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Why would Arm's owner want to buy a rival to AMD and Intel? I can think of one reason

By Efosa Udinmwen published

SoftBank eyes Ampere Computing to strengthen its foothold and challenge AMD and Intel head-on.

Stellar Blade is getting a new crossover DLC with some of its most outrageous outfits yet

By Dashiell Wood published

New Stellar Blade crossover DLC will let you dress Eve in a skintight pink jumpsuit.

Ransomware attack on Romanian water agency hits over a thousand systems

By Sead Fadilpašić published

An unknown threat actor wreaked some serious havoc but operations are continuing unabated.

Rabbit r1 hasn't shipped yet and it's already received a major upgrade

By Cesar Cadenas published

As part of a new partnership, Perplexity AI will enable the r1's search engine and offer access to multiple LLM models.

This mini PC with the incredible Strix Halo APU is yet another sign AMD may have given up on big brands for bleeding edge tech

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Small Chinese brands lead the way, bringing Strix Halo to mini PCs while big names stick to laptops and workstations.

China accuses Nvidia of breaking anti-monopoly rules ahead of trade talks with US

By Craig Hale published

China says Nvidia has violated agreements made during its acquisition of Mellanox Technologies.

Forget the Switch 2 – this dual-screen handheld gaming PC brings back the glory days of the Nintendo DS, but with all your Steam games

By Isaiah Williams published

While all the focus is on the Nintendo Switch 2, Ayaneo is taking another shot at another Nintendo DS-style gaming experience, with the Flip 1S DS handheld gaming PC announced.

Chinese police found using spyware to monitor Android devices

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Previously undocumented spyware is being used by Chinese law enforcement.

Nvidia rival claims DeepSeek world record as it delivers industry-first performance with 95% fewer chips

By Wayne Williams published

Nvidia rival SambaNova claims DeepSeek world record as it delivers industry-first performance with just 16 custom chips.

A powerful new AI tool is coming to Chromebooks to vastly increase productivity

By Aleksha McLoughlin published

Google has announced new Gemini AI features coming to ChromeOS by default

Softbank set to buy Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion and could integrate it with Arm and Graphcore

By Wayne Williams published

Arm's Japanese owner is buying Ampere, Arm's only independent server chip vendor, for $6.5 billion.

Google, Nvidia and Intel could all see new China antitrust cases

By Craig Hale published

Chinese antitrust regulators have launched probes into Google, Nvidia and Intel could be next.

The Lossless Scaling plugin is the best thing that could happen for SteamOS handhelds, and performance results prove it

By Isaiah Williams published

There's more proof that Valve's SteamOS is the go-to for handheld gamers, with performance results from the new Decky Loader plugin on the Lenovo Legion Go S.

Another BlackBerry-inspired keyboard-equipped smartphone set to launch in 2026 - Zinwa Q27 will run Android 16 and have an unmistakable BB design

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Zinwa Q27 brings a BlackBerry-inspired design, Android 16 software, and mid-range specs, aiming to merge nostalgia with modern smartphone capabilities.

Apple's new BFF, Broadcom, reveals three hyperscalers want to deploy 1,000,000 GPUs or XPUs by 2027; something that will make Nvidia wince

By Wayne Williams published

Three hyperscalers approach Broadcom to deploy 1,000,000 GPUs or XPUs by 2027.

Genshin Impact is coming to Duolingo in bizarre new crossover

By Dashiell Wood published

The world of Genshin Impact is coming to language learning app Duolingo in a weird crossover.

Intel set to buy AI chip specialist as it scrambles to catch up with AMD, Nvidia

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Intel plans to buy SambaNova but faces mounting pressure as valuation concerns shadow the sale.

Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.3 adds a cute cat burglar, plus a pudgy plushy that heals you and blasts enemies with rainbows

By James Pickard published

I'm a healer, but...

Denon's AirPods-like new earbuds range beats Apple with next-gen Bluetooth audio and a tempting low price

By Carrie Marshall published

Open-ear and noise-cancelling wireless earbuds with large drivers and big battery life.

Chinese-speaking Silksong players are calling out the game's lackluster translation, and Team Cherry has promised improvements

By Rhys Wood published

Silksong players in China aren't happy about the game's translation, but Team Cherry promises improvements 'over the coming weeks'.

Chinese CPU vendor swaps AMD Zen architecture for homegrown one to deliver 128-core monster to give EPYC and Xeon a run for their money

By Efosa Udinmwen published

China’s Hygon ditches AMD architecture for a powerful homegrown chip aiming to rival the fastest CPUs in enterprise computing.

Nvidia's biggest customers are lining up to take it down using ASICs and Broadcom could be the winner of that battle

By Wayne Williams published

Broadcom secures fourth custom XPU client, believed to be OpenAI, joining Meta, Google and ByteDance in turning to ASICs to reduce reliance on Nvidia GPUs.

Battering down the doors - this $50 hacking kit is enough to break Intel and AMD's toughest chip defenses, so be on your guard

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Researchers show $50 interposer attacks which bypass Intel and AMD enclave protections by exploiting deterministic encryption.

The Analogue 3D has been delayed once again and this time its creator is blaming tariffs

By Demi Williams published

The Analogue 3D, a reimagining of the Nintendo 64, has been delayed once again, this time due to tariffs.

A Chinese company has launched a CUDA-compatible GPU with a RISC-V CPU and a whopping 112GB HBM RAM - I bet Nvidia lawyers won't be happy about that news

By Wayne Williams published

China’s Innosilicon unveils its Fenghua No.3 GPU combining a RISC-V CPU, 112GB HBM memory and surprise CUDA compatibility.

China’s PlushDaemon group uses EdgeStepper implant to infect network devices with SlowStepper malware in global supply-chain attacks

By Benedict Collins published

ESET says PlushDaemon can ploy SlowStepper malware against targets anywhere in the world.

Accessory maker Dbrand responds to botched Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con grips, admits its initial reaction to unhappy fans was 'a spectacularly terrible response to the issue at hand'

By Demi Williams published

Nintendo Switch accessory company Dbrand has issued an apology amid its botched Killswitch Joy-Con 2 controller controversy, promising replacements.

Nitro Deck creator announces Neo S wireless collectible controller for Nintendo Switch

By Rhys Wood published

CRKD follows up the Nitro Deck with the Neo S, a brand new collectible controller for Nintendo Switch.

Shanling's SDC3.3 CD player shown from the front and back, on a wooden surface

SACD is back, baby! This beefy new audiophile CD player is deliciously '90s, and has built-in tube amplification as a bonus

By Carrie Marshall published

Money No Object: One of the rising stars of 'chi-fi' brings a new reference CD player, with powerful DAC skills

Acer joins Nvidia GB10 superchip fan club with $3,999 Veriton AI mini workstation PC - and yes, you can link two to get even more power

By Wayne Williams published

Acer unveils Veriton GN100 compact AI workstation with Nvidia GB10 superchip at $3,999, with support for linking two devices for added compute capacity.