Chips, datacenters, interconnect, and the power they draw.
The first operator-branded Wi-Fi 8 gateway, powered by Qualcomm's Dragonwing platform, will bring next-gen wireless and edge AI to GFiber's top-tier 20 Gig subscribers before the IEEE spec is finalized.
A Register columnist argues the AI industry's breakneck release schedule is producing burnout and diminishing returns, and suggests a pause may come from costs or lawsuits.
Parliament's spending watchdog warns that the UK's push into AI is built on aging systems and a civil service that lacks the digital staff needed to secure it.
A modder applied Nvidia's leaked DLSS 5 upscaler to the original Quake as a post-process, showing that the undertrained model struggles with the classic 3D game.
The de facto standard 32GB DDR5 6000 kit now costs $450, up from $400 in August, as AI-driven memory shortages push PC component prices to record levels.
A photo from a Japanese retailer shows RTX 50-series cards priced significantly above Amazon US listings, reflecting AI-driven supply strain.
KPMG's head of technology and data announced his promotion to group head of consulting in an email to staff who are being made redundant, drawing criticism for tone-deaf timing.
A free-fare transit network's mostly idle tap-in terminal is stuck cycling through LCD self-test patterns, highlighting the fate of redundant hardware.
The update makes UTF-8 the default encoding on all platforms, removing a long-standing source of data corruption for Windows Python developers.
A Newegg combo deal pairs AMD's top gaming CPU with a capable X870E board, 32GB DDR5-6000, and a 2TB SSD while effectively pricing the RAM at $151.
A new survey finds 37% of ransomware attacks now involve psychological or physical threats against employees, while another outlet cautions such claims are hard to verify.
A new graphical tool makes it easier to create stripped-down Windows 11 install images, but Microsoft support and security caveats remain.
Intel's advanced packaging roadmap shows EMIB and Foveros evolving from simple chiplet connectors into power-aware building blocks for 12-reticle system-in-packages.
Nvidia's latest DLSS 5 model runs twice as fast and uses 20% less VRAM at 4K, with a smaller parameter footprint.
A new JavaScript runtime builds desktop apps around each operating system's built-in webview, cutting app size from Electron's 150MB to a few megabytes.
A Reddit user turned a rusty, untested crypto mining rig into a surprisingly capable local AI workstation for about 65 cents per gigabyte of VRAM.
A Register columnist argues that TCP/IP's split into TCP and IP, plus pragmatic fixes like NAT, is why the protocol stack still underpins the internet after nearly 40 years.
The lightweight x86 Linux distro skips Debian 12 entirely and now requires 64-bit hardware.