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Thermaltake’s new AIO liquid cooler features a 3.95-inch LCD display and swappable reverse-blade fans
By Kunal Khullar published
Thermaltake’s new AIO features swappable fan blades and an LCD that can be controlled using your smartphone

T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet officially launches in U.S.
By Brandon Hill published
T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet is offered in plans ranging from 500 Mbps to 2 Gbps

Zen 6 Ryzen spotted in AIDA64
By Mark Tyson published
On Monday, Finalwire added 'preliminary support for next-generation AMD desktop, server and mobile processors' to AIDA64 Extreme, indicating readiness for Ryzen 10000 series chips.

Next-gen Intel CPUs break cover
By Hassam Nasir published
An Intel slide has shed light on what processors the company may be planning in the future.

Google is killing the web with AI Overviews – I made an extension to block them
By Avram Piltch published
Find out how to get rid of AI overviews and other unwanted parts of search.

Nvidia CEO hails custom Switch 2 chip efforts ahead of launch
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described the chip in the Nintendo Switch 2 in a video on Nintendo's YouTube channel.

MSI unveils one of the tiniest RTX 5060 GPUs yet
By Mark Tyson published
The MSI GeForce RTX 5060 8G Inspire ITX is admirably small at just 145 mm in length, and its clean lines may appeal to those who shun the Cyclone designs.

U.S. ban on EDA software hits Chinese tech companies hard
By Jowi Morales published
Xiaomi, Lenovo, and other Chinese tech companies will lose access to updates and tech support from American EDA companies, so they'll have to switch to local suppliers instead.
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