AMD just unveiled its new mobile Ryzen AI 400 CPU lineup at CES just a few days ago and promised to release those products in first quarter of this year. Unlike a proper next-gen offering, Gorgon Point is for all intents and purposes just a refreshed Ryzen AI 300 series with minor tweaks. And now we know that it's
Deepseek research touts memory breakthrough, decoupling compute power and RAM pools to bypass GPU & HBM constraints — Engram conditional memory module commits static knowledge to system RAM
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Asus SFF-ready RTX 5070 falls below MSRP — deal saves $70 and gives you a GPU for small PC builds
Components for small form factor PCs often come at a premium, especially if you’re looking for performance parts. Many people call this the “SFF tax,” so you should be ready to pay extra if you want a portable desktop computer — unless you get this deal. The Asus Prime RTX 5070 GPU is an SFF-ready GPU that
DIY PC maker Framework finally succumbs to RAM apocalypse, is raising prices on its desktops — now starts at $1,139 with 32GB, 128GB up $450
Framework, the DIY-focused PC manufacturer, has announced that it is raising prices on its desktop PC as a result of continuing RAM shortages rocking the consumer technology industry. "We held off on it as long as we could, but with LPDDR5x memory prices from our suppliers continuing to increase rapidly, we’ve had to update the
Microsoft to overhaul AI data center building with community-first approach — says it will 'be a good neighbor' to communities, cover energy cost increases, and replenish water
Microsoft just announced a major plan to turn the negative impact of AI data centers into a long-term good for the community that surrounds these resource-intensive facilities. The company’s “Building Community-First AI Infrastructure” announcement lists five things to address some of the biggest pain points that many residents living near data centers have been concerned about. This includes
Trump says that AI tech companies need to ‘pay their own way’ when it comes to their electricity consumption — says major changes are coming to ensure Americans don't 'pick up the tab' for data center
President Donald Trump said that even as U.S. tech giants are winning the AI race, the massive power requirements of these data centers should not increase the electricity bill for the average American. According to the president’s Truth Social post, his team will work with American tech companies so that they can continue with their AI advancements without passing on increased
Nvidia fires back at rumors it will require upfront payment from clients for H200 orders — company says that it ‘would never require customers to pay for products that they do not receive’
Nvidia has refuted the rumor that it would require full advanced payment for H200 orders from its Chinese customers . The AI chip maker stated that it will not ask its clients to completely pay for an item that it has yet to receive. “We do not require upfront payment and would never require customers to pay for products that they do not receive,
3D Printing for consumers at CES 2026 — Creality, Snapmaker, AtomForm and Protopasta show their latest systems
This year, CES was all about AI-powered gadgets and home assistant robots, which meant 3D printing and laser technologies fit right in. Creality, Snapmaker, AtomForm, and Protopasta each showed off the latest trends in the world of consumer 3D printing.
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Cudy WR3600E Wi-Fi 7 router review: Dual-band wireless for less than $70
Tom's Hardware Verdict
While the sub-$70 street price is commendable, the WR3600E isn’t priced low enough to make it a standout due to low performance and a lack of ports.
Pros
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Value pricing
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Plenty of configuration options
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Remote management supported with the Cudy app
Cons
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Only four total GbE ports
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No USB 3.0 port
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Performance lags peers
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Only 1,400 square feet of wireless coverage
Chinese UK 'Super embassy' to feature ‘hidden chamber’ alongside ‘Britain’s most sensitive communication cables’, claims report — 'spy basement' plans cited as security concern, but true purpose uncle
Unredacted plans for China’s new ‘super embassy’ in London have been eyed by The Daily Telegraph, which highlights some concerning security implications. Its research has found that the construction plans include a “hidden chamber” that runs in parallel to “Britain’s most sensitive communication cables.” It raises the specter of Chinese espionage agents casually tapping