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The Chernobyl virus turned 27 today, and it could brick your PC in ways that modern malware can't
27 years ago today, on April 26, 1999, a 1 KB virus called CIH detonated its payload on hundreds of thousands of Windows 9x machines worldwide.
Disabled gamer prototypes true one-handed keyboard-and-mouse controller, device nominated for award
This is could finally let single-handed people enjoy games and even play competitively.
New metal 3D printer shrinks industrial tech down to workbench size with laser powder bed fusion system
Scrap Labs has unveiled the Scrap 1, a compact laser powder bed fusion metal 3D printer that fits on a workbench and starts at $9,600 — a fraction of what industrial LPBF systems typically cost
Commodore backs down over FPGA firmware lockdown
Iconic home computer brand has reversed its no-third-party firmware decision but makes it clear that users will get 'no free support/replacement for bricked modded units.'
DeepSeek launches 1.6 trillion parameter V4 on Huawei chips as U.S. escalates AI theft accusations
DeepSeek on Friday released a preview of its V4 large language model, the Hangzhou-based startup's most powerful to date.
Taiwan's stock market surpasses the UK's despite having less than a quarter of the UK's economy, AI boom propels country forward
Taiwan's stock market is now worth more than the United Kingdom's, in a shift driven almost entirely by the insatiable global appetite for AI chips.
Intel reportedly says it boosted yields by selling what would normally be 'scrap' or 'low-expectation' CPUs
Intel’s Investor relations team confirmed that customers are sweeping up the lower-quality chips, bringing in tangible revenue for the company.
Enthusiast builds 3D-printed retro PC case and shares the files so you can print it yourself
This looks like a fun weekend project for 3D-printing enthusiasts.
