Google Officially Claims Quantum Supremacy, Despite IBM's Objections By Lucian Armasu Google published research saying its 54-qubit quantum computer achieved quantum supremacy. IBM already started disputing the claim earlier this week.
AMD's 64-Core EPYC and Ryzen CPUs Stripped: A Detailed Inside Look By Niels Broekhuijsen If you've ever wanted to see what a 64-core CPU looks like from the inside, here's your chance!
Intel Sues SoftBank-Owned Fortress Over Patent Abuse By Lucian Armasu Intel launched an antitrust lawsuit against Fortress, alleging that the company stockpiled patents for the purpose of forcing technology companies to pay royalties.
Intel to Cut Skylake-X Pricing in Half: Report By Paul Alcorn A German media outlet reports that Intel is halving the price of its Skylake-X processors.
Windows 10 Xbox Game Bar Gets Frame Rate Counter, Achievements By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft updated the Xbox Game Bar with an Achievements overlay and customizable frame rate counter.
Arm Announces Machine Learning Processors For ‘Every Market Segment’ By Lucian Armasu Arm announced the new Ethos-N57 and Ethos-N37 neural processing units targeting mid-range and low-end devices, as well as new GPU and display processor IP.
AMD ROCm Code Suggests BFloat16 Support in Future GPU By Arne Verheyde A GitHub commit to AMD's ROCm GPU software suggests AMD will support the BFloat16 numeric data format for deep learning.
New 4K Philips Monitor Offers RJ-45 Ethernet, USB-C Charging By Ash Puckett The Philips Brilliance 272P7VUBNB is a 4K 27-inch monitor with an interesting docking station.
Intel Linux Graphics Drivers Show Multi-GPU Xe Support By Arne Verheyde The Intel graphics driver work for the Linux 5.5 kernel contains work on multi-GPU support, including handling integrated and discrete graphics concurrently.
Intel's Ice Lake Might Work Its Way Into Desktop PCs By Zhiye Liu Linux kernel patch show signs of Ice Lake desktop chips.
New Firefox Feature Shows You How Many Online Trackers It's Blocked By Nathaniel Mott Firefox will now offer a Privacy Protections report detailing the browser's attempts to block online trackers.
AMD Might Have More 280W EPYC CPUs In The Works By Zhiye Liu AMD Product Master document lists two unknown EPYC Rome processors with a 280W TDP.
Asus ROG Mothership Review: I Want to Believe By Andrew E. Freedman The Asus ROG Mothership offers strong performance in a distinct design with amazing speakers. But it’s very expensive, and far from quiet.
Aorus CV27Q 165Hz Curved Gaming Monitor Review: Pixel-Dense Winner By Christian Eberle Editor's Choice The Aorus CV27Q curved monitor boasts the pixel density of QHD, along with HDR, adaptive sync and high-refresh for a great gaming experience at under $500.
HyperX Cloud Mix Rose Gold Edition Review: Bluetooth Headset's New Look By Nate Rand The HyperX Cloud Mix headset delivers with excellent sound quality, comfort, understated design, premium build quality and Bluetooth capabilities, but its high price tag is a turn off.
Supermicro X11SRi-IF Review: Mini-ITX for LGA 2066 Xeons By Thomas Soderstrom Supermicro’s mighty mini ITX Xeon board can make for a powerful compact number cruncher, but pricey server-class part requirements means most consumers should opt for X299 or Threadripper alternatives.
HyperX Predator DDR4-2666 16GB Dual-Channel Kit Review: Speedy and Safe By Thomas Soderstrom Intel’s unwillingness to budge on higher-speed memory has us searching for new recommendations for H370 and B360 platforms. Is this HyperX the kit to get?
Best Gaming Keyboards for 2019 By Avram Piltch Whether you’re typing or playing an battle royale, these gaming keyboards provide the best combination of responsiveness, features and style.
Best Gaming Laptops of 2019 By Andrew E. Freedman Here are our favorite gaming laptops for every need, based on our testing and reviews.
Best Gaming Microphones for 2019 By Phil Iwaniuk Whether you're steraming to Twitch or just having a group chat with coop players, these desktop microphones provide crystal clear audio.
Intel Sues SoftBank-Owned Fortress Over Patent Abuse By Lucian Armasu Intel launched an antitrust lawsuit against Fortress, alleging that the company stockpiled patents for the purpose of forcing technology companies to pay royalties.
Arm Announces Machine Learning Processors For ‘Every Market Segment’ By Lucian Armasu Arm announced the new Ethos-N57 and Ethos-N37 neural processing units targeting mid-range and low-end devices, as well as new GPU and display processor IP.
AMD ROCm Code Suggests BFloat16 Support in Future GPU By Arne Verheyde A GitHub commit to AMD's ROCm GPU software suggests AMD will support the BFloat16 numeric data format for deep learning.
Intel Linux Graphics Drivers Show Multi-GPU Xe Support By Arne Verheyde The Intel graphics driver work for the Linux 5.5 kernel contains work on multi-GPU support, including handling integrated and discrete graphics concurrently.
How to Buy the Right GPU: A Graphics Card Guide for 2019 By Matt Safford Picking the right graphics card for gaming is hard. We’ll walk you through how to buy a GPU and get the right card for your PC without spending more than needed.
Asus ROG Mothership Review: I Want to Believe By Andrew E. Freedman The Asus ROG Mothership offers strong performance in a distinct design with amazing speakers. But it’s very expensive, and far from quiet.
Microsoft's 'Secured-core PCs' Label Promises Firmware Protection for Windows Devices By Lucian Armasu Microsoft has already named 10 laptops as Secured-core PCs.
Sudo Bug That Gave Users Root Access Fixed in Latest Debian Patch By Ash Puckett The latest Debian patch fixed a bug in sudo that granted unauthorized users root access.
Ubuntu 19.10 Debuts With Raspberry Pi 4 Support By Nathaniel Mott Canonical released Ubuntu 19.10 today with support for the Raspberry Pi 4 and other upgrades.
Raspberry Pi 4 Can Now Overclock to 2.147 GHz. Here's How. By Avram Piltch With a few tweaks and new firmware, the Pi 4 can get faster overclocks than ever before.
Best Gaming Laptop Deals 2019 By Avram Piltch Whether you're looking for a sub-$1,000 system that runs mid-range games or a VR-ready battle station, we've found the gaming laptop deal for you.
