📡 AINEWS RADAR 2026-10-11 16:36 UTC

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Tom's Hardware reports that software modifications can restore 64GB of disabled VRAM on inexpensive NVIDIA CMP 170HX mining cards, potentially making repurposed hardware economically useful for memory-heavy local AI inference.

resolvednovelscott: medium

System76 claims its Thelio Mira AI workstation supports dual NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell GPUs with 192 GB of aggregate GPU memory, expanding turnkey Linux hardware options for memory-heavy local inference and fine-tuning.

watchingconvergesscott: medium

Trajectory notes

2026-09-25T22:52:44Z: nvidia-cmp-vram-unlock closed (absorbed) — Bears directly on Scott's active local-inference stack (dev:project.gamepc / hardware-aware local inference): if the unlock stabilizes, a CMP 170HX is a candidate cheap-HBM card for his rig and a concrete counterpoint to the Mac Studio