RRAM hasn't delivered yet, but stacked memory is being pitched to run neural networks in place
Solving the ongoing memory wall problem for the sake of faster GenAI, because why not
Logitech's Pro X2 Superstrike mouse replaces microswitches with electromagnetic analog sensing
A breakthrough in click latency for competitive rodents and esports
G.Skill settles class action lawsuit over deceptive memory speed claims for $2.4 million
The company denies all allegations of wrongdoing
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.
Spotify's growth looks like a victory lap, hits 750 million monthly users
Inching closer to 300 million paid subscribers
Light may outshine quantum for some of computing's toughest optimization problems
Queen's University's photonic breakthrough takes computing back to physics basics
YUMI exFAT adds smarter drive prep options
YUMI remains a reliable pick for building multi-boot USB drives, especially if you like having control over how your media is set up. The latest release introduces a handy new preparation menu: users can now reserve unformatted space and choose the target filesystem upfront, making it easier to fine-tune a USB stick for specific use cases or future expansion.
Octopus-inspired hydrogel reveals hidden image when exposed to temperature changes or solvents
This synthetic skin doesn't just imitate nature, it responds like it's alive
This lucky gamer's PC hardware dump discovery included $500 worth of DDR4 memory
Quick, to the local dump!
ParrotOS 7.0 delivers major under-the-hood overhaul
ParrotOS is a compelling Linux alternative for users who want strong security features without the bloat. Version 7.0 is a significant upgrade, bringing a reworked backend, a modern KDE Plasma 6 desktop, and a refreshed Echo theme, while keeping the system lean and responsive.
How a new terahertz antenna could unlock one-terabit 6G speeds
Design pioneers passive antenna capable of handling information-dense signals
Russian forces thrown into communications chaos after Starlink cutoff
Ads seeking civilians to register Starlink terminals surface after cutoff
Trump administration considers linking chip tariff exemptions to TSMC's US investment expansion
TSMC's US bet may shield Amazon, Google, Microsoft from new chip tariffs
DOJ faces investigation over alleged pressure on Apple and Google to remove ICE apps
The inquiry raises First Amendment concerns
Intel's 18A process works, now it has to convince the industry
PowerVia gives Intel a technical edge, but customers are hesitant
Former Apple design chief Jony Ive reveals the interior of Ferrari's first EV
Ferrari Luce's full reveal and launch planned for May
Meta goes to trial over alleged child exploitation on Facebook and Instagram
New Mexico state prosecutors accuse Meta of ignoring internal warnings about harm to young users
Xbox and Windows teams are working with OEMs on a possible 2027 console launch
Next Xbox timeline is still fluid - it's starting to look a lot like a Windows PC
Intel has abandoned its controversial "On Demand" processor technology
The "CPU-as-a-service" offering is not in service anymore
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Windows update woes continue, this time slowing down Nvidia GPUs
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WD is pushing hard drive performance to SSD territory
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Plasma engines are emerging as the next frontier in deep-space propulsion
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US bans Chinese software from connected cars, triggering an industry overhaul
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Warm skin, eye contact, and microexpressions: world's first "biomimetic AI robot"
Massive leak details Intel's 900-series Nova Lake chipset
Core Ultra 400S processors for high-end desktops
Taiwan says shifting 40% of chip production to the US is "impossible"
Taiwan is still open to expanding operations into the US, however
Torvalds kicks off Linux 7.0 after 6.19 lands with key tech gains
The latest kernel focuses on live updates, encrypted device communication, and accelerated networking
Microsoft is retiring legacy Windows printer drivers, one step at a time
Warnings about the incoming "printocalyplse" have been greatly exaggerated
The takeaway: Microsoft quietly signaled a major shift in how printer drivers would work on Windows nearly three years ago. That plan is now becoming reality, though most older third-party printers won't suddenly stop working anytime soon.
Which search engine almost bought Google in the 1990s?
Did you know, Google co-founder Larry Page attempted to sell the search engine for $1.6 million?
Discord will gate full access behind ID or face verification starting next month
Discord is rolling out age verification worldwide, requiring a face scan or ID for full access starting next month. New and unverified accounts will move to a "teen" setting by default. That means tighter content filters, and safer DM handling with warnings and separate inboxes for messages from unfamiliar users.
Hiroshima scientists crack the code for 3D printing tungsten carbide
Novel "softening" method reshapes one of the world's hardest materials without melting it
EV batteries age twice as fast with ultra-fast charging
Geotab's analysis of more than 22,000 vehicles reveals how charging habits shape long-term performance
At $70 million, AI.com is now the most expensive domain name ever sold
Beats previous record by $20 million, another $8 million spent on Super Bowl ad, website went down
Switchable topological light could redefine wireless data transmission
The device points toward compact, programmable terahertz circuits
This Xbox One S mod crams an entire Ryzen desktop PC inside
With no external power brick and a dedicated GPU
MIT scientists build terahertz microscope that reveals hidden superconducting motion
The device focuses trillion-cycle radiation into atomic-scale detail never seen before
YouTube reaction videos could face lawsuits over ripped footage
The way the footage was obtained is important
Why it matters: Love them or hate them, there's little escaping YouTube reaction videos. Clips of people reacting to other content are incredibly popular, but a federal court ruling could have massive legal ramifications for those making a living from this trend.
Global chip sales are on track to hit $1 trillion thanks to AI
Chipmakers are optimistic, but unsure how long the AI build-out will last
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