Software engineers are showing a strong preference for remote work, according to survey
Commuting to work is passé and employers are embracing the brave new world of remote work
DuckDuckGo browser comes to Windows with closed beta
Beta runs on WebView2 engine and includes cookie permissions skip function
Samsung memory chip foundry set to lose $3.04 billion in Q1 2023
Company has propped the division up with a loan from its displays subsidiary
Neural chip plays Doom while only drawing one milliwatt of power
Is there anything that Doom cannot run on
Global DRAM market revenue hit 2008 lows in the fourth quarter
Micron is accelerating layoff plans
BlackLotus UEFI bootkit can defeat Secure Boot protection
The myth is real now, and you can't protect yourself from the ghost in the machine
Deal alert: Grab Microsoft Office for just $39
Save over 85% for a lifetime license, available for Windows and Mac
YouTubers' 43-inch gaming laptop is powered by an Intel NUC
Not exactly portable at nearly 100 pounds
First PCIe 5.0 SSDs touch down with blazing speeds, big heatsinks, and high prices
Is your SSD actively cooled?
AI-powered Windows 12 is on its way, but Windows 10 is still king
Intel is reportedly prepping new AI-accelerating x86 chips for Windows 12
Final Fantasy 16 producer dislikes the term JRPG, considers it "discriminatory"
Should "JRPG" be retired?
This is how ChatGPT can help get you a new software job
Personalize my resume for this (software job title) role...
Intel might be catching up to AMD's discrete GPU market share
Numbers based on financial estimates -- Nvidia still dominates
Waymo robotaxis have now driven 1 million miles autonomously with no recorded injuries
And only 18 minor contact events
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D Memory Scaling: Does DDR5 Performance Matter?
Pairing fast RAM with a top-end CPU is a logical choice, but what happens when that processor is a Ryzen 9 7950X3D with 128 MB of cache? Let's find out!
Two more RTX 4000-series cards enter the Steam survey
But Ampere is making the most gains
Surging PlayStation 5 sales makes Sony AMD's biggest customer
Sony accounted for one sixth or possibly one fifth of AMD's 2022 revenue
Everything you need to know about Blizzard's Diablo IV beta
Ready yourself for batting the hordes of hell later this month
-
BUILD A PC
This liquid-cooled PC has
69 water blocks and
100 feet of tubing -
OS
Windows 11 taskbar gets AI-powered Bing, Notepad tabs and the ability to link your iPhone
-
SCIENCE
Defense Department signs
$65M contract with startup that makes jet fuel from CO2 -
STREAMING VIDEO
Nvidia RTX Video Super Resolution now available
-
CHIP WARS
China is filling warehouses with chipmaking equipment
-
"SELF DRIVING"
Ford patent: repo system
could drive your car back to the lender
Shadow of the Erdtree is the long-awaited first expansion for Elden Ring
Arise again, Tarnished, there's a new adventure coming to the Lands Between
The computerized, cloudified 5G network is getting real
Forward-looking: One of the most famous phrases about the value of networks came from Sun Microsystems' Scott Gage in 1984 when he declared that "the network is the computer." That long-time Sun tagline referred more to the value of connecting computers together and the concept of thin clients attaching to a centralized computing infrastructure than cellular networks. Nevertheless, it remains a prescient, pithy synopsis of where the computing and telecom worlds have been headed for the last three decades.
Samsung's solution to green energy laws is to dim 8K TVs out of the box
Much ado about nothing
Nintendo's next console looks set for release in late 2024
A Switch 2, Switch Pro, or something else?
Bitdefender defeats Mortal Kombat ransomware with free decryptor
Unencrypt your files silently, with additional arguments and commands for automation
This "kissing" device lets long-distance couples and total strangers experience intimacy, sort of
Remember, it's only meant for kisses
The United Nations want to study solar geoengineering to fight climate change
The big picture: Efforts to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions aren't working, and the world is on track to exceed the 1.5° C limit set with the Paris Agreements goal. As such, emergency "temporary" measures like Solar Radiation Modification should be considered to buy humanity more time to avoid the worst.
Salesforce, which just laid off 8,000 workers, pays 'creative advisor' Matthew McConaughey $10 million per year
Not alright, alright, alright
Why it matters: Many tech industry workers have been laid off from their jobs recently, the result of over-hiring during the lockdowns and a global economic downturn. Becoming unemployed is a bitter pill, and it's even more depressing to learn that your former company pays a Hollywood actor millions of dollars a year to act as a creative adviser.
Turn On Your PC Remotely: Set Up Your PC for Wake-On-LAN
If you have several PCs all connected to the same network and want to access one that's currently switched off, you can power it back up remotely thanks to a cool bit of networking tech.
Take a look at this liquid-cooled PC with 69 water blocks and 100 feet of tubing
At a price of around $7,500
Defense Department signs $65 million contract with startup that makes jet fuel from CO2
Air Force has already successfully tested and approved the sustainable aviation fuel
PC Game Pass comes to 40 more countries in Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East
New countries include Algeria, Bolivia, Cyprus, Egypt, Iceland, Qatar, Ukraine, and more
Load More Stories…