Nine out of ten DuckDuckGo users don't want AI anywhere near their search
People have spoken
ASML slashes 1,700 jobs even as demand for chipmaking machines hits record highs
CEO Christophe Fouquet is cutting bureaucracy, says the company grew too complex
Screenshot utility ShareX adds AI image analysis
ShareX is a popular Windows utility for screenshot capture and screen recording. Version 19.0 introduces a new AI analyze image tool with support for GPT and Gemini. The update also upgrades to FFmpeg 8.0.
Microsoft Office is down to $35 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $35. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
Neural network detects 800+ rare cosmic phenomena in historical Hubble archives
Proof that AI can be used for the greater good
Crypto laundering surged to $82 billion last year and the numbers keep rising
Chinese-language networks are laundering $44 million a day through on-chain ecosystems
After 70 years of false starts, fusion energy is finally gaining momentum
The sun in a box is starting to look less impossible, thanks to AI?
Transmission torrent client just got a major performance upgrade
After an extensive beta period, Transmission 4.10 improves torrent download performance, expands IPv6 support, and reduces CPU usage. It also includes dozens of refinements across all platforms, keeping the client lightweight, and reliable as longtime users often put it.
The future of wearables: Computer chips you can weave, wash, and wear
Forget smartwatches – scientists made smart fabric
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Feature
Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar Tested: A Massive Leap in LCD Clarity
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Review
The Ryzen 7 5800X3D Revisited, Four Years Later
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Review
AMD Zen 3's Second Act: Revisiting the Ryzen 5600X, 5700X, and 5800XT
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Review
How Much RAM Do Gamers Need? 8GB vs. 16GB vs. 32GB vs. 64GB
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Best Of
The Best Gaming Monitors - Early 2026
Zotac warns memory crisis poses an existential threat to graphics card makers
RTX 50 supplies will be unstable going forward
Your ancient iPhone 5s just got an update so it can keep using iMessage
Apple just updated iOS 12 for the first time in three years
Newegg stock crashes after controlling shareholder chairman detained by Chinese authorities
Newegg insists business continues as normal following disclosure
AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D Review: For the FPS Chasers
AMD's Ryzen 7 9850X3D promises the fastest gaming performance yet, with higher clocks and a small price bump. But does it deliver real gains, or is it just more hype?
You can now rent an LG TV for hundreds per month instead of buying it
Rental plans range from £22 to £277 per month in the UK, depending on model
Electric cars outsold gas vehicles in Europe for the first time
Over 300,000 electric cars were registered in Europe last month
Amazon confirms 16,000 more layoffs, bringing total cuts since October to 30,000
CEO Andy Jassy previously said AI will reduce the need for some roles
A 1988 VHS privacy law could block how advertisers get your data
The Supreme Court will decide if sharing email credentials for targeted ads violates video rental protections
TCL set to overtake Samsung as the world's top TV brand
The gap between Samsung and TCL is almost gone
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THE WEB
This YouTube error message isn't a bug, it's another ad blocker crackdown
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AI CHIP
Microsoft built a 750W chip to challenge Nvidia, Amazon, and Google
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SOCIAL ADDICTION
Big Tech is finally on trial for how it built its algorithms
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CHIPZILLA
Intel says it's selling every chip it can produce, so it's feeding AI servers first
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HEALTHCARE
Scientists print human liver tissue in breakthrough that could save lives
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SCIENCE
UCLA engineers discover the most heat-conductive metal ever measured
Valve must defend Steam's pricing model in £656 million class-action case
Competition tribunal clears case accusing Steam of inflating game prices through restrictive platform policies
Intel XeSS 3 multi frame generation now rolling out to Arc GPUs
Intel takes on Nvidia's DLSS with software-based frame generation
Stop Killing Games surpasses 1 million verified signatures, EU to take action
"We do this because we believe in it, and because we believe what we're doing is right"
A new chemical trick could extend lithium-ion battery life without redesigning cells
Scientists find a simpler way to protect battery cathodes
Intel Panther Lake review roundup: Graphics and battery life take center stage
Panther Lake couldn't have come at a better time for Intel
Microsoft built a 750W AI chip to challenge Nvidia's dominance, claims 3x performance gains over Amazon
The Maia 200 AI accelerator packs 140 billion transistors on a 3nm process
Big Tech is finally on trial for how it built its algorithms
A teen is suing Meta, TikTok, and YouTube over algorithmic harm – and thousands more cases are waiting
Why it matters: When jurors in Los Angeles walk into a courtroom this week, they'll confront a question technology companies have long sidestepped: can a line of code, an algorithmic feed, or a design pattern cause psychological harm? The case, K.G.M. v. Meta et al., marks the first personal-injury trial to test whether social media platforms themselves – not just the people who use them – bear responsibility for the mental-health fallout of the digital age.
Meta is testing paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp
The rollout follows Snapchat+ success with 16 million paying subscribers at $3.99 per month
Fractal Design's new Pop 2 Air case pushes airflow where GPUs need it
The case starts at just $90
France is ditching Zoom and Microsoft Teams for a homegrown video platform
Visio rollout underscores Europe's uneasy reliance on American cloud and communication services
Microsoft 365's latest outage is a reminder that the cloud isn't always there
Users report Microsoft 365 "goes down multiple times a year"
Facepalm: Since launching Windows 365 in 2021, Microsoft has aggressively promoted its cloud PC subscription service, some say to the detriment of local computing. However, recent outages have illustrated the new risks that arise when users and businesses offload their software and files to external servers. Is Windows 365 reliable enough to become a pillar of IT?
Startup claims light-based chip could deliver 10x Nvidia's performance at similar power
First look: Light, not silicon, may define the next leap in computing power. That's the bet Austin-based startup Neurophos is making as it challenges the idea that Moore's Law still governs the pace of performance progress. The company is developing a photonics-driven processor designed to do what decades of transistor scaling can no longer achieve: massive compute throughput without a proportional explosion in energy use.
AMD's official Ryzen 7 9850X3D bundle could offer gamers some relief from the memory crisis
For now, the bundle looks to be China-only
A new Atari ST replica uses open-source designs and FPGA technology
Dedicated fans can acquire all components separately
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