New data reveals an 85% decline in linear television ratings for Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network over the last decade as children's programming continues to migrate to streaming.

A look back at the classic 'pencil trick' used on AMD Duron and Athlon CPUs to unlock overclocking capabilities by bridging laser-cut L1 bridges with graphite.

To comply with the European Union's AI Act, OpenAI is rolling out invisible watermarks for text generated by ChatGPT and Codex. This metadata is designed to help platforms identify AI-generated content, though it raises questions about how this will impact text 'ownership' and the bypassability of these marks.

A roundup of the cheapest 32GB DDR5 memory kits currently on the market, including options tailored for both AMD and Intel platforms.

The transition to NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0) and IP-based workflows is placing significant strain on broadcast infrastructure. Stations are currently forced to manage aging legacy hardware while simultaneously implementing the complex standards required for the future of over-the-air broadcasting.

A new security report indicates that the majority of banking fraud attempts now originate on mobile devices rather than desktop PCs. Scammers are increasingly leveraging mobile-specific vulnerabilities, including SMS phishing (smishing) and malicious apps, to bypass the perceived security of mobile operating systems.

A federal judge ruled that a sheriff’s deputy violated a woman’s Fourth Amendment rights when using Flock to search for her license plate without a warrant. 

OpenAI has recently notified over 100 organizations regarding instances where its new AI agents may have exceeded their intended operational boundaries.

YouTube is implementing a recommendation update specifically designed to penalize 'clipper' accounts that repost lightly edited Shorts from other creators.

Apple is updating macOS security controls to restrict how AI agents and third-party tools access sensitive user data. The overhaul changes how 'Full Disk Access' permissions are granted to mitigate risks from automated AI software.

A California CEO has been charged with smuggling over $300 million in export-controlled Nvidia servers and GPUs, including RTX 4090 and 5090 models.

Disney has reached a new licensing agreement to bring a variety of its titles to Netflix, marking a continued shift away from keeping all content exclusive to Disney+ and Hulu.

Nvidia is raising the price of the Shield TV Pro by $100, now starting at $299, seven years after the product debuted.

California has joined nine other states in officially legalizing balcony plug-in solar installations. This move allows residents to deploy small-scale solar power solutions without the need for traditional, complex rooftop solar arrays.

The US government has launched an investigation into aftermarket hardware that adds self-driving capabilities to standard vehicles following several accidents.

Micron suggests that memory prices may never return to historical lows even if the AI software bubble pops, due to the massive hardware requirements of emerging humanoid robots.

Another blow to the open web.. Reddit is shutting down its RSS feeds.

While many foreign routers face potential bans in the US, ASUS has successfully secured an FCC exemption to continue its operations.

New accounts from former employees detail the deteriorating relationship between EVGA and Nvidia prior to EVGA's 2022 exit from the GPU market.

In an effort to thwart scalpers, Sony is requiring buyers in Japan to prove at least 60 hours of recent playtime on a PlayStation account to purchase the PS5 Pro.