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TSMC's first nanosheet-based process technology comes with backside power delivery but does not bring significant transistor density improvements.

The AMD vs Nvidia GPU battle rages on. Here's how the two stack up.

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The LG DualUp Nano IPS Square Double QHD (2,560 x 2,880) monitor has been released at last. It is equivalent to two seamless 21.5-inch 16:9 displays and costs $699.

Users of older Intel systems and all AMD systems, should be wait for more information.

You can make the most of a $100 money-off saving by being an early adopter of this recently released printer and pick up the Anycubic Kobra Plus for $399.

Should you buy a used graphics card? A card that was mining 24/7 might not be on death's door, but you should still approach with caution. Here's our guide for things to consider and what to expect.

New RAM modules for both desktops and laptops run at a pretty good DDR5 speed

Stone Preston has created an open-source DAW using a Raspberry Pi 4, affectionately dubbed the LMN 3 under his Fundamental Frequency brand.

Here's the Ryzen 5000 release date, benchmarks, specifications, pricing, and all we know about AMD's Zen 3 architecture.

Kioxia talks about seven-level-cell 3D NAND: works at 77°K/-196°C, but what about normal conditions?

Onwards to JUPITER, with feet firmly planted in the old continent - for now.

Geekbench results of Apple's M2 SoC show tiny single-thread CPU performance improvements, but notable GPU performance hikes.

Improved supply, the collapse of cryptocurrency values, and imminent next-gen GPU launches means it's a good time to upgrade your graphics card.

Hardware leaker has discovered a mysterious AMD 100-000000709-23_N CPU, presumably belonging to the Phoenix Point family of APUs.

TSMC's work on its brand-new, Phoenix, Arizona semiconductor manufacturing facilities are advancing at an incredible pace, with tumbleweeds being replaced by factory shells in just six months.

Today we have a brilliant deal on a large 49-inch gaming monitor for under $700. The AOC AG493UCX 49-Inch 120Hz Ultrawide Gaming Monitor is only $699 — this is an amazing deal at this lower price.

The InnoCN 13.3-inch K1F and 15.6-inch A1F are both selling for less than $200 after instant discounts.

Yields of newly-designed Flexicore processor, which packs about the same number of transistors as the iconic Intel 4004, were over 80%.

The Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus 8GB SSD uses a Phison E18 controller and 112-layer Kioxia TLC NAND.