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Commodore re-releases TAC-2 joystick after 40 years for just $49
After 40 years, Commodore has brought back the 'Totally Accurate Controller' joystick, better known among C64 and Amiga aficionados as the TAC-2.
Independent bookstores in Europe receive suspicious orders for thousands of books, prompting fears they'll be destroyed to train AI
Some fear that these books will be scanned and destroyed by machines, with no human ever setting their eyes on their content.
Resourceful gamer shrinks Valve’s Steam Deck into Game Boy, with custom 3D-printed cooling
A Steam Deck enthusiast and modder is close to finalizing their ‘SteamBoy’ design.
Two Australian undersea cables reportedly damaged off the coast of Perth following suspicious vessel activity
The damaged cables are two of just 16 undersea infrastructure that carries 99% of Australian internet traffic.
SK hynix to expand production capacity in China as it mulls Solidigm IPO, report claims
As demand for high-end data center SSDs peak, SK hynix upgrades its Chinese facilities and plans Solidigm listing at NASDAQ.
AMD highlights Ryzen 5 5500 briefly topping Amazon CPU best sellers, beating 9800X3D
AMD's marketing director shared a screenshot of the Amazon CPU best sellers list, but the four-year-old, $80 Ryzen 5 5500 was at the top of the charts.
Intel raises $19.7 billion to help fund future projects as 14A production looms
More money, more opportunities.
DeepCool AK620 and AK400 G2 Review: Quiet and powerful, with woodgrain or a digital display
Second-generation AK coolers deliver strong thermal performance, quiet noise levels, and your choice of woodgrain top covers or a digital display.
$580 million undersea cable rerouted to avoid the grave of Dobby the house elf
The beach where the undersea cable meets the sea is also the same beach where Dobby's burial scene was shot for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
US lawmaker wants gov't to enforce regulation to ensure 'chipmakers conduct adequate due diligence on their customers'
Congressman John Moolenaar wants the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security to clarify whether Foundry Due Diligence Rule remains effective and continues to be enforced.