Heat easily ventilates out through the heatsink’s gill-like slits to prevent overheating and maintain superior performance. The XS70 is not only as fierce as a shark on a performance level, but it can breathe like one too for longer and more stable gameplay! In order to game to the extreme, the XS70 supports RAID technology and LDPC coding to maintain system stability and data integrity to deliver maximum and reliable performance. It also supports DRAM Cache Buffer for improved sequential read/write and random read/write performance. The XS70 is available in massive storage capacity options up to 4TB. With an M.2 2280 (80mm) form factor, the XS70’s compact size allows for easy installation, while also saving space for other components. Coupled with its unparalleled performance and massive storage capacity options, it makes for an easy upgrade that’s ready to handle the most heated matches against your opponents.
    PCIe Gen 4×4 interface with read speeds up to 7,200MB/s and write speeds up to 6,800MB/s
    Unique heatsink design provides maximum heat dissipation for PS5
    NVMe 1.4 support allows for higher performance, lower latency, and lower power consumption
    TBW: 3000
    5-year limited warranty *The SSD warranty is based on the TBW or Warranty period. Please click here for more information about Silicon Power Warranty Policy.

    Customers say

    Customers find the computer drive to be a good value for money. It performs well and is easy to install. The read/write speed is faster than internal drives, and it boots up quickly. Customers appreciate the ample storage capacity for the price.

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    Introducing the Silicon Power 4TB XS70 Nvme PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 SSD – the ultimate storage solution for your PlayStation 5 gaming experience! With lightning-fast read and write speeds of up to 7,200/6,800 MB/s, this SSD will take your gaming to the next level.

    But that’s not all – the XS70 also features a built-in PS5 heatsink, ensuring that your SSD stays cool even during intense gaming sessions. Plus, with its DRAM cache, you can count on reliable performance and smooth gameplay every time.

    Don’t let slow load times and lagging gameplay hold you back – upgrade to the Silicon Power 4TB XS70 Nvme PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 SSD today and unleash the full power of your PlayStation 5! Compatible with PlayStation 5 (SP04KGBP44XS7005).
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