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China's LineShine supercomputer dethrones El Capitan in Top 500 list
China's LineShine supercomputer is now officially the world's fastest FP64 machine, but its mixed-precision results are behind those of El Capitan, Frontier, and Aurora.
Arm servers capture over 45% of data center market revenue
Premium Arm-based servers accounted for nearly half of server revenue in Q1 2026, challenging x86. But in the coming years, they might catch up unit wise as well.
Best External SSDs 2026
We've tested dozens of external hard drives and SSDs, running them through several benchmarks, and chosen models we've reviewed that offer the best balance of performance, features and price.
Computex 2026 Day One Wrap-Up
Our team is on the ground in Taipei bringing you the latest from Computex 2026
Qualcomm aims Snapdragon C laptop chip at the budget laptop segment, as manufacturers feel the DRAM squeeze
Premium Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon C Platform on May 28th, ahead of Computex 2026 in Taipei.
Microsoft veteran recalls the last time Nvidia and Arm was the future of Windows
Microsoft veteran Steven Sinofsky is here to remind folks that excitement about a new PC era fueled by Nvidia and Arm culminated in the Surface RT 16 years ago.
Flipper One computing multitool bristles with network, GPIO, and M.2 connectivity
The creators of the Flipper Zero “portable multi-tool device for geeks” have announced the Flipper One.
US FTC reportedly launches antitrust probe into Arm following its launch of its own AGI CPU
The company's expansion from design to manufacturing has got some of its customers worried.
Intel, Qualcomm confirm Googlebook AI laptop partnership, opening x86 and ARM possibilities for new OS
Intel has officially confirmed its partnership with Googlebook as Google prepares a new lineup of Gemini-powered AI laptops.
Arm's $2 billion in AGI CPU sales are still not enough to penetrate 5% of overall market share, analyst reveals
Premium Orders for Arm's AGI CPU double to $2 billion over the next two years in 1.5 months. While will not make Arm a major supplier of data center CPUs, it will make it a strong contender.