Ridiculous! 8TB portable SSD costs less than 8TB internal SSD — $112/TB Sandisk Desk Drive trounces slower $185/TB Samsung 870 QVO Computers & IT
32GB of DDR5 6000 RAM now costs $450 — AI-induced shortage reaches worst milestone yet Computers & IT
Offset extortionate memory pricing with 32GB of DDR5-6000 RAM for $151 with this 9800X3D bundle — combo also features an X870E mobo, AIO cooler, Onimusha game, and a 2TB SSD Computers & IT
Qualcomm wins architecture breach verdict against Arm but gets just $2 — judge could still suspend royalty fees for five years Computers & IT
Home network not keeping up with your NBN speeds? Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 7 mesh network for less with this 31% discount on our favourite system Computers & IT
16 cores, 5.2 GHz, and 55 TOPS: Minisforum’s newest AI workstation is mostly a massive upgrade to 192GB of memory – and that is not necessarily a bad thing Computers & IT
Microsoft closes a worrying Windows 11 account bypass hack — all it took was one click Computers & IT
Hostinger cut server response times by 35% – here’s how to speed up your website even further Computers & IT
Save $1440 when you go for this 4K gaming rig with a massive 64GB of DDR5 RAM and a 4TB SSD — CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme also includes an RTX 5070 Ti and Ryzen 9 9950X CPU Computers & IT
AMD debuts Helion reference design for agentic AI servers with up to 32,768 Zen 6 ‘Venice’ cores — rack design ships next year in CPU-only and all-in-one configurations Computers & IT
Intel to phase out SGX after Xeon Diamond Rapids in favor of TDX — confidential computing pivot adds trusted I/O and post-quantum crypto for agentic AI Computers & IT
I’ve scoured Dell’s ‘Top Tech Event’ to find the 5 laptops that are worth your money — today’s options start at just $499 Computers & IT
We tested gaming performance in 17-year-old Windows 7 against Windows 11 on a modern gaming PC — older operating system delivers advantages in some scenarios Computers & IT
I tested Ugreen’s NASync DXP8800 Ultra but does a new chip justify the big price jump? Computers & IT
Google shows off a whole new type of keyboard — and it says having keys rolling on a conveyor belt will make typing easier for all Computers & IT
