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US-based system integrator Stince Built expects graphics card prices to rise in the near future as supply constraints tighten and memory availability worsens, according to Wccftech. Vendors have reportedly struggled to m
2Crsi Edge has put Intel Arrow Lake hardware inside a surveillance camera called the Vision Guard VG-15MV-66, according to a report by Wccftech. The report says the camera uses an Intel Core Ultra 5…
Wccftech published a review of GMKtec’s EVO-X3, a compact mini PC equipped with AMD’s Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 processor. The review title describes the system as a local AI powerhouse with enhanced cooling. GMKtec,…
Ugreen’s NASync DXP8800 Ultra updates the DXP8800 Plus with a newer processor and support for more memory, while keeping the same chassis, drive bays and port layout. TechRadar’s Mark Pickavance reports that the changes
BBC’s Tech Now reports on technology being used to monitor wildfire damage in Cairngorms National Park. Shiona McCallum visits the park to see how the technology monitors the damage. The available source description does
Quanta Computer reportedly stopped producing HP notebooks for about a week in September 2026 after the companies failed to agree on prices, according to reports cited by TechRadar. The Taiwanese contract manufacturer res
Producing chips at Elon Musk’s planned Terafab project could be harder than sending humans to Mars, according to a person familiar with TSMC’s internal affairs, quoted by South Korean publication Hankyung. Hankyung’s rep
Google Japan’s Gboard team has unveiled the Gboard Conveyor Belt Version, a desktop keyboard concept that moves keys past a waiting fingertip on looping belts. The project’s Japanese name, Gboard kurukuru version, means
Rising RAM prices are making PC upgrades harder, and Intel and AMD are turning again to processors that support older DDR4 memory. Gigabyte says two of its motherboard lines will support upcoming processors for…
Daytona has shared benchmarks comparing NVIDIA’s Vera CPU with AMD EPYC “Zen 5” chips on agentic AI workloads. Wccftech reports that Vera brought 2,000 sandboxes online faster than an EPYC system could boot 1,000.…
Intel has hired Dean Jarnac, a former Marvell executive, as it looks to expand its foundry business into application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) and other specialized chips. Technology analyst Jack Gold said Jar
TechRadar reviewer Alastair Jennings tested MSI’s Pro Max Edge AI+, a mini workstation built to run artificial intelligence workloads locally and offline. The review identifies the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, Radeon
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