The first Windows laptops featuring Nvidia's RTX Spark N1X chips are now available, including the Surface Laptop Ultra and Asus ProArt P16. These systems start at $2,599 and are focused on high-performance local AI tasks, aiming to compete directly with Apple's M-series silicon.
As the tech industry moves toward autonomous AI agents that can perform tasks like booking travel or making reservations, major websites have begun implementing blockers.
Scammers are increasingly using calendar invites to push phishing links directly to user devices, as these notifications often bypass traditional spam and email filters.
Energize Lab, the creator of the Eiliko robot, left its entire fleet open to remote takeover, potentially exposing millions of private conversations.
The code that landed Apollo 11 on the Moon ran on less computing power than your thermostat, and the full source is free to download. Better Stack does a deep dive into the code and runs it in an emulator.
Researchers at Citizen Lab have uncovered a sophisticated covert operation where advertising platforms are being used to identify specific targets and install spyware without requiring the user to click anything.
Analogue has announced 'plus' versions of its popular FPGA-based SNES and Genesis recreations, featuring updated aesthetics and quality-of-life improvements.
EverDrive Maker Krikzz Is Working on a Plug-and-Play PlayStation Optical Drive Emulator
Jailbroken PlayStation 5 consoles can now run local Large Language Models (LLMs) natively. By accessing the GPU and unified memory, the console achieves high-speed inference of over 100 tokens per second.
A new Commodore 64 hardware simulator has been released, designed for more than just gaming. It offers a platform for developers and enthusiasts to simulate original hardware behavior accurately for modern retro projects.
Federal authorities raided over 40 homes in Texas to dismantle a North Korean operation that used 'laptop farms' to secure remote tech jobs at US companies using stolen identities.
Global smartphone shipments have reached their lowest point in over a decade, driven by a combination of a RAM supply crisis and a significant shift in consumer behavior toward keeping devices for 4+ years.
A jury has ruled in favor of Qualcomm in its high-stakes battle with Arm, finding that Arm breached its licensing agreements. While the $2 symbolic payout is small, the ruling secures the future of Qualcomm's Nuvia-based chips used in new Windows laptops.
The latest version of ChromeOS allows users to install any website as a standalone application and pin it to the taskbar.
Google has launched a free tool designed to make training custom AI models accessible to non-experts. This provides a low-barrier entry point for users interested in tailoring AI behavior for personal or local projects.
Amazon's satellite internet project, using Leo Pro terminals, successfully recorded download speeds above 400Mbps during US Army demonstrations.
Shareholders are reportedly voting on a massive $22 billion merger between hardware giant Roku and Fox Corporation.
US Trade Office Told To Target handheld maker ANBERNIC Over "47 Million Pirated Games"
Some fans of the 80's Vectrex console made a wireframe port of Super Mario 64 for the vector-based console. This apparently uses a cartridge with additional computation on board but it all runs on original hardware.
YouTube eclipses TV to become the top news source in the U.S. according to a Syracuse University study.