Hardware

Just like AMD said.

While entry-level cameras have all but disappeared, elite models are making a strong comeback, as highlighted in a report by The Economist. The report notes that brands like Leica, Fujifilm, and Nikon have shifted their focus to high-end offerings – and it's paying off.

The TI-84 graphing calculator provides a standardized design that dominates the global education market, even in a world of equally capable smartphones. The popular calculator already offers some advanced features, but it can achieve even more with a touch of creative engineering.

A favorite SSD for Steam Deck upgrades is now available in standard length.

Four new monitors are hitting shelves, joining AOC's recent salvo of new products at keen prices.

Up to 420 W of motherboard power, and that's not even counting the CPU.

The firm still hopes to be able to migrate and restore all affected data.

But nobody knows the name of this company.

Do you want better raster performance or a more well-rounded ecosystem?

Turning off your NAS will save on electric costs and save your hard drives.

Modules use SK hynix ICs.

Staff at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre in Lugano (CSCS) say 'Alps' could rank even higher today as it wasn’t completed when the rankings were put together in June.

Lexar's new SD 8.0 card isn't compatible with any current devices.

It's in Washington's best interests that American tech giants use Intel for their chip supply.

Noctua will offer current NH-D15 G2 owners new stainless steel covers to fix the issue.

MX500 SSDs can be exploited through buffer overflow attacks

Samsung's speedier and denser 9th-gen QLC could make drives 50% cheaper.

For the most extreme storage speeds in the most extreme of cooling environments

But will Samsung still receive the CHIPS money?

Again?