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Atari ST Public Floppy Database now open for everyone
By Mark Tyson Published
An extensive Atari ST floppy disk database can now easily be accessed by all netizens.

We tested the impact of SSD speed on gaming performance in 11 titles
By Dan Mateescu Published
We tested gaming performance with both NVMe and SATA SSDs across 11 games to determine if upgrading to a faster drive is worth it.

Intel's proposed two-tier satellite network puts the brains of satellite constellations in higher orbit
By Etiido Uko Published
Intel’s orbital data center architecture uses powerful higher-orbit satellites to manage LEO constellations, reducing reliance on terrestrial control centers.

Hardware researcher spins up 'CPU deoptimization' project to find the slowest single x86 instruction, creates hall of shame
By Jake Roach Published
Ironically, new advanced instruction sets could make for even slower commands.

AI creates 16 new viruses that never existed in nature after learning DNA’s pattern from 9 trillion nucleotides
By Etiido Uko Published
Researchers say the phages can overcome bacterial resistance

NASA modded space station's laptops so everyone could use the same charger
By Mark Tyson Published
NASA ensured that all laptops destined for use in the International Space Station had the same 'cannon' power connector by implementing a modification.

Steam Controller can now play stereo music through the haptic motors underneath its two trackpads
By Hassam Nasir Published
And it works with any file.

Scientist says RAM pricing has risen to normalized 2007 levels, AI shortage undid 20 years of progress in a matter of months
By Jowi Morales Last updated
The per GB price of memory modules have gone back to 2007 levels because of AI demand. This is the first time that prices have shot up in the realm of tech, Lemire says.
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