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by editors@tomshardware.com (Bruno Ferreira) on (#79AW8)
An internal driver and a shipping manifest reveal that Intel's desktop Raptor Lake Next parts may be on the way right now.
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by brandon.hill@futurenet.com (Brandon Hill) on (#79ASC)
The JSAUX FlipGo features dual 16-inch touch displays and a built-in hub.
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by Stewart Bendle on (#79ASD)
Grab two 10TB NAS Hard Disk Drives and save $134 - this two-pack WD Red Plus bundle is the best deal for adding capacity to your NAS
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by Andrew E. Freedman on (#79ANZ)
Asus adds an OLED screen, TMR sticks, and more comfortable grips to its AMD-powered gaming handheld.
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by Mark Tyson on (#79AP0)
A Chinese team has claimed a new world record for real-time transfer speeds across a 24-core optical fiber cable.
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by Zak Killian on (#79AP1)
A benchmark leak and a direct clock-matched comparison from an enthusiast seed the idea that Zen 6 may come with a decent IPC bump as well as increased clocks.
by ashilov@gmail.com (Anton Shilov) on (#79AJQ)
Micron rejects 4F2, intends to use wafer bonding and High-NA EUV before going 3D NAND over the next few years.
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by Mark Tyson on (#79AJR)
Professional Windows crusher NTDEV has showcased their next-generation tool for compressing Windows 11 with a video of an install that fits on a single CD-ROM.
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by Shane Downing on (#79AJS)
Cadence unveiled Maestro, domain-specialized AI models for its chip design agents, with early access for select customers in Q4 2026.
by Ben Stockton on (#79AJT)
Chinese vessels are spending more time near undersea cables in the Pacific than nearly 50 other nations, according to a new report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
by Newton Gitonga on (#79AGE)
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has reportedly discussed potential areas of cooperation with AMD chief Lisa Su as Intel works to rebuild its CPU business and expand its foundry operations. The companies have already collaborated on x86 standards and CPU software, including AMD's integration of its ZenDNN optimizations into Intel's oneDNN library. Neither executive has publicly detailed the reported discussions or confirmed a new agreement.
by Ben Stockton on (#79AGF)
Newegg have cut this Alienware Aurora gaming PC by over $1,000, netting yo ua 4K-ready machine with an RTX 5070 and 32GB of DDR5 RAM for $2,199.99.
by editors@tomshardware.com (Bruno Ferreira) on (#79AGG)
Lack of funding likely led to the recent PHP security snafu, but that's just the tip of the iceberg - dreary situation caused by services running old versions with no support
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jhet Borja) on (#79AGH)
Throaty Mumbo turns his NES into a Windows-like desktop using an FPGA cartridge emulating an old Intel CPU, complete with a CD drive and internet capabilities, all without tearing the NES apart.
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by Shane Downing on (#79AGJ)
Linux kernel modules lift Nvidia's half-rate AI tensor limit on GeForce RTX 20, 30, and 40-series GPUs.
by Newton Gitonga on (#79AEG)
The Steal My Bitcoin" challenge offers a bounty to anyone who can breach a deliberately vulnerable PHP website using the recently disclosed PHP2Shell flaws. The challenge follows previous recoveries of locked Bitcoin fortunes through software vulnerabilities and AI-assisted investigation, but no successful claim has been confirmed.
by Newton Gitonga on (#79AEH)
Reddit's r/opensource has barred AI-built, AI-focused, and AI-using projects under new rules announced October 24. The crackdown also imposes strict requirements on project age and contributors, while restrictions on non-English speakers have sparked further backlash. The debate puts the subreddit's policy at odds with Linux's acceptance of disclosed AI-assisted code contributions.
by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#79AEJ)
The Danish digitization ministry experimented with Collabora as an alternative to Microsoft Office, but employees who used them were frequently frustrated with style and paragraph formatting challenges, among other complaints.
by Newton Gitonga on (#799Y0)
Revenue per employee at the Magnificent Seven has outpaced the S&P 493, and a new comparison highlights the growing divide in fortunes between America's largest technology companies and the rest of the S&P 500.
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by Christopher Coke on (#799Y1)
The IQUNIX MQ80 is well-made and super stylish, but it's not quite the instant sell it used to be. Catch this one if you don't like magnetic switches, but otherwise wait for a sale.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#799Y2)
Reports say that this is one of three data centers that the Russian finance ministry operated.
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by Mark Tyson on (#799WD)
Get 38% off the new Samsung 990 2TB SSD, a $200 saving.
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by Newton Gitonga on (#799WE)
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly weighing annual software fees of around $2,000 per GPU for enterprise AI, a model that could generate $10 billion a year if five million licenses were sold. The pricing and launch timeline remain unconfirmed, while Nvidia continues to expand its AI software and security tools for enterprise customers.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#799WF)
Playden for PS5 creates an app for each Steam game that it downloads, allowing it to appear as a separate tile on the console's home screen.
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by Mark Tyson on (#799WG)
Windows XP became available at retailers for the first time on this day back in 2001.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#799TH)
The lack of optical drive manufacturers is raising questions about the repairability and longevity of new CD players that are coming out on the market today.
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by Shane Downing on (#799TJ)
OpenAI's red-team agents passed hidden messages through the CPU cache, a covert trick already shown to move data between cloud VMs.
AMD CEO Lisa Su proposed bringing back the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, set plan in motion before DDR5 shortages
by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#799TK)
AMD Director Travis Kirsch confirmed the rationale for relaunching the first X3D chip and explained why the company no longer offers many Ryzen 3 SKUs.
by Etiido Uko on (#799TM)
Nvidia and PreussenElektra are studying whether decommissioned sites of German nuclear power plants can be repurposed as AI data centers, potentially cutting development time by reusing existing grid connections, land, and industrial infrastructure.
by editors@tomshardware.com (Jhet Borja) on (#799RT)
A hacker reverse-engineered his own Samsung TV and found alarming spying activity, including code that used connected devices' microphones to listen to users.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Kunal Khullar) on (#799BM)
The Acer Predator Helios Neo 16S AI combines a 240 Hz QHD+ OLED display with Intel's 24-core Core Ultra 9 processor and Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti graphics, and Best Buy is offering discounts of up to $800.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#799BN)
Privacy-focused firm Proton AG just decided to host the Flock camera map that a security researcher published last month.
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by Stewart Bendle on (#7999B)
The Edifier Hecate G2000 Pro speakers offer a uniquely designed RGB experience, all within a set of above-average 2.0 Stereo PC gaming speakers. They deliver an audio experience far surpassing their looks and size.
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by sayem.ahmed@futurenet.com (Sayem Ahmed) on (#7999C)
We give you a glimpse at some of the biggest stories we've published over on Tom's Hardware Premium this week, including reports on TP-Link's struggles over sales of its Wi-Fi 8 routers, FADU's new SSD, and how to juice better gaming performance from RTX Spark.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#7999D)
Valve practically just flipped a switch to give gamers the ability to read optical drives directly from the Steam Frame.
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by Stewart Bendle on (#7999E)
A new customizable rhythm game controller that's compatible with the new Stage Tour and pre-existing Guitar Hero and Rock Band games. The InfinaKore Fender Telecaster Edition controller lets you create your ideal guitar controller.
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by Oliver Haslam on (#7997Q)
Texas has suspended 17 data center construction permits and shut down the automated portal used to approve them
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by Zhiye Liu on (#7997R)
Wondering why RTX 5090s are so hard to find? Leaked footage shows thousands of consumer GPUs, including Founders Editions, being torn apart for AI servers.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#7997S)
The Filin missile, which was deployed between late September and early October of this year, reportedly used 3D-printed and commercial parts to save on cost.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Bruno Ferreira) on (#7997T)
Exhaustion with tech market prompt Youtuber to remake their first PC - 1996 build fueled by nostalgia and AI weariness
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by Mark Tyson on (#7996P)
Fascinating footage captured inside a busy CompUSA retail store in Y2K lets you relive the PC era when translucent acrylic Presarios and iMacs roamed the Earth.
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by Sarah Jacobsson Purewal on (#798P7)
Razer's Basilisk V4 Pro gaming mouse features an ergonomic shape, a lighter weight, and a couple of extra buttons, plus Razer's Focus Pro 50K optical sensor.
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by ashilov@gmail.com (Anton Shilov) on (#798P8)
Micron's G11 3D NAND promises 42 Gb/mm2 and 5,400 MT/s interface speed, enabling SSDs with extreme capacity and performance.
by ashilov@gmail.com (Anton Shilov) on (#798P9)
SK hynix abandons IPO plans for Solidigm, confirms plans to build a Solidigm 3D NAND fab in the U.S.
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by Joe Shields on (#798PA)
The $209 Gigabyte Z890M Aorus Elite Wifi 7 Ice is one of the better-looking Micro ATX boards, with an icy-white aesthetic and full heatsink coverage that give it a premium vibe for white-themed Intel builds.
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by Stewart Bendle on (#798K9)
Upgrade your gaming monitor with this fantastic $329 deal on the Acer XB27OU 27-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor at Best Buy. Save $50 instantly.
by Oliver Haslam on (#798KA)
Amazon has ditched its plans to build four new data centers in Loudoun County, Northern Virginia, following an outcry from local residents and officials. The land will now be repurposed for mixed and residential use.
by Chris Stokel-Walker on (#798KB)
China has stretched older DUV lithography far further than expected, using multiple patterning to approach 5nm-class without EUV. But experts say the trade-offs in cost, yield, and die size mean further advancements are unlikely to be economically viable.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Denise Bertacchi) on (#798KC)
Bambu Lab's long-awaited tool changer H3C launches Nov. 3, 2026.
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by Oliver Haslam on (#798GA)
A security firm has been able to identify 32 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 AI chips running inside a China Telecom network, but it's unclear where the export-barred components are physically located.