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IBM Q 'System One' Quantum Computer Leaves the Lab
By Lucian Armasu published
IBM unveiled the IBM Q System One, which the company called the world's first integrated quantum computing system that's available for commercial and scientific use.

SilverStone Wins CES 2019 Innovation Award for Its Nightjar NJ450-SXL Power Supply
By Aris Mpitziopoulos published
SilverStone won a CES 2019 Innovation Award thanks to its impressive Nightjar NJ450-SXL PSU, the only passive SFX-L unit available on the market today.

How Trump's Trade War Could Break Your PC Budget and Stifle Innovation
By Andrew E. Freedman published
The tech industry is wary, but unsure, of how a U.S. trade war with China will affect prices.

UK, US Governments Warn Against Buying ZTE Hardware
By Lucian Armasu published
The UK and U.S. governments issue warnings and restrictions against ZTE, as worries of backdoored hardware increase.

Samsung's 1y-nm DRAM Is Smaller, Faster, And Uses Less Power
By Chris Ramseyer published
Samsung is mass producing the "industry's first" 2nd-generation 10-nanometer class DRAM.

Samsung Reveals 4nm Process Generation, Full Foundry Roadmap
By Lucian Armasu published
Samsung revealed its full foundry roadmap for the next few years, including its most advanced process generation: the 4nm GAA FET technology.

Cooler Master MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ PSU Review
By Aris Mpitziopoulos published
Not yet ratedCooler Master recently introduced the most expensive desktop PSU ever, but is the MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ (Made In Japan) really worth $1,000?
Qualcomm, Samsung Hit 10nm On Snapdragon 835 SoC
By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published
Qualcomm and Samsung announced that the two companies have collaborated to create the new Snapdragon 835 SoC on Samsung’s 10nm FinFET process.

HDMI Alt Mode Enables Video, Internet Over USB Type-C
By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published
HDMI Licensing, LLC released a new HDMI Alt Mode that will enable direct video output from a device to a display over USB Type-C without the need for any special adapters or converters.

University Researchers Invent Solution To Protect Chips Against Manufacturing Sabotage
By Lucian Armasu published
Security researchers developed a unique solution made of two chip modules that can verify whether the main chip destined for electronic devices has been sabotaged by malicious actors.
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