Only a few days into the new year, and Newegg has brought out the big guns, as far as memory deals are concerned. This tech retailing behemoth has launched several new RAM combo deals that, given the current market conditions, are impossible to miss, and they're all under $230.
These deals, combining
Samsung has published a security advisory after a high-severity vulnerability was discovered in its Magician SSD utility software on Windows. CVE‑2025‑57836 explains that this vulnerability is the result of the software installer creating “a temporary folder with weak permissions during installation, allowing a non-admin user to perform DLL hijacking and escalate privileges
Lenovo is updating its expansive productivity laptop lineup at CES 2026, including both its famed ThinkPad business notebooks and its consumer and creative-oriented Yogas. While Lenovo is aligning itself with all three big processor companies, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm, its top-end systems all have one thing in common: Intel's new Core Ultra Series 3
Lenovo is giving AMD’s Ryzen Z2 Extreme official SteamOS support for the first time. The Legion Go 2 launched in October last year, bringing the Z2 Extreme to the mobile gaming market and fixing many of the issues with Lenovo’s first handheld outing. Now, you can get it with official SteamOS support, combining the best aspects
For the first time in five years, Nvidia, the largest GPU manufacturer in the world, didn't announce any new GPUs at CES . The company instead brought the next-gen Vera Rubin AI supercomputer to the party. Gaming wasn't entirely sidelined, though, as DLSS 4.5 and MFG 6X both made their debut
Hot on the heels of one of AMD's David McAfee suggesting that the company might dust off the blueprints for its Zen 3 CPUs for another production run, another exec let out a hint about AMD's future plans with FSR 4. In an interview at CES , AMD's president of GPU Technologies and Chief Software Officer Andrej Zdravković suggested that the
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang referred to AI-controlled robots as "AI immigrants" at a question and answer session with reporters at CES 2026 that Tom's Hardware attended. Huang's comment related to how robotics may do jobs that others do not wish to take on.
Huang started off by saying that "having robots will create jobs
Nvidia says demand in China for its H200 data center GPU is "very high," but the company is deliberately avoiding timelines or announcements as it works through the final stages of U.S. export licensing, according to comments from CEO Jensen Huang at CES 2026. The remarks come nearly a month
Nvidia took to the stage at CES in Las Vegas this week, but new consumer GPU hardware was conspicuously absent as CEO Jensen Huang instead touted the latest and greatest the company has to offer in the realm of heavyweight AI computing. With DDR5 prices skyrocketing, SSDs not far behind, and Nvidia's flagship RTX 5090 now fetching