Corsair Xeneon Edge Touchscreen Returns to $199.99 in All Five Colors
The 14.5-inch desktop touchscreen is back at its Prime Day price, now available in five color options.
Compute & Hardware
Chips, datacenters, interconnect, and the power they draw.
Researcher Claims KVM Guest-Host Escape via Firecracker MicroVMs
A security researcher says they found a way to break out of KVM guests, with Firecracker MicroVMs as the suspected culprit.
Sierra Space's Ghost cargo pod aims for 90-minute delivery anywhere on Earth
Sierra Space completed balloon drop tests of its orbital Ghost reentry vehicle, a step toward U.S. military cargo delivery from space.
HPE networking chief predicts AI will resolve all trouble tickets within three years
HPE's networking president says AIOps will soon handle nearly every network issue without human intervention, with only physical hardware swaps remaining.
Open-source Office clones GridCraft, DeckCraft, WordCraft arrive on GitHub
A developer known for open-source Adobe alternatives has released free, AI-assisted clones of Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, positioning them as a protest against subscription software.
Cyberleek Sets $30M Memecoin Condition for Full GTA 6 Leak
The group behind GTA 6 leaks is now tying a full story-mode dump to a Solana memecoin market cap target.
YouTuber’s Police-Tracking ALPR Camera Prompts Privacy Debate
A Canadian software engineer built an ALPR camera aimed only at police vehicles, drawing visits from officers and highlighting surveillance asymmetry.
US console sales plunge: Xbox hits all-time low, PS5 lowest since 2013
Circana data shows steep year-over-year drops for both platforms in the US, with hardware prices blamed for the slump.
Sandisk NAS 800 Review: High Endurance, High Price for NAS SSDs
Tom's Hardware finds the Sandisk NAS 800 delivers class-leading endurance and sustained writes for NAS workloads, but its premium pricing and power draw temper the recommendation.
Minesweeper Gets a Triple-A Parody That Mocks Modern Game Design
A creative director's browser-based spoof turns the classic Windows game into a hand-holding, voice-chat-heavy blockbuster.
Third-Party PC Controllers Undercut DualSense on Price and Features
Tom's Hardware highlights two cheaper alternatives to Sony's DualSense that add modern features like rear paddles and TMR sticks.
California Sues Filament Maker Polymaker Over Ghost Gun Marketing
A civil lawsuit argues that Polymaker's marketing to 3D-printed gun enthusiasts makes its PLA filament a regulated firearm precursor part under California law.
Etching flux steers 2D crystal growth toward commercial chips
A KAIST-led team used an oxygen-based etching flux to control where 2D semiconductor crystals nucleate, clearing a major manufacturing hurdle.
Anthropic reshapes security programs into three-tier threat hunting club
The AI firm is merging its Project Glasswing and Cyber Verification Program into a tiered structure for security researchers.
Two Unicode characters slip past Chromium typosquatting defenses
New research shows how two rare Unicode characters let attackers register lookalike domains that bypass Chromium's anti-spoofing checks.
AnyPS5 Reaches 100% Shader Instruction Coverage, But PS5 Games on PC Still Far
The open-source AnyPS5 project has hit a key GPU milestone, though full PS5 game compatibility on PC remains a long way off.
Ugreen 100W GaN Charger Discounted to $39.98 on Amazon
A four-port GaN wall charger capable of powering laptops and phones is available at 27% off, bringing its price to $39.98.
Beyond Warehouse and Lakehouse: Analytics' Next Step
The Next Platform traces the familiar evolution of enterprise analytics and signals a shift toward what comes after the lakehouse.