Hardware leaker @momomo_us shares images for Gigabyte's lineup of B850 motherboards expected to come out in CES 2025. Source
Ever dreamed of an all-aluminum keyboard, down to the keycaps? Serene Industries' Icebreaker has got you covered. Source
Maxsun's upcoming Arc B580 graphics card with two M.2 slots has surfaced. Source
The Lexar Play is a gaming-oriented follow-up to the NM790. It keeps the good all-around performance and power efficiency but adds a heatsink and an 8TB SKU. The MSRP is…
Qualcomm celebrates legal victory over Arm in Nuvia-related case. Source
U.S. to ban Sophgo, which supplied AI chiplets to Huawei, but its affiliate Bitmain avoids sanctions. Source
Shapeways is back, with plans to convert Thangs into the ultimate 3D printing marketplace. Source
Micron's HBM update: HBM4 is on track for 2026. HBM4E will introduce customizable base dies for higher performance and tailored features. Source
The Cherry Xtrfy M64 Wireless mouse is a comfortable wireless gaming mouse built with pro gamers in mind. This no-fuss mouse is built for speed and function forgoing many of…
A German retailer has accidentally shipped the Arc B570 before its embargo though we'll need to wait for official drivers for proper testing. Source
Linux might be the better operating system for Arrow Lake CPUs, as the Core Ultra 9 285K runs faster in the latest version of Ubuntu than it does Windows 11…
SK hynix's Tube T31 offers best-in-class storage for just $109 for two. Source
The MemryX M.2 module delivers efficient AI acceleration for edge computing with 24 TOPS of performance, low power consumption, and seamless Linux integration Source
Sanwa Supply Inc. just introduced a USB-C data cable that rotates 360 degrees for the ultimate flexibility. Source
Chinese authorities are letting Swedish, Finnish, Danish, and German representatives aboard the Yi Peng 3 to facilitate their investigation. Source
Micron’s worse-than-expected forecast for the second quarter is down to low demand for AI PCs and smartphones. Source
China-based CXMT has reportedly started to mass produce DDR5 memory and ship it to third-party module makers. Source
The plaintiffs seek the entire sum of Gelsinger's $207 million salary that he earned during his tenure, which would then be paid back to Intel. Source
Mark Cerny has given a deep dive on PlayStation 5 Pro's hardware and corrected some leakers' claims. Source
Intel has confirmed to Tom's Hardware that it is no longer working on the x86S specification. Source