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Phison's upcoming E26 PCIe Gen5 SSD controller supports dual port, SR-IOV, and ZNS.

A tiny new open-source gaming system based on the Raspberry Pi Pico is currently crowdfunding.

Chinese user posts the first review of Valve's forthcoming Steam Deck handheld PC.

Intel's Software Defined Silicon driver coming to Linux.

Western Digital has launched the WD Red SN700 lineup of SSDs to accelerate NAS storage.

DICE revealed the system requirements for the upcoming Battlefield 2042 ahead of the game's Open Beta. These include a quad-core CPU, a 2016 or later GPU, and a 64-bit version of Windows 10.

One of the best ultrabooks you can buy, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 9) combines great usability, light-weight portability and epic battery life.

At Newegg for today only, you can get $300 off the MSI GP66 Leopard and pick up this portable powerhouse for just $1,999.

Microsoft has officially announced Dolby Vision support for the Xbox Series S and X, giving gamers another way to experience HDR.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will officially end sales of any crypto-related goods and services on its platform as cryptocurrency becomes illegal in China.

A Xilinx FPGA with as many as 6,000 individual RISC-V SERV cores is now the world record holder for the most RISC-V cores on a single device.

Only 40% of Windows users know the existence of Windows 11, and even less know if they will upgrade to it.

Crucial expands four years old lineup with 4TB SSD.

Silicon Lottery, the go-to place for cherry-picked CPUs based on their overclocking potential, has announced they are closing shop, citing reduced overclocking headroom and other technological and market changes.

Raspberry Pi 4 8GB models are being fitted with an updated SoC from the Raspberry Pi 400. There's very little difference.

Lisa Su talks about chip shortages, GPUs, mining, and Apple's M1.

The ASRock RX 6900 XT Formula packs a massive cooler and plenty of power, with modest bling and performance that matches the fastest GPUs around — at least until you turn on ray tracing.

Sapphire's Pulse Radeon RX 6600 XT showed up in an early Portuguese listing, giving us a reasonable idea of what to expect when it launches in mid-October.

China's new energy and CO2 policies could affect the production of electronics.

YMTC, one of the foremost NAND manufacturers in China, has announced the mass production status of its 128-layer, QLC-based 3D NAND.

SiSoftware compiles Core i9-12900K benchmarks into a little performance review.

Right now, the Gigabyte G27QC gaming monitor is just $259.99 after a steep $70 discount.

Jaryd Giesen has created a working Game Boy Color costume that's playable thanks to a Raspberry Pi running RetroPie.

A few weeks ahead of Intel's official announcement for the release date of Alder Lake processors, MSI drops a strong clue as to when the CPUs will hit the shelves.

An upcoming Kickstarter campaign from Udoo will offer a blend of RP2040 and ESP32 - the Udoo Key.

The Pixio PX259 Prime is a 25-inch monitor that can hit 280 Hz and supports HDR. It’s a no-frills gaming monitor that delivers high performance for a low price.

The Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 1000W uses a solid platform, but it needs improvements to keep up with the competition.

If you want to keep an eye on your Google Calendar without opening it, then this E-Ink calendar project by Speedyg0nz is for you.

We put AMD's 4700S Desktop Kit, which has a defective Sony Playstation 5 Chip on board, to the test in a full gamut of game and application benchmarks.

With SK hynix’s latest 128L 4D NAND TLC flash, the Gold P31delivers strong performance at a low price.

The Cooler Master V750 Gold V2 is the best Cooler Master PSU we've seen in a long time.

This camera’s specs seem impressive for a $35 device, but it doesn’t live up to 2K expectations in practice.

The Boox Mira is not fast or furious, but it will offer added comfort for code, texts, and spreadsheets.

Build a satellite powered remote camera that keeps an eye on your property, even it’s way off of the grid.

The EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G6 is among the best PSUs money can buy.

$5 won’t get you very far, but with Seeed’s latest RP2040 based board it can open a world of electronics and fun.

GA104-based GeForce RTX 3060 graphics cards coming to retail.

A team of engineers with Northwestern University have developed the smallest microflier in human history. The microfliers are built out of 2D electronics into 3D shapes, and can be deployed for environmental data collection, disease spread control, an a seemingly infinite number of other (mostly beneficial) uses.

A barebones keyboard kit with a premium price, the Glorious GMMK Pro has lots of high-end features, but awful stabilizers make it a hard sell.

Probable display resolutions for Apple's upcoming MacBook Pros accidentally revealed by Apple itself.

Windows 11 offers easy access to the full Linux kernel (and the distributions built on top of it) by way of the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Microsoft makes Windows 11 launch build available under the release preview channel for commercial use.

Maker Eben Kouao has developed a Raspberry Pi-powered delivery robot that is viewable and controllable from live stream.

With a Raspberry Pi 4 mounted inside the case of a 70s Sanyo cassette player, this cyberdeck is the perfect mix of new and old.

New GPU-Z brings support for new and upcoming hardware.

The People's Bank of China has made cryptocurrency-related transactions illegal.

According to DigiTimes, AMD and Mediatek may be in a negotiation process towards establishing a joint venture. The focus would be on SoC-bound data transmission technologies such as 5G and Wi-fi.

The Acer Nitro XV282K packs 4K resolution into a 144 Hz IPS panel with extended color, HDR and Adaptive-Sync. At 28 inches, it packs an impressive 157ppi density for a super sharp image.

As hyperscale cloud service providers accelerate buying, AMD takes a record amount of server share.