Latest Steam survey: RDNA 4 enters GPU chart, Intel CPUs make rare gains
AMD lost CPU share in January
Apple's hidden AI partner: the company heavily relies on Anthropic's Claude internally
Anthropic wanted several billion per year, so Apple went with Google for Siri
Cherry Xtrfy MX 8.2 Pro TMR Keyboard Review
Cherry's MX 8.2 Pro TMR is its first magnetic keyboard using tunnel magnetoresistance tech instead of Hall Effect, promising ultra-fast wireless performance and rare hot-swap support for mechanical switches.
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.
Engineers just found a way to cool quantum systems using microwave noise
A refrigerator for qubits that runs on randomness
Small brains, big compute: Scientists want to build GPS chips that work like a honeybee's brain
How bees are driving next-gen, low power chip research
Apple redesigns its Mac buying experience with a new build-to-order configurator
Taking a page out of Dell's playbook?
Streamer's RTX 4090 catches fire while live on Twitch, gamer asks viewers "WTF do I do?"
The unidentified cause could be the cable's design, the custom cable used, or improper installation
Workplace AI use has tripled in two years, with tech and finance leading the charge
Gallup finds that 25% of US workers now use AI frequently, but adoption remains uneven across sectors
Google dismantles massive proxy network that turned 9 million Android phones into data relays
Connecting the dots: When Google's Threat Analysis Group uncovered unusual network activity rippling across millions of internet-connected devices, something didn't add up. The traffic patterns didn't match typical malware signatures. Instead, what they found looked more like a massive distributed relay system: millions of private phones, computers, and smart home devices quietly moving data for someone else. That someone, Google now says, was a Chinese company called IPIDEA.
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Nvidia DLSS 4.5 vs DLSS 4: Good But Not Flawless
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Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar Tested: A Massive Leap in LCD Clarity
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The Ryzen 7 5800X3D Revisited, Four Years Later
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AMD Zen 3's Second Act: Revisiting the Ryzen 5600X, 5700X, and 5800XT
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How Much RAM Do Gamers Need? 8GB vs. 16GB vs. 32GB vs. 64GB
Duke Nukem 3D turns 30, developer celebrates iconic shooter's anniversary
In brief: Duke Nukem 3D remains one of the most critically acclaimed first-person shooters of all time. While not as influential as Doom, Duke 3D is arguably the most memorable of the "Doom clones" that followed in id Software's wake, and it remains enjoyable three decades later.
Webb telescope reveals most detailed dark matter map ever created
The survey charts 800,000 galaxies and reveals invisible filaments stretching billions of light-years
Nvidia launches official GeForce Now client for Linux in beta
Over 4,500 titles are now available to stream on Linux desktops and laptops
Tesla Robotaxis are crashing more often than human drivers, data shows
Despite being marketed as "autonomous," each Robotaxi still carries a safety monitor – yet collisions continue.
NASA's new Athena supercomputer delivers 20 petaflops while cutting energy consumption
Tackling complex challenges in space, aeronautics, and science
OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) can manage your entire digital life, but it might leak your credentials
The assistant can browse the web, handle files, and even use your credit card
In brief: A new local AI assistant first popularized under the name "Clawdbot" is experiencing a surge in popularity because it fulfills many of the promises made by prior smart assistants and AI agents. However, its impressive range of capabilities requires full access to the user's device, files, and login credentials – and security researchers have found gaping vulnerabilities.
AI browsers are about to eat the internet
The future of on-device AI might just be... Chrome
Android phones are getting smarter about detecting when they've been stolen
The operating system's multi-layered defenses are improving, especially in Brazil
Apple's iPhone business just set an all-time record with $85 billion in sales
Apple beat Wall Street's wildest expectations, so naturally its stock dropped
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These robots can only work half as fast as humans, but factories are buying them anyway
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France bans social media for teens under 15, no phones in school
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Over 50% of game devs say GenAI is harming the industry
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Microsoft to focus on stabilizing Windows after patch failures
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AI browsers are about to eat the internet
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MOBILE DOMINANCE
Apple iPhone captures 7 of the top 10 best-selling phones
Google expands access to Project Genie, its AI tool that turns photos and text into explorable worlds
The experimental system blends video generation and real-time control inside a browser
Microsoft's Maia AI chip ambitions might include an exclusive SK Hynix HBM3e memory deal
Big Tech buying all the memory chips they can, for years to come
Satya Nadella argues that Microsoft's AI bet is paying off as Copilot usage nearly triples
The company's push to power OpenAI and enterprise customers is testing investor patience
Nvidia issues security-only driver update for older GTX graphics cards
Nvidia has issued a new 582.28 WHQL display driver for GeForce GPUs based on the Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures. Since these cards no longer receive Game Ready support, the update focuses exclusively on fixing multiple high-severity security vulnerabilities, with no performance or game optimizations included.
Microsoft shifts focus to stabilizing Windows 11 after patch failures
Patch chaos and risky new features are forcing Microsoft into repair mode
The city of Los Angeles votes to ban single-use printer cartridges
Targeting printer waste, but DRM lockouts remain the bigger problem
NHTSA opens investigation into Waymo after robotaxi hits child near school
Waymo says the vehicle braked hard but could not avoid contact
America is building EV chargers at record speed, just as demand cools
18,000 new fast-charging ports transform the US EV map
One-third of game industry workers were affected by layoffs in 2025, GDC report finds
Game developers are facing the same brutal layoffs as the rest of tech
Music publishers accuse Anthropic of pirating 20,000 songs in $3 billion lawsuit
Publishers call the alleged infringement "flagrant piracy"
Spotify hits a new milestone: one-third of global music revenue
The streaming giant paid out $11 billion in 2025 and says it's cracking down on AI "slop"
More than 50% of game developers say generative AI is harming the industry, the highest level to date
"A regurgitated amalgamation of everything that's come before"
France bans social media for teens under 15, no phones in school
Other European countries are drafting similar legislation
The big picture: Following Australia's lead, France's National Assembly has approved a bill that would prohibit social media access for children under 15 and impose a blanket ban on mobile phone use in high schools. The proposals must now pass the Senate before they can be signed into law by President Emmanuel Macron.
Linux gets a continuity plan for the day Linus Torvalds steps aside
The Linux kernel now has a roadmap for leadership transition
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