Breaking Down The New Security Flaws In AMD's Ryzen, EPYC Chips By Lucian Armasu A breakdown of the four main classes of vulnerabilities that CTS-Labs found in AMD's Ryzen and EPYC processors.
The QC-1 Crypto Heater Lets You Heat And Mine Simultaneously By Aris Mpitziopoulos A company called Qarnot released the first cryptocurrency-mining-rig-slash-heating-system.
You Can Put Three 560mm Radiators In CaseLabs’ SMA8-X Extreme Edition By Kevin Carbotte CaseLabs SMA8-X Extreme Edition computer chassis can house three of the biggest radiators on the market and it still has room for server-level equipment.
The New Monitors And Displays Of 2018 (Update) By Tom's Hardware News Team As you would expect, CES saw the introduction of several new monitors from the usual suspects. Dell, HP, LG, Lenovo, and MSI revealed a bevy of displays to feast our eyes on.
Google Unveils 72-Qubit Quantum Computer With Low Error Rates By Lucian Armasu Google unveiled that it's working on a 72-qubit quantum computer with error rates below 1%, which is what the company said it's required to have minimally useful quantum computers.
CableMod Now Offers Premium 'Pro Series' Cables And Extensions By Kevin Carbotte CableMod today introduced the CableMod Pro series, a new premium product line that offers thicker cables, integrated cable combs, and a new pallet of colors to select.
Qualcomm’s Latest HMD Reference Design Features Adreno Foveation, Snapdragon 845 SoC By Kevin Carbotte
Arm Introduces ‘iSim’ And 'Kigen' Solutions For Cellular IoT Connectivity By Lucian Armasu Arm announced iSim, a chip-based SIM solution that promises to make it easier to integrate cellular connectivity into IoT devices and lower costs for device makers.
3dRudder’s New $99 Price Point Is A Lot More Palatable By Kevin Carbotte 3dRudder announced a significant price reduction to the standard 3dRudder foot-based controller. You can now get your feet into the game for under $100.
