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We take a look at Phison’s second-generation PS5018-E18 with Micron’s latest and innovative B47R 176-layer replacement-gate TLC flash.

The current ABF substrate shortage causing supply issues for AMD, Intel, and Nvidia is expected to end by 2022, with the release of new plants dedicated towards substrate production.

Chia released a statement in response to complaints that farming its cryptocurrency might wreck some SSDs.

Cooler Master and Murata are building the world's smallest vapor chamber, with a height similar to that of a human hair.

Today’s Newegg Shuffle is a baffling grab-bag of items, and we’re not sure what that means for the site going forward.

Hardware leaker ExecutableFix shares a mockup of AMD's Zen 4 processor as well as more potential specifications.

At Microsoft Build, the company announced changes to Windows 10 that it says will boost performance, and detailed life after Internet Explorer.

Arm has reportedly instituted a hiring freeze and canceled some employee benefits until the Nvidia deal is closed.

Asus has filed trademarks in the Russia-centric Eurasian Economic Union for an absolute heap of graphics cards.

ARM announced its new Cortex-X2, A710, and A510 CPU cores, along with new Mali GPUs and enhanced system interconnects.

Adata’s second notebook to come out under its XPG brand, the XPG Xenia Xe is priced like a premium contender but feels cheap to use.

PC prices are getting higher, get to get even higher.

LG's 32-inch gaming monitor with QHD resolution and a high-contrast VA panel is on sale for just $297.

Intel announced that it has begun taping in its 7nm compute tile for its Meteor Lake processors that will come to market in 2023.

You may be able to keep your CPU cooler with LGA1700 CPUs, but you'll at least likely have to get a new mounting bracket or adapter.

Gigabyte is planning to release a new M.2 SSD that won't thermal throttle for over 8 hours, thanks to a massive black-coated heatsink.

Intel may have just released it's brand new Tiger Lake Core i5-11400H with six cores, but AMD's current competing Ryzen 5 5600H can still outperform the i5.

Chipmakers have reportedly started to raise their prices as much as 30% amid the global chip shortage.

This Raspberry Pi project is designed to combine multiple network connections into one—sharing bandwidth and increasing redundancy.

Qualcomm will sell a Snapdragon development kit.

Qualcomm is introducing its 7c Gen 2 compute platform for Chromebooks and Windows 10 laptops starting at $349.

Radxa announced the updated Rock Pi 4 Plus single-board computer with a new OP1 processor and Twister OS.

With a few tweaks in the OSD, the Asus ROG Strix XG27AQ 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor delivers a superb image with one of the best dynamic contrast features we’ve seen and at a reasonable price.

Raspberry Pi release an update to the PoE HAT, the updated model provides great power, better cooling and less noise.

Huawei's HiSilicon developed its first RISC-V design as it looks to circumvent US restrictions on Arm licensing.

Adafruit confirmed in a recent blog post that CircuitPython is officially installed on all new TI-84 Plus CE Python Graphing Calculators.

You get haptic feedback and adaptive trigger support.

After assembling Singularity Computers’ stunning but pricey Spectre III chassis, we built a fitting system into it, including custom cooling and sleeved cables.

Geekbench 5's database features a 14-core Alder Lake result.

Hardware leaker shares the alleged specifications for AMD's next-generation AM5 socket for Zen 4 processors.

Nvidia's driver update roadmap shows that the upcoming R470 driver will be the last to support Kepler graphics cards.

OLCF's Frontier is set to use a hybrid multi-tier storage sub-system with 700PB capacity and up to 75TB/s throughput.

AMD's passively-cooled high-end platforms are likely due this summer.

Intel's gaming-grade Xe-HPG GPUs are rumored to be delayed to 2022.

Put down the joypad and become a finely tuned instrument of precision sports prowess.

In honor of our 25th anniversary, we look back at the best components and devices of 1996 and compare them to their counterparts from today.

In honor of our 25th anniversary, we look back at the best components and devices of 1996 and compare them to their counterparts from today.

Adata’s SE900G is a fast, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 portable SSD featuring RGB lighting.

The ATX12VO power supply connector is slowly gaining adoption as Intel prepares to launch 12th Gen Alder Lake CPUs.

This unique BenQ monitor has surprisingly good speakers, smart HDR and a remote with a cradle.

As unit sales of SSDs leave HDDs in dust, Samsung remains world's top SSD maker.

Linux 5.13 Release Candidate 3 is set to revert and fix 37 patches contributed to the kernel by the banned University of Minnesota.

A province in China has set up a hotline its citizens can use to report suspected cryptocurrency miners.

U.S. plans to treat crypto currencies like cash, explores launch of its own digital currency.

A pack that simply clips to your Raspberry Pi Pico, opening up IoT projects for the Raspberry Pi Pico.

Three Z590-based Mini-ITX boards battle it out for your hard-earned dollars. While all the boards are certainly full-featured and capable, one board does stand out.

Seagate has finally listed the specifications for the world's fastest HDD, the Mach.2.

A RISC-V CPU sits at the heart of the Nezha, a new low-powered SBC avail via Indiegogo

Adafruit's latest guide covers everything you need to use CircuitPython libraries with MicroPython on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

Iran announced that it's developed its first new supercomputer, Simorgh, and that work has already begun on its second.