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The 4TB Crucial T700 SSD Is on $389 For Prime Day, marking a low price for the fastest drive around.

Open standards are crucial for innovation, so RISC-V has to remain open to enable open computing for all.

It is still early days for charging for AI services, but things need to change to create profitable and sustainable businesses.

Bitmain faces financial challenges, pauses payments to employees.

Apple's Macbook Air with M2 is $200 across several configurations in Best Buy's event opposite Amazon's Prime Event.

Qualcomm's PC chips will go by the 'Snapdragon X' moniker and will use the new Oryon CPU.

Nvidia intensifies development of new GPU architectures to maintain leadership in AI hardware.

Intel's new consumer flagship CPU may usurp AMD's 7950X3D as gaming champ, but the victory could be a narrow one if this leak is genuine.

The Raspberry Pi 5 features a new chip created by the Raspberry Pi team known as the RP1 and its release has been a long time coming and cost over half the $25 million it took to build Raspberry Pi 5.

Amazon's October Prime Event brings an amazingly low price for the newly-launched Samsung 990 Pro 4TB SSD

Shipments of PCs drop in Q3, but it has probably reached its bottom, say analysts from IDC.

The Intel Arc A580 finally arrives, with a $179 price tag. Performance isn't too far behind the A750, making this a potentially interesting budget GPU option, though efficiency isn't particularly good.

AMD announced today that it has agreed to acquire open-source AI software company Nod.ai to improve its open source AI capabilities.

Redditor installs Windows NT 4.0 work on a system with an Intel Core i3-13100F processor with an ATI Mobility Radeon X300 graphics card.

Price of Intel's Arc A750 graphics card drops ahead of the Arc A580 launch.

Motherboard manufacturers have begun dropping BIOS updates sporting AMD's new AGESA AM5 microcode update, version 1.0.8.0, featuring mysterious support for future AM5 CPUs.

China hopes to increase computing power by 50% before 2025.

Significant UK PCs and components retailer spills Intel Raptor Lake Refresh pricing a week early.

AMD has introduced new latency monitoring tools for Anti-Lag+ enabled games in its latest preview driver. Enabling users to monitor their system latency through the Adrenalin OSD.

The newly announced GitStar JH920 holds promise for an entry-level Chinese graphics card with its touted GTX 1050 performance in 30W.

Intel's BE200 Wi-Fi 7 modules lead times stretch to 12 weeks at distributor.

Russian researchers propose to replace litho tools with advanced etching machines.

Samsung and SK Hynix will be able to upgrade their Chinese fabs for years to come.

MSI's G272QPF delivers everything needed for high-performance gaming with a 27-inch QHD IPS flat panel, 170 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and wide gamut color. With everything you need and nothing you don't, it delivers tremendous value too.

Production cuts worked well for DRAM and NAND makers as memory prices rebounded.

JBD has announced a red MicroLED that pushes out over a million nits of brightness. The improved tech is destined for AR glasses first.

Russia has a plan to roll out up to ten supercomputers by 2030, each potentially housing 10,000 to 15,000 H100 GPUs.

The Samsung Odyssey G70B 4K gaming monitor is available today at Amazon for its lowest price to date-$501 down from its going rate of $799.

Nvidia has canceled its AI Summit in Tel Aviv, Israel from Oct 15-16, where thousands of researchers, developers, and businesspeople planned to meet.

The Be Quiet Shadow Base 800 FX is an excellent choice for anyone looking for great airflow, RGB, and silent computing.

Benchmarking Raspberry Pis is a laborious task, so learning how to create an automated test using vcgencmd and some Bash scripting will make your tests much easier, and ready for use in a spreadsheet.

A rumor from a Twitter leaker has revealed that Nvidia is looking to launch an RTX 4080 Ti in early 2024 to fix the RTX 4080's pricing issues.

Asus has launched a PCIe Gen5 storage expansion card for PCs, but please check the product FAQ for how many drives it will support with your system configuration.

Right now at Newegg, you can find the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU for one of its lowest prices ever-$349, down from its going rate of around $399.

Maker Anthony Douglas uses a Raspberry Pi Pico W to power his custom cat food dispenser with a custom web interface.

News outlet StorageReview has reviewed a $3 120GB SATA and a $5 M.2 NVMe 120GB SSD from Chinese vendor Goldenfir.

If you have a USB drive you suspect might not offer the capacity it was advertised as offering, ValiDrive puts it through a 576-region spot check.

U.S. legislators plan to ask government to block access of Chinese entities to American RISC-V innovations.

Potential government shutdown and political turmoil threatens U.S.'s semiconductor drive.

The Slide V2 is a productivity champ hampered by cheap construction and a high price.

The cloud is just someone else's computer, but in the case of ZimaBlade the cloud is yours to do with and thanks to an easy to use app store and a plethora of ports you can build your own custom, personal cloud.

3D prints not sticking to the bed is common, especially when you use certain materials. Get to know the practical solutions to bed adhesion issues and ensure that you get a perfect print.

AMD has introduced a new preview driver that enables AMD Fluid Motion Frames for Radeon RX 6000 series GPUs.

An RTX 3060 mobile desktop graphics card was benchmarked by a YouTuber, revealing that the card performs exceptionally well in games with performance similar to RTX 3060 laptops and performance that approaches the desktop RTX 3060.

Arctic has revealed the Freezer 4U-M, a 4U single-tower CPU cooler for AMD and Intel server processors.

Time will tell if Intel's refocusing on manufacturing will pay off, but at least one AMD exec thinks IFS was a mistake.

U.S. congressmen ask Navy Exchange to stop selling Lenovo PCs, citing affiliations with the Chinese government.

Comments on previous OLED burn-in tests by RTINGs were skewed by separate temporary image retention" issues.

OpenAI is mulling developing its own processors to run AI workloads and is musing acquiring an existing chip designer.