Windows 11: Everything We Know About Microsoft’s Next OS By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft’s next update will change the OS name to Windows 11.
Raspberry Pi Powered Blade Server Is a Cut Above the Rest By Ian Evenden Clever engineer creates tiny blade servers using multiple Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 and M.2 SSDs.
TeamGroup Reveals High Performance Z44Q Entry-Level PCIe 4.0 SSD By Anton Shilov TeamGroup's T-Force Cardea Z44Q uses 3D QLC NAND, PCIe 4.0 interface.
Canonical Gives RISC-V a HiFive By Nathaniel Mott Canonical announced that its Ubuntu operating system now supports SiFive boards built on the RISC-V architecture.
China to Ramp Up High-Volume Production Using 14nm Node by End of 2022 By Anton Shilov Chinese officials expect local semiconductor industry to adopt 14 nm for high-volume applications by end of 2022.
John McAfee Found Dead in Cell After Extradition Approval By Andrew E. Freedman Security software company founder John McAfee has been reported dead in prison, following extradition approval.
Sibling Investment Firm Founders Vanish With Record $3.6 Billion in Bitcoin By Zhiye Liu Bloomberg reports that Africrypt's founders have disappeared with $3.6 billion worth of Bitcoin.
US, South Korea Block Sale of Magnachip to Chinese Fund By Anton Shilov U.S. CFIUS & South Korean Regulators might have stopped the acquisition of Magnachip by a Chinese investment fund.
ASRock's Upgradable Desk Mini Max SFF PC Makes Room for 16-Core AMD CPU, Discrete GPU By Anton Shilov ASRock's Desk Mini Max can pack a 16-core AMD Ryzen CPU and a discrete graphics card.
MSI Lists Its First Nvidia CMP 50HX Mining GPU By Zhiye Liu MSI has revealed the new MSI Nvidia CMP 50HX Miner graphics card for mining Ethereum.
Nvidia Gives 300 Gamers The Chance to Buy an RTX 3080 Ti For $1,450 By Zhiye Liu Nvidia and Bethesda's Doom Eternal GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Limited Edition Demon Slayer bundle could be your ticket to buy a GPU.
How to Watch Microsoft's June 24th Windows 11 Reveal By Michelle Ehrhardt Microsoft's set to announce Windows 11 in its June 24th livestream. Here's what to expect.
Retro Apple Hardware Reborn With Raspberry Pi By Ash Puckett PJ Evans has recycled an old iMac into a working Raspberry Pi build known as the PiMac.
Biggest Mining Gear Maker Halts Sales Amid China Crypto Crackdown By Nathaniel Mott Bitmain will reportedly halt sales of its mining rigs to give Chinese operations a chance to sell their used equipment.
GlobalFoundries Expands Production Capacity With a $4 Billion Fab in Singapore By Anton Shilov GlobalFoundries' new fab in Singapore to produce 450,000 300-mm wafers a year.
EEC Listing Points to Six Upcoming Gigabyte 8GB RX 6600 XT Cards By Ian Evenden A Eurasian Economic Commission shows six different Radeon RX 6600 XT cards, but take the news with a pinch of salt.
Lenovo’s New Webcams Won’t Work With Every Monitor By Michelle Ehrhardt Lenovo’s betting that anyone who wants to buy its new external webcams from the ThinkPad maker already has a Lenovo monitor.
Lenovo's Go Wireless Charging Kit Is Like Qi for Your Laptop By Matt Safford Plug the slim charging strip into a USB-C charging port, stick it to the bottom of your laptop and you'll never have to 'plug in' again.
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Extreme Now Packs Up to an RTX 3080 By Andrew E. Freedman The newest Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme goes up to a 16GB Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 and the latest 11th Gen Intel Core processors.
Microsoft Partners with Phillips, Asus, Acer for 'Designed for Xbox' Gaming Monitors By Michelle Ehrhardt Microsoft’s extending its “Designed for Xbox” badge to include three new HDMI 2.1 displays so far.
