Form factor becoming more attractive.

Geekom, which is celebrating its 21st anniversary this year, has released several new mini PCs.

Threatening Coldplay and U2 collections everywhere

Millions of Apple devices are vulnerable to a decade old secuirty bug.

That means half of users trust Microsoft, Google or Apple

Nearly half of Americans use third-party antivirus software, while the remainder rely on the default protection provided by their operating system or have no protection.

Net zero by 2030 is not likely

Google’s greenhouse gas emissions have surged 48 per cent in the past five years due to the expansion of its data centres that underpin artificial intelligence systems, casting doubt on its commitment to achieve ‘net zero’ by 2030.

Big Tech models have to get their data from somewhere else

Brazil's national data protection authority has told Meta to stop using data originating in the country to train its artificial intelligence models.

Ground zero for AI rebellion

China is doing its best to be the first country in the world to be taken over by an AI revolution.

Zen 5 rumour mill turns

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming that AMD's Ryzen 9000X3D series, suggesting it will fully support overclocking.

A New Battlemage contender

An Intel designer tools webpage has unveiled the existence of the BMG-G31 discrete GPU die.

CUDA be trouble ahead

Nvidia is under scrutiny by the French antitrust regulator for alleged anti-competitive practices. This move marks the first enforcement action against the computer chip giant.

Ready for the new Oryon-1 CPU cores

Qualcomm has rolled out performance enhancements into the GNU C Library, "glibc," to benefit its new Oryon-1 CPU cores, which are featured in the Snapdragon X Elite/Plus SoCs.