by editors@tomshardware.com (Bruno Ferreira) on (#77CXR)
Anthropic's Claude hacked three real-life companies during security capabilities test - open test environment and unwitting targets' lax cybersecurity practices led bots run rampant
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Denise Bertacchi) on (#77CW7)
Bondtech, the creator and manufacturer of the INDX toolchanger system used to create the highly anticipated Prusa CORE One+ INDX, admitted to a significant labeling mistake. The nozzles provided with the INDX kit do not meet industry standards for hardened steel" as advertised.
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on (#77CW8)
Sony confirms that its stance has not changed on ending the production of physical game discs for titles released after January 2028.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#77CEY)
Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have collectively spent more than $1 trillion on AI investments since the rush started in 2023. However, the big four are planning to spend more on AI CAPEX, with billions more planned for this year, even as their "hidden debt" balloons to over $1.65 trillion.
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on (#77CC4)
Tom's Hardware has been covering CPUs for 30 years, and to celebrate, we're looking back on the last three decades of CPU reviews and how the dynamics between Intel and AMD have shifted in that time.
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by palcorn@outlook.com (Paul Alcorn) on (#77CC5)
We take a look back at the history of Tom's Hardware as we celebrate our 30-year anniversary.
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on (#77CC6)
Apple will pay even more for memory in the September quarter than it did in the June quarter, CEO Tim Cook told analysts on the company's earnings call.
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on (#77C93)
With prices skyrocketing, it's more important than ever to follow these guidelines to help you find great deals on PC hardware.
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on (#77C6H)
Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston told an audience at the RAISE Summit that indium phosphide is heading into a squeeze worse than the one in memory.
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by brandon.hill@futurenet.com (Brandon Hill) on (#77C6K)
All three Thunderbolt 5 docks offer similar performance, but one really stands out with its features.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Bruno Ferreira) on (#77C6M)
Valve funding port of Linux RADV Radeon Vulkan driver to Windows - cross-platform effort already runs Counter-Strike 2
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by sayem.ahmed@futurenet.com (Sayem Ahmed) on (#77C6N)
How realistic is it to run a local AI model and have it automate tasks for you using hardware that doesn't cost the Earth? We gave it a shot with a Gorgon Point-powered Mini PC, with mixed results.
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on (#77C6Q)
To avoid rising RAM costs, some PC builders and OEMs have shifted toward using a single DDR5 module for gaming PCs. We test how much of a performance loss that actually represents.
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on (#77B8R)
We tested 20 motherboards for proper M.2 contact and were surprised at the results - not all make good contact.
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on (#77C4F)
A new firmware update for MSI motherboards features High-Efficiency Mode, which offers latency tuning similar to AMD's EXPO ULL on regular memory kits.
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on (#77C4H)
Returning to Prime Day pricing, Samsung's fastest SSD, the 9100 Pro 2TB, is just $10 more than the previous PCIe generation's champion, the 2TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD.
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on (#77C4K)
A Qualcomm exec suffered from one of the most disastrous tech demos we've ever seen live on stage at Computex 2026 this summer when a humanoid robot spectacularly collapsed.
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on (#77C4P)
Let AI Handle Every Tedious Slicing Step in One Click
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on (#77C29)
Microsoft released Windows NT 4.0 to manufacturing partners on this day in 1996.
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on (#77BH9)
Aishengna has been named by a single source who declined to be named, and its shareholders, SMEE, and Yuliangsheng didn't respond to requests for comment.
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on (#77BHB)
It's likely a niche issue, but I discovered recently that my magnetic watch clasp was confusing an Acer laptop into thinking I was closing and opening the lid, causing me to repeatedly get logged out of Windows just as I tried to type.
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on (#77BEF)
High SSD speeds are helpful in many applications, but should they trump the capacity of the SSD when it comes to gaming?
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on (#77BB5)
The FCC has added foreign-produced advanced robotic devices and connected power inverters to its Covered List.
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on (#77BB6)
You don't need to be a streamer or do tons of data entry to make use of a standalone macro pad. Here are your options and why you should use them.
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on (#77BB7)
When I wanted to get more serious about backing up my family's data, I bought a refurbished Mac Mini and set it running headless in my closet. It's right for me.
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on (#77BB8)
A minimum-energy ballistic arc covering 750 km needs roughly 2.64 km/s at burnout and peaks near 181 km.
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by editors@tomshardware.com (Jowi Morales) on (#77B8S)
Georgia's largest power supply company is reclaiming 30 homes that lay in the path of its power line expansion project through sale or eminent domain. The company says the project is not for a data center, but the substation the line is connecting to sits less than five miles from a massive data center.
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on (#77B8T)
Get Corsair Vengeance DDR5 for just $369 at Woot.
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on (#77B8W)
Legendary Windows developer Dave W. Plummer has shared details and screenshots of a version of Task Manager for Apple Mac computers.
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Seagate to start qualifying record-setting 50TB HDDs in 2027 — most drives are sold out through 2028
by ashilov@gmail.com (Anton Shilov) on (#77ANQ)
Seagate expects to begin customer qualification of its 50TB-class HAMR hard drives in late 2027 with shipments in 2028 as AI-driven storage demand keeps production largely sold out through 2028.
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