"He crushed the interview": Silicon Valley duped by software engineer secretly working four jobs
Remote hiring loopholes exposed
Samsung delays $37B Texas chip plant with no customers in sight
Chipmaking push in Texas is all construction, no production
TSMC shifts focus to US, postpones new chip plant in Japan
US tariff threats have reportedly influenced TSMC's Japan project timeline
Microsoft Office is down to $39 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without breaking the bank, Microsoft Office 2021 is now available for just $39 – a significant price drop and the lowest we've seen this year.
Most graphics cards still priced way above MSRP, led by Nvidia's RTX 5080 and 5090
8GB models come closest to launch pricing, but nobody wants them
Nvidia closes in on $4 trillion valuation, surpasses Apple's record
Nvidia's journey to the top has been swift and dramatic
EA sets ambitious 100 million player goal for Battlefield 6 as development costs reach $400 million
Slated to release in March 2026
Open source project is making strides in bringing CUDA to non-Nvidia GPUs
CUDA compatibility with AMD and Intel GPUs isn't a pipe dream anymore
Why it matters: Nvidia introduced CUDA in 2006 as a proprietary API and software layer that eventually became the key to unlocking the immense parallel computing power of GPUs. CUDA plays a major role in fields such as artificial intelligence, scientific computing, and high-performance simulations. But running CUDA code has remained largely locked to Nvidia hardware. Now, an open-source project is working to break that barrier.
Grab a full Windows 11 Pro license for $10
Unbeatable all-time low, available for a limited time
MindsEye studio's troubles continue: staff receive layoff emails, founder blames "sabotage," player count at 22
From bad, to worse, to much worse
Xbox exec suggests people use AI to lessen the pain of being laid off
Microsoft has just laid off 9,000 people while investing $80 billion in AI
Facepalm: Never underestimate an executive's ability to say something that shows a breathtaking lack of awareness. Take a look at Matt Turnbull, Executive Producer at Xbox Games Studio Publishing, for example, who suggested that anyone who has been laid off should reduce "the emotional and cognitive load" that comes with such an awful event by using AI tools. It's an especially jarring comment considering the number of people who are losing their jobs at Microsoft as the company pours billions into AI.
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Review
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 8GB vs. 16GB Tested Across PCIe 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0
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Feature
We Tested the Switch 2 Display - Is It Really That Slow?
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Review
AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT PCIe Benchmark: 8GB vs. 16GB
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Dell Alienware AW3425DW 34" 240Hz Review
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Cost Per Frame Analysis: The Best Graphics Cards in Mid 2025
Slate Auto's budget EV truck jumps above $20,000 as Trump's bill ends federal tax credits
The truck will now be priced in the "mid-twenties"
Apple macOS Tahoe brings major gaming improvements through Metal 4 and DLSS wrapper support
Cyberpunk, Red Dead II, Starfield, Jurassic World Evolution, and more will become playable
Apple iOS 26 will freeze iPhone FaceTime video if it detects nudity
But how nude is too nude?
US lifts chip design software export ban to China after rare earths deal
Siemens, Synopsys, Cadence resume China sales as US lifts EDA ban
Steam now generates three times more revenue for Capcom than PlayStation
Capcom's latest financial report shows dramatic shift toward PC
Synology is selling outdated "proprietary" NAS SSDs at unrealistically high prices
Is the NAS maker out of its freaking mind?
Vivaldi 7.5 brings color to Tab Stacks and enhanced privacy features
Vivaldi is a dream browser for those who want total control. Version 7.5 debuts with several privacy enhancements, it introduces color-coded Tab Stacks for grouped tabs and adds support for DNS over HTTPS (DoH), providing extra security to protect your browsing activity. Check out more in our essential apps feature.
Ford CEO joins list of execs warning AI could eliminate millions of white-collar jobs
Farley joins Amazon, Anthropic, and JP Morgan Chase CEOs in warning against AI
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey backs new crypto-friendly bank with tech billionaires
Erebor could be the first US bank to hold stablecoins directly on its balance sheet
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CHIPMAKING
Intel may scrap 18A node in favor of 14A to attract Apple and Nvidia
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SCIENCE
Brain implant at UC Davis translates thoughts into spoken words with emotion
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OLDER HARDWARE
Nvidia to drop driver support for older GeForce GPUs: Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta
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THE WEB
Amazon hits 1 million warehouse robots, nearly matching human workforce
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3D PRINTING
New dual-light 3D printing method combines soft and hard materials in a single object
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TECH TRIVIA
What was the population of the Death Star?
Lorde's new CD is so clear, your stereo might think it's invisible
Choose vinyl or digital if you actually want to listen to the new album
Tesla deliveries drop for second quarter amid growing backlash against Elon Musk
Despite falling deliveries, a few analysts remain optimistic
Meet the 17-year-old who helped change Microsoft's bug bounty program
High school student helps strengthen Microsoft's digital defenses
Editor's take: At an age when most teenagers are just beginning to explore the possibilities of technology, one high school junior has already made a name for himself in the world of cybersecurity. Dylan, now 17, first caught the attention of Microsoft's Security Response Center at just 13, when he reported a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Teams. The discovery ultimately reshaped the company's bug bounty program and set Dylan on a unique professional path.
Gaming takes the helm: aircraft carrier installs high-end eSports suite for crew
Part of a partnership between the Royal Navy and the British eSports Federation
Switch 2 owners report overheating and crashes, even in less demanding games
Overheating usually occurs in docked mode
Call center workers say their AI assistants create more problems than they solve
"The AI assistant isn't that smart in reality"
App tracking ICE agents tops App Store after Trump Administration backlash
Administration officials are threatening legal action against ICEBlock app
Steam survey's top graphics card changes again as four RTX 5000 GPUs enter chart
A surprising number of people can afford an RTX 5090
The Radeon RX 9070 XT is Now Faster, AMD FineWine
With new drivers and game updates in play, we revisit the Radeon RX 9070 XT to see how it stacks up against our day-one data. Is this real FineWine, or just minor gains?
The RTX 5050 is Nvidia's third 8GB GPU to launch without day-one reviews
Early benchmarks suggest performance is slightly below the RTX 4060
Ransomware negotiator allegedly struck deals with hackers to profit from extortion payments
Justice Department investigates possible kickbacks in ransom cases
RustDesk is a fast, open-source remote desktop alternative to TeamViewer
Remote desktop access remains a critical utility, especially for support, collaboration, or accessing files on the go. RustDesk has emerged as a modern, privacy-conscious alternative to options like TeamViewer. It's open-source, fast, and works seamlessly across platforms without the usual bloat. Check out more in our essential apps feature.
HP unveils PCFax, a CarFax-style tool to extend laptop life and reduce e-waste
PCFax will log laptop health data to support recycling and reuse
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