Ending a 14-year legacy of SCSI emulation, Microsoft's new native NVMe stack promises massive efficiency gains for data centers, reducing CPU overhead and boosting IOPS.
Following reports of critical vulnerabilities by LayerX, OpenAI admits that securing AI browsers against indirect prompt injection is an ongoing arms race, raising concerns for user privacy and enterprise adoption.
The strategic purchase of Ventana Micro Systems suggests Qualcomm is building a formidable 'Plan B' to reduce reliance on Arm, sending shockwaves through the semiconductor market.
While Nvidia confirms the arrival of its RTX PRO 5000 series, new supply chain reports warn of a massive reduction in consumer gaming GPU availability for the coming year.
In a bid to close the widening gap with Nvidia, Intel is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire AI chip specialist SambaNova Systems at a steep discount.
New data reveals AMD has secured 17% of the graphics market in late 2024, signaling a potential crack in Nvidia's dominance as the AI hardware race enters a new phase.
In a strategic move to boost performance and streamline development, ExpressVPN has rebuilt its desktop applications using the Qt framework, promising feature parity across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Amid a flurry of year-end announcements, Google introduces its latest model designed to balance high-speed performance with deep reasoning capabilities.
As Nvidia reports record-breaking $57 billion revenue driven by AI demand, the company signals a strategic reduction in gaming GPU supply, marking a definitive shift away from its consumer roots.
Crushed by debt, tariffs, and intense competition, the Roomba maker enters Chapter 11 protection, marking a significant shift in the smart home industry.
The electric vehicle giant advances toward unsupervised FSD with new testing protocols in Texas, though regulatory divides and safety concerns remain significant hurdles.
Newly appointed CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo outlines a controversial pivot to transform Firefox into a "modern AI browser," balancing innovation with strict user controls.