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.
Xiaomi Jumps Into Gaming Monitors With 144Hz Curved 34-Incher By Niels Broekhuijsen Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is now making gaming monitors too.
Nvidia's Game Ready for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare By Nathaniel Mott Nvidia released a new Game Ready Driver for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
IBM: No, Google Didn't Achieve Quantum Supremacy By Lucian Armasu Leaked Google research said it'd take a classical supercomputer 10,000 years to complete a particular task. IBM said it did it in 2.5 days.
Bleeding Edge: Stable Release of Microsoft's New Browser Leaks By Nathaniel Mott A stable release of the new Edge browser built around Google's Chromium project has leaked.
Microsoft Quietly Pushes Windows 10 20H1 to Insider Slow Ring By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft quickly announced that Slow ring members of the Windows Insider Program will receive Windows 10 20H1 soon.
Scientists Build Highly Scalable Quantum Computer Out of Light By Lucian Armasu Scientists from the U.S., Australia and Japan demonstrated a prototype quantum computer that's made out of light and can scale to extreme sizes.
Report: Nvidia GTX 1660 Super Launching October 29. Here's All We Know By Niels Broekhuijsen Despite 'only' having increased memory bandwidth, we expect the GTX 1660 Super to perform better in today's Triple-A titles.
Attackers Attempted To Compromise Avast's CCleaner Again By Lucian Armasu Avast detected an intrusion into its own network on September 23. The company believes that the attacker attempted to compromise its CCleaner PC utility.
Minix Releases New Fanless Mini PC Featuring Intel N4100 By Ash Puckett A listing appeared on Ali Express for a new fanless Mini PC by Minix featuring an Intel N4100 chip.
Hyper-Threading Coming to Intel's Comet Lake Core i5 and i3 Lineup: Benchmark Submission (Updated) By Paul Alcorn Intel's Comet Lake Core i3 series appears to have Hyper-Threading, which sets the stage for bigger improvements in Core i5, i7 and i9 chips.
MSI Launches Another Batch of X299 Motherboards for 10th-Gen Core i9 CPUs By Matthew Connatser MSI updated its stable of X299 boards in preparation for Intel's new HEDT CPUs.
NordVPN (Mostly) Blames Hosting Provider for Data Breach By Lucian Armasu Some of NordVPN servers' TLS keys leaked in a data breach suffered by the VPN company's unnamed hosting provider.
Steam Brings Local Co-op Online With Remote Play Together Feature (Updated) By Nathaniel Mott Steam has added a Remote Play Together beta feature that allows people to play local co-op game modes online.
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super Specs Seemingly Confirmed By Zhiye Liu It looks like GDDR6 memory is the only thing that the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super will have going for it.
Windows 10 Update Woes Continue By Nathaniel Mott More problems have been reported with Windows 10 updates released on October 8 and October 15.
