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Despite the police's best efforts, ransomware continues to rise with more actors, more victims, and more trouble.
The directives served their purpose and are no longer needed.
Ready for integrated graphics to take over from discrete GPUs? Asus believes 'it's just a matter of time' now.
This elite soundbar offers real side surrounds and huge bass for smaller spaces, and with an astounding early bird price
As the Oregon Ducks and Indiana Hoosiers go head-to-head in Atlanta, Georgia, here's how to watch Peach Bowl 2026 for free and from anywhere in the world.
Acer’s new ProDesigner PE320QX monitor packs real 6K resolution in a 32-inch display with a generous selection of ports.
Kimsuky's latest attacks can bypass email protections and MFA to steal M365 and VPN accounts.
The Garmin Vivoactive 5 crashes to $184.99 at Amazon, making it an excellent buy if you're after a cheap running watch.
I'm not sure my window bot really needs its own tiny washing machine.
I've predicted the announcement, pre-order, and on-sale dates for the Samsung Galaxy S26 series, along with the possible prices.
Acer targets creators and developers building and running local models with its Veriton RA100 Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC.
Nvidia’s Rubin DGX SuperPOD delivers 28.8 Exaflops using 576 GPUs, combining compute, memory, and software to rival Huawei’s SuperPOD.
We sat down with actor and SAG-AFTRA President Sean Astin to talk about AI and its impact on his industry.
The Scuf Envision Pro V2 is a great PC controller that’s unfortunately hard to recommend to most. It feels brilliant to use, though most won’t need 90% of what the device offers in terms of customizab...
I tried Meta’s Neural Band inside Garmin’s Unified Cabin car concept, showing how gesture controls could shape future in-car experiences.
After eight years in development, Lego’s Smart Play system brings custom silicon, sensing, and responsiveness to a familiar form: the Smart Brick. To unpack what that means for the future of physical ...
IXI's eyeglasses automatically change their focus depending on what you're looking at it. Here's how it works.
Ubisoft Halifax's demise prompts the CWA to get involved
"I would rather see maybe a new creator come in and put myself in the support section to sort of cheer them on"
You'd better bring a pillow to hide behind