Kioxia Corporation, a subsidiary of Kioxia Holdings Corporation (TOKYO: 285A) and Sandisk Corporation (Nasdaq: SNDK) today unveiled their new 9th-generation, high-performance 2 Tb QLC 3D flash memory technology designed to support the growing storage demands of AI-driven infrastructure. The technology demonstrates how architectural innovation can help storage advance at the fast pace required by AI-driven workloads, while supporting more capital-efficient manufacturing.

Leveraging the companies' CMOS directly Bonded to Array (CBA) architecture

BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge AI computing solutions, industrial PC, graphics cards, and storage devices, today introduces the EdgeComp MT-N150, a compact edge computing system built for intelligent security, surveillance, and smart city applications.

With support for AI acceleration solutions from AI NPU partners, the EdgeComp MT-N150 gives system integrators and AI solution developers the freedom to choose an accelerator platform that aligns with their AI workload, software environment, and project requirements. From facial recognition and

AMD has acknowledged today that a new vulnerability in the trusted platform module has been found, but fortunately, it was patched before the public announcement. According to AMD, a potential out-of-bounds (OOB) read was present in the TPM 2.0 reference implementation, which could send malicious commands to TPM 2.0 and completely bypass its functionality. If an attacker were able to access and even disable the TPM, all digital signing and encryption would be compromised, earning this vulnerability a very high severity score

If you thought consumer graphics card prices were bad, the situation isn't much better on the workstation front. According to an update on NVIDIA's marketplace, the company's flagship workstation card—the RTX PRO 6000 "Blackwell"—is now retailing for $16,000. This makes it the most expensive GPU that NVIDIA sells outside of its server offerings like the B200/B300, which come in the SXM form factor. Even for

With more than 20 years of thermal engineering experience, CPS PCCOOLER is expanding into professional computing with new cooling, chassis, and power solutions for AI workstations and servers.

From PC cooling to AI infrastructure
AI workloads are no longer confined to large data centers. They now run on creator workstations, engineering systems, edge servers, and on-premises computing clusters.

These systems place sustained pressure on processors, graphics cards, power delivery, and cooling hardware. Maintaining stable performance under demanding workloads requires more than a powerful CPU

Chinese YMTC has been on a significant upswing, as confirmed by the global NAND Flash shipment market share tracker for the second quarter of this year. According to Counterpoint Research data, YMTC became the third-largest player in Q2, surpassing some of the biggest names in the industry. Leading the global NAND Flash shipment market share is Samsung, holding 25% of the market. In second place is SK hynix, along with its subsidiary Solidigm, commanding 22% of the market share. However, YMTC has

Microsoft today released its August update, KB5121003, which finally brings more user-requested features as part of a simple Patch Tuesday security update. One of the most useful changes is the way File Explorer now displays file sizes. Instead of the old method of showing everything in kilobytes, Windows 11 has switched to a dynamic system that displays file sizes in KB, MB, or GB, depending on the size of the file. This makes it easier for users to view file sizes

Chieftec is excited to introduce the Chieftec Vista Max, our latest panoramic ATX chassis designed for PC enthusiasts who demand premium aesthetics, maximum flexibility, and outstanding cooling performance. Featuring an elegant panoramic design with an integrated stand, the Vista Max combines style and functionality, providing the perfect showcase for today's high-performance hardware.

• Panoramic ATX chassis with aesthetic and functional stand design
• 4x pre-installed 140 mm A-RGB fans
• Compatible with back-connect motherboards
• Dual power buttons for flexible placement

Intel's "Razor Lake-AX" SoCs are getting closer to being released, as we have received further confirmation that Intel is actively working on these chips for the public. In the latest HWiNFO update, the tool's creators announced preliminary support for Intel's "Razor Lake-AX" chip, with full preliminary support expected in the next version, v8.51, of HWiNFO. This will be Intel's first competitor to AMD's existing "Halo" series of APUs,