Nvidia’s first CPU is here and powering next-gen cloud gaming
Nvidia has just announced its upcoming data center and server portfolio, the Grace CPU Superchip and the Grace Hopper Superchip, made for HPC.
How to watch Nvidia’s Computex 2022 keynote
Nvidia presented its Computex 2022 keynote, and we have all the details on what was announced.
SpaceX announces Starlink for RVs, with no wait for dishes
SpaceX on Monday announced a “Starlink for RVs” internet service, and at the current time, there’s no waitlist for dishes.
The first 240Hz 4K gaming monitor is finally available to reserve
The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 is now open for reservations ahead of its June 6 availability.
Everything we learned about AM5 and X670 at Computex 2022
AMD's brand-new AM5 socket and 600-series chipsets are almost here, with new features and more performance across the board.
Here’s what’s new in Instagram’s ‘visual refresh’
Instagram announced a visual refresh of its brand. Here's what to expect in terms of how the changes will play out in the app itself.
How to watch AMD’s Computex 2022 keynote
AMD is kicking off Computex 2022 with its annual keynote, and we expect big announcements out of it. Here's how to watch AMD at Computex 2022.
AMD’s new patent may make memory overclocking a breeze
AMD has just filed a patent for a memory overclocking tool that automates the process. Could it be preparing to make overclocking easier on the Ryzen 7000?
AMD Ryzen 7000 is up to 31% faster than Intel’s best
AMD officially lifted the curtain on Ryzen 7000 at Computex 2022, which the company says is up to 31% faster than Intel's best CPU in certain applications.
Corsair’s first gaming laptop ever goes all-in on AMD
Corsair launched the Voyager laptop at Computex 2022. The machine is built for gaming and streaming, and it's equipped exclusively with AMD hardware.
Apple’s AR/VR headset gets one step closer to a reality
Apple's board of directors reportedly got a sneak peek at their upcoming mixed reality headset. This could mean a reveal is coming soon.
SK Hynix might dethrone Western Digital with this SSD
SK Hynix has just released a new SSD that boasts one of the highest read and write IOPS on the market, making it one of the fastest consumer SSDs right now.
Gigabyte’s cableless Project Stealth PC is finally here
Gigabyte's Project Stealth is finally here with a mission of dealing with cable management once and for all.
Notorious ransomware gang Conti shuts down, but not for good
The well-known ransomware gang, Conti, has officially decided to shut down. However, the key members of the group aren't done with cybercrime.
The last Nvidia GPUs have been cracked by crypto miners
Nvidia’s crypto mining limiter for the majority of its RTX 30 cards was recently fully unlocked. The last two boards have now been cracked.
Microsoft Build 2022: What to expect for Teams, Edge, and Windows
Microsoft's annual developer conference is here and the show is expected to have a ton of news around Windows, Office, Teams, and Microsoft's other products.
Google will help open-source tech fight cyberattacks
At a time when cyberattacks are nearly constant, Google has just announced a new security tool made to promote and spread safety among open-source software.
This super-smart tech could cut CPU thermals by 150%
Scientists have just re-visited technology that was previously dismissed -- silicon-28. They found that silicon-28 can be used to bring better thermals to CPUs.
Need a new GPU? AMD is way cheaper than Nvidia right now
Prices for AMD’s Radeon RX 6000 range of graphics cards continue to drop, while Team Green’s GPUs remain the more expensive option for gamers.
Google’s new website wants to make your job interviews easy
Google has launched a new website that you can visit to practice your job interviews and get insights on your answers.
Framework Laptop now offering CPU upgrade to Intel’s latest
The most customizable laptop gets upgraded to Intel Alder Lake chips.
New HP Spectre x360 16 ditches Nvidia, embraces Intel Arc
HP has announced a new Spectre x360 16 model, powered by Intel ARC graphics and 12th-generation Intel processors.
The Windows 11 update rollout has finally ended
It’s been well over six months since Windows 11 launched. Now, it is finally available for everyone to download.
Zoom’s A.I. tech to detect emotion during calls upsets critics
Critics are calling out the video-conferencing company Zoom over concerns that its A.I. tech that can read emotions might find discriminatory uses.
Rumor suggests AMD RDNA 3 may get an unexpected upgrade
According to the latest round of rumors, upcoming AMD Radeon RX 7000 RDNA 3 graphics cards may be better than expected thanks to a larger memory bus.
Nvidia could be preparing an affordable $200 GPU to take on AMD
Nvidia is reportedly set to introduce the GeForce GTX 1630 graphics card, which is apparently Team Green’s answer to certain entry-level boards from rival AMD.
The new Acer Swift 3 is an OLED laptop for just $900
Acer has announced several new laptops, and the most notable is the new Swift 3. It’s an OLED laptop that’s only $900, much cheaper than the competition.
Acer’s new workstations are more powerful than ever before
Acer has just updated its ConceptD range with workstation desktops and laptops. Equipped with the latest CPUs and GPUs, they serve up new levels of performance.
Acer launches eye-popping displays with built-in 3D tech
Acer has announced an expansion to its stereoscopic 3D range with the SpatialLabs View Series displays that introduces glasses-free stereoscopic 3D technology.
Windows 11 could get a mysterious new ‘Designer’ app
A Microsoft leaker has revealed that Microsoft is working on a 'Designer' app, letting you create fancy graphics.
HP Victus 15 adds an all-AMD option with improved battery life
The Victus 15 continues HP's trend of affordable, yet powerful gaming laptops.
Microsoft has finally brought Teams to its own app store
Microsoft Teams is now available for download in the Microsoft Store after several years of primarily manual download support.
Websites may be logging your email and password without you knowing
A new study reveals that up to 3% of the world's top websites collect your inputs before you ever submit them. This includes emails and passwords.
New App Store rule lets companies charge more for subscriptions without approval
Apple has altered the rules for its subscriptions, changing the way that some price increases will be handled at the point of renewal.