Undersea telecoms cable accidents (or "accidents") are getting a bit too commonplace these days. Any such incident merits exceedingly serious analysis, as one bad slice can cut off entire countries from the internet. That's definitely the line of thinking of Finland, which is now creating a new maritime surveillance center for the sole purpose of watching
Retro gaming outfit unveils PC controller with built-in heart rate monitor — also features IPS screen, 1,000Hz polling, and six-axis gyroscope
Retro gaming handheld firm Anbernic has announced the RG G01 controller . This is a tri-mode controller with broad platform compatibility, a built-in IPS screen, and a plethora of desirable performance and control features. The RG G01 separates itself from the pack, though, with its built-in heart rate sensor and integrated smart
Can't afford new RAM, storage, or a GPU? A new PC case can make your existing system feel fresh, and you can carry it over to a future build
Many of us feel the constant urge to upgrade our PC, but getting new PC parts has been increasingly challenging lately. Whether it's due to limited launch availability, scalping of components, or the current AI boom causing memory shortages, it feels like there's always a factor preventing a purchase or upgrade at a reasonable price. The positive
Micron starts building new 3D NAND fab in Singapore – Fab 10B promises to more than double the company's local flash production capacity
Micron this week announced that it had begun construction of a new advanced wafer fabrication facility in Singapore, which will take over 10 years to completely build and will cost about $24 billion. The new fab will produce 3D NAND memory with initial wafer output sometimes in the second half of 2028.
The new
Razer launches Synapse Web for Huntsman V3 keyboards — web-based customization for more devices will soon be possible, too
Razer just joined the list of peripheral manufacturers that offer browser-based customization of their devices with the beta release of the Razer Synapse Web utility. The company says that its lightweight web app will work directly on Chromium-based browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Opera, allowing users to customize their Razer Huntsman V3 keyboards
Nvidia updates FrameView performance measurement tool — version 1.7 promises accurate results even at 800+ FPS
It's a happy day for game benchmarking enthusiasts, including our very own. After languishing for a year since its previous update, Nvidia's FrameView 1.7 is now available for download , bringing with it a host of fresh improvements.
Perhaps in keeping with Nvidia's recent focus on boosting frame rates via frame generation, FrameView
RAM Price Index 2026: Lowest price on DDR5 and DDR4 memory of all capacities — here are the best deals during the AI-driven pricing crisis
GPU Price Index by Series
1. Cheapest DDR5
2. Cheapest DDR4
In today's market, memory has become one of the most critical and expensive components in any build, and prices have only worsened thanks to the ongoing global DRAM shortage. Memory pricing is much more volatile now than before
Zotac warns component shortages threaten the 'very survival' of GPU manufacturers and distributors — message to Korean customers suggests that the worst could be yet to come
Zotac, which manufactures some of the best graphics cards for gaming , has issued a stark warning about the consequences of the escalating memory shortage on its official online store in Korea, Zotac Korea TagTag Mall. The company warns that current conditions are "serious enough to raise concerns about the very survival of graphics card manufacturers and distributors going forward."
SSD price tracking 2026: Lowest price on every M.2 SSD from Samsung, Western Digital, Crucial, and more — here are the best deals during the AI-driven pricing crisis
SSD Price Index by Model
1. Cheapest PCIe 5 SSDs
2. Cheapest 4TB SSDs
3. Cheapest 2TB SSDs
4. Cheapest 1TB SSDs
This guide provides live updated pricing on the SSDs available on the market.
Intel's roadmap adds mysterious 'hybrid' AI processor featuring x86 CPUs, dedicated AI accelerator, and programmable IP — chip may capitalize on a market forgotten by Nvidia and AMD
Intel this week reiterated its plans to address emerging and niche AI inference use cases with products that offer the best performance efficiency and value. Among the products Intel mentioned is a hybrid solution that combines multiple IPs in a bid to address specific use cases that require an x86 CPU, a fixed-function AI accelerator, and programmable logic