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Huawei may overcome U.S. curbs with Chinese technologies.

If you've been waiting on the sidelines regarding Microsoft's flagship game console, now may be the time to pounce.

Arm wants Nvidia and Intel to become its anchor investors in upcoming IPO.

The WD Blue SN580 takes a winning formula and ratchets it up a notch, but it's still a very similar product. It doesn't offer anything new to the SSD landscape, but it could still be a solid budget drive.

After 30 years on the market, Linux remains a distant underdog behind Windows and MacOS.

GPD's G1 external graphics solution based on AMD's Radeon RX 7600M XT coming next week, but it is going to be expensive.

New research suggests that the much-desired "spinning wheel" of LLM training (that a model can be trained with its own outputs) is, for now, outside our capabilities. Autoencoders, Gaussian mixture models and large language models have all been shown to be affected.

Huawei showcases AI devices for cloud and edge applications at trade shows.

Intel introduces new process technology to address mobile, RF, IoT, consumer, storage and military, aerospace and government applications.

Now with up to $470 off the list price, the WD Black SN850X provides 7,300 MB/s read and 6,600 MB/s write speeds that won't hurt your wallet.

The Ryzen 7 7800X3D is at all-time low pricing for Amazon Prime Day.

AMD is promoting a new Starfield game bundle, featuring both the Premium and Standard editions of the game. Either version will be bundled with eligible AMD hardware.

G.Skill has rolled out its DDR5-7200 48GB non-binary memory kit, but does it provide the performance that consumers need?

We've scoured all the major US retailers to find the lowest prices on the currently available graphics cards. From Amazon to Newegg, B&H to Gamestop, these are the lowest prices we can find. We also have historical data for how these prices compare to the past several months.

An Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 has dropped to $999 at B&H, one of the lowest prices we've ever seen.

Intel begins to notify ecosystem partners about plans to can NUC business.

Charles is using a Raspberry Pi Pico W to power his new home automation clock with the help of Pimoroni's Galactic Unicorn matrix.

The Dell S3222DGM is 32-inches with 2K resolution, 165 Hz and fantastic color. It's now the cheapest that it has ever been.

Arduino's latest two boards swap the trusty Atmel microcontroller for Arm power and one of its flagship boards now features an ESP32 co-processor.

Intel's Meteor Lake set to significantly increase iGPU performance compared to existing offerings from the company.

Windows 11 has been cut to the bare minimum, to run with just 176 MB of RAM available, and a video demonstrates its usability.

DeepCool's Assassin IV features a unique form factor reminiscent of a Borg Cube, and the cooling capacity to assimilate the heat of even the most demanding workloads.

AMD's AM4 gaming CPU champ dips another $12 to its lowest price ever of $277.

After the 4 GHz milestone was inched past by Splave last week, oevrclocker CENS showed he can do 4 GHz+ too.

Now $660 off the list price, WD Black SN850X provides 7,300 MB/s read and 6,600 MB/s write speeds that won't hurt your wallet.

Shipments of PCs are down 13.4% in the second quarter.

Chief executive of AMD expects AI to dominate design of chips in the future.

The team behind Denuvo claims that its DRM does not hinder gaming performance as many gamers have claimed. To resolve this, Denuvo is building a new program that will allow reviewers to compare new games with and without the DRM installed.

Our sources tell us that the Ryzen 5 7500F will launch as a China-exclusive 65W six-core processor that comes without an integrated GPU.

Ulli from Greenkeeper with Raspberry Pi is using a Pi to mow yards automatically with a cool remote web-based interface.

Nvidia's China-oriented A800 is getting more expensive due to fears of U.S. GPU sales ban.

AMD engineers show off really unique stackable chipset cards that are used to test the functionality of AMD's AM5 motherboards.

The ASRock Z790 Steel Legend ($229.99) is an affordable option for Intel 12th and 13th-gen processors. The board includes five M.2 sockets (one PCIe 5.0), eight SATA ports, 2.5 GbE and Wi-Fi 6E, capable power delivery, and a budget audio codec. Gaming performance is great, but other tasks were average at best.

A hardware leaker has shared a set of purported Core i7-14700K benchmarks and info. If accurate, this CPU might deliver performance uplifts as good as 20%.

A reputable tech tipster says the first Raptor Lake Refresh 'K' CPUs for desktops will be released in mid to late October.

Ayaneo has launched another handheld, using the popular AMD Phoenix processors, but this one has quite a small screen.

You can buy the powerful Gigabyte Radeon RX 7900 XTX Gaming OC for just $899 from either Amazon or Newegg.

It's all too easy to find fake branded SSDs with capacity and performance issues, so a TechTuber shows some of the warning signs.

The Toshiba X300 offers more capacity without being an enterprise or NAS HDD solution. It does this without resorting to SMR or lowering its RPM. However, price and performance are both underwhelming.

A project dubbed Windows Update Restored aims to provide online update services for abandoned versions of the OS. Windows 95, 98 (and SE), and NT 4.0 updates are now ready.

A man tried to cross from Macau to China without declaring 306 CPUs taped to his body.

MSI is preparing to launch the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Gaming X Slim graphics card with 16GB of VRAM.

Intel is reportedly building audio drivers for Linux for its upcoming Lunar Lake CPUs that will arrive next year.

Thanks to Dell's Black Friday in July sales event, you can pick up the Alienware AW3423DWF QD OLED monitor for under $900

Amazon Prime Day is set to happen on July 11th and 12th. Here are tips to help plan your PC hardware shopping spree.

Sometimes we need to get our hands dirty and remove a stubborn device using the registry, and this how-to shows you how to surgically remove a Bluetooth device that is no longer responding.

Philips' 221V8LN 22-inch gaming monitor delivers superlative value with a high-contrast VA panel, 75 Hz, FreeSync, and wide gamut color for just $70.

EVGA denies recent rumors that the company is closing its headquarters in Taiwan.

Sabrent's Rocket X5 drive is a massive SSD with world's highest performance.