Kaspersky Blames Microsoft For Buggy Windows 10 Patch By Lucian Armasu Kaspersky Labs blamed Microsoft for the latest Windows 10 update breaking features on users' systems, after Microsoft revoked vulnerable UEFI signatures and forgot to tell Kaspersky about it.
Grand Theft Auto IV Will Return to Steam, but Without Online Multiplayer Support By Nathaniel Mott "Grand Theft Auto IV" is set to return to Steam on March 19, but the game will lack online multiplayer support.
Intel Core i7-10700F Cinebench Figures Surface: Performance Near i9-9900K By Niels Broekhuijsen The Core i7-10700F has been subjected to Cinebench R20, and its performance appears to be near that of the i9-9900K
Nvidia Stock Hits All-Time High Despite Coronavirus Fears By Nathaniel Mott Nvidia's share price reached an all-time high of $311 after being upgraded to an Outperform rating by Bernstein.
Report: TSMC's Reducing Its Reliance on Huawei Amid US Government Scrutiny By Nathaniel Mott TSMC has reportedly distanced itself from Huawei because of increased scrutiny from the U.S. government.
US District Court Judge Rules Against Huawei's Equipment Ban Lawsuit By Nathaniel Mott A U.S. District Court judge said Huawei doesn't have the legal grounds to sue the government over a 2018 equipment ban.
ASRock AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Is Seriously Cheap at $360 By Jeremy Laird ASRock AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT is seriously cheap at $359.99
Kingston's USB Flash Drive the D300 IronKey Receives NATO Security Certification By Zak Storey With impressive write speeds and strong encryption support the D300 IronKey has also received NATO level security certification as well
Intel Details Its Cryogenic Horse Ridge Quantum Control Chip By Arne Verheyde Intel has detailed Horse Ridge at ISSCC: its cryogenic chip to control quantum systems. It has features for improved scalability, fidelity and flexibility, scaling up to 128 qubits.
US Navy Installing AMD Epyc, Nvidia Volta-Powered Supercomputer By Lucian Armasu The Navy will install a Cray supercomputer of 12.8 petaflops powered by AMD CPUs and Nvidia GPUs and destined for scientific and military research.
Asus' RTX 2060 Mini Cards Bring Ray Tracing to Mini-ITX Builds and Intel NUC 9 Kits By Niels Broekhuijsen Asus' new Mini RTX 2060 graphics cards feature two fans, a short length and lots of power.
Asus: It's AMD's Fault The ROG Strix Radeon RX 5700 Series GPUs Run Hot By Zhiye Liu The devil is in the details.
These Award-Winning PC Case Mods Look Ready for a Robot Fight By Scharon Harding Between the Cyborg Helmet, RoboCop and The Vault, we don’t know which rig from Thermaltake's latest PC modding contest looks the toughest.
Arctic Launches Freezer 7 X CPU Cooler With Intel LGA1200 Support By Zhiye Liu Behold, the successor to the Freezer 7 Pro.
WD Deal Offers $100 Off 12TB of External Storage By Zhiye Liu The WD Easystore 12TB external hard drive is on sale for $179.99. That's a whopping $100 off its normal retail price.
UK Approves £1.2-Billion Weather-Predicting Supercomputer By Niels Broekhuijsen The UK government approved a £1.2-billion ($1.56 billion) budget for what it said will be the world's most powerful weather-predicting supercomputer.
A WordPress Extension Put 200,000 Websites at Risk of Being Taken Over By Nathaniel Mott The ThemeGrill Demo Importer extension for WordPress reportedly put 200,000 websites at risk of being taken over.
Peripherals In Dell, HP, Lenovo PCs Leave Millions Vulnerable To Attack, Research Finds By Lucian Armasu Eclypsium researchers have uncovered that millions of systems made by Dell, HP, Lenovo and others could be exploited and taken over because the peripheral firmware isn't signed and encrypted.
Alleged Specifications For Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 Revealed By Zhiye Liu Similar design with more powerful internals.
AMD Epyc Expands Inside Google Cloud By Nathaniel Mott AMD and Google Cloud announced new N2D VMs built atop 2nd Gen Epyc processors for general-purpose workloads.
