Category: Computers & IT
Windows 11 27H2 rumored to be a ‘full OS swap’ worthy of being called Windows 12 — but the name won’t matter if Microsoft has a 24H2-like nightmare
‘AI security controls are only as strong as the wider application environment around them’: OpenAI forced to patch after experts bypass ChatGPT ‘lockdown mode’ to gain access to entire chat history
Hackers use fake OpenAI, SpaceX, and Anthropic event invites in new phishing scam to steal Microsoft and Google accounts
GlobalFoundries VP details FDX Fusion technology, sporting 7nm-class performance without the need for EUV tools — company targets 2030 for high-volume manufacturing, with planar transistors in tow
Best Buy’s early Black Friday deals include 50% off Chromebooks from Acer, Asus, HP, and more — a relief from sky-high laptop prices
‘AMD was a lot of people’s last hope, but looks like PC gaming is over’: AMD’s CEO says it’s now a ‘data center first’ company — and gamers are giving up at this point
Gelsinger-backed Nagare Labs’ capacitorless Z2RAM promises SRAM speed with DRAM density — latest published cell retains data for over 300 seconds at 85°C, but further figures are projected
Intel’s next-gen Nova Lake needs new motherboards — what we expect from Nova Point and Z990, Z970, and B960 chipsets
India targets creating homegrown GPUs within 2 years and plans to commercialize indigenous SHAKTI and VEGA RISC-V processors — sees AI boom as a potential repeat of the Y2K opportunity for its IT industry
A device in the White House is apparently using an unsafe proxy — which attackers could use it ‘to reach internal systems’
‘It’s a slap in the face to post this’: Nvidia’s new Steam demo is a virtual unboxing of a GeForce 8800 GTX — but with an RTX 5080 GPU recommended to run it, gamers feel like it’s a bad joke
Intel leaker claims Nova Lake desktop chips have 5.1 GHz clock limit beyond 90°C — high clock speeds could demand significant cooling for next-gen chips
Smart glasses ‘not only have the potential to erode safety and privacy… but raise really important questions about consent’: the UK is the latest country to consider restricting or controlling the sale of smart glasses — here’s what you need to know
