Category: Hardware

  In the previous post, we explored how architecture — not features — determines cyber resilience outcomes at enterprise scale, and why distributed scale-out platforms face inherent limitations under real attack pressure. That argument has a second dimension that’s becoming harder to ignore: the supply chain. There is a conversation happening in boardrooms and procurement […]

Noctua announced a partnership with Carbice to enter the growing CPU thermal pad market. The well-known brown fan company will be the exclusive reseller of its new partner’s carbon nanotube-based products in the domestic PC component segment. The first thermal pad to hit stores with the Noctua seal of approval will be the NT-CP1 AM5/4. […]

With the advancement of hybrid notebooks and the demand for multiscreen productivity in the gamer segment, ASUS Republic of Gamers launched the world’s first gaming notebook with two 16-inch OLED screens. The newASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo GX651 combines a milled aluminum structure by CNC in Stellar Gray color with a removable magnetic keyboard, processor Intel […]

  This is the third entry in a six-part series exploring how researchers are diagnosing and sharing brain health data in youth in a manner that protects patients and is ethically responsible. The first entry laid out the hurdles of diagnosing and treating children with brain health conditions; the second article shows how brain health […]

Earlier this spring, Dell introduced a ground-up redesign of the Dell Pro portfolio. This thinner, lighter and more capable family of commercial laptops was engineered specifically for professionals. Today we are launching the newest Dell Pro lineup featuring the new AMD Ryzen AI PRO 400 Series processors. This release marks a major milestone in a […]

When everything is changing, your platform can’t stand still In 2026, the only constant is volatility. Predictability is gone, as AI drives non-linear data growth. NAND economics are shifting in real time. And pressure is mounting on teams to do more with less—with no margin for disruption. You don’t just need a storage array. You […]

There’s arguably no single product more responsible for ushering in our modern era of TV streaming than Google’s humble little Chromecast. With a few bucks and an HDMI port, anybody could transform their dumb TV into a modern streaming marvel — or just sidestep their smart TV’s disappointing built-in apps. Recently, though, a concerning number […]