AMD Lists Threadripper 3000 CPU With 32 Cores, Possible New Socket By Zhiye Liu AMD posts document with new information on its Threadripper lineup.
The End of Windows 7 Pro Nears By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft will start notifying users that it won't update Windows 7 Pro after January 2020.
Use Ray Tracing With Any Graphics Card in World of Tanks Demo By Niels Broekhuijsen For now it's just a demo, but it works as a great proof of concept.
The Elusive Ryzen 9 3900X is Finally in Stock By Zhiye Liu Amazon and Best Buy are selling the Ryzen 9 3900X for $499.99
TSMC and Samsung Announce Advanced Process Nodes for Automotive By Arne Verheyde TSMC and Samsung have both announced advanced process nodes aimed at automotive applications such as ADAS and autonomous driving, for TSMC on 7nm and Samsung on 8nm.
Intel Settles Discrimination Allegations With $5 Million Settlement By Nathaniel Mott Intel and the U.S. Department of Labor reached a $5 million settlement related to allegations of discriminatory practices.
EKWB's New Aluminum RGB Water Block Cools AMD Radeon RX 5700, RX 5700 XT Graphics Cards By Niels Broekhuijsen
Corsair Announces New Corsair One and Vengeance PC Models By Matthew Connatser Corsair rolls out a series of new pre-built PCs.
PCIe 6.0 Specification To Be Released By 2021 By Lucian Armasu The PCI-SIG consortium announced revision 0.3 of the PCIe 6.0 specification and said that the final version will be available by 2021.
iBuyPower's Slate, Trace, and Element Cases Reflect PC Gaming Trend By Thomas Soderstrom iBuyPower rolls out a trio of translucent cases.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3000-Series Naming Scheme Clues Surface By Lucian Armasu SATA-IO points to naming scheme for AMD's upcoming "Castle Peak" Threadripper 3000-series processors.
1.5 Million Threads: AMD-Powered Archer 2 Supercomputer With 12,000 EPYC Rome CPUs By Niels Broekhuijsen The Archer 2 supercomputer will have almost 750,000 AMD EPYC Rome cores and 1.5 million threads.
Hands-on With Google's Cute, Capable Pixelbook Go By Andrew E. Freedman We went hands-on with Google's $649 Pixelbook Go with a new ribbed design and new colorways.
Microsoft Defends the Defender With Tamper Protection Feature By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft introduced a new Tamper Protection feature meant to stop malware from changing Windows security settings.
Report: TSMC Extends 16nm Lead Time By Nathaniel Mott Digitimes reported that TSMC's lead time for 16nm chips has been extended due to high demand.
Report: XFX Radeon RX 5500 THICC II Spotted By Niels Broekhuijsen Leaked pictures could potentially show the upcoming XFX Radeon RX 5500 THICC II graphics card.
HP Announces Enterprise-Focused Chrome OS Devices By Nathaniel Mott HP announced the Chromebox G2 desktop computer as well as new Chromebook models for its enterprise customers.
Apple Researcher Finds Huge Flaw In Linux Sudo Command By Lucian Armasu A bug in the sudo utility may allow non-root users to gain administrative privileges if their user is configured in the sudoers file by using the user ID "-1" or "4294967295”.
Google Stadia Debuts November 19 By Nathaniel Mott Google announced that its Stadia game streaming service will debut on November 19.
