AMD’s Ryzen rollercoaster shows no signs of slowing down as new market figures reveal Intel struggling to keep pace in the server market. With AMD surging to record highs in both unit share and revenue, the competitive landscape for data centers has shifted dramatically in favor of the EPYC and Ryzen ecosystems.
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Rival storage giants Samsung and SanDisk are set to integrate HBF technology into AI products from industry leaders like Nvidia, AMD, and Google. This move toward Host-Based Flash (HBF) marks a massive shift in how high-performance storage will handle the intense data demands of the artificial intelligence era.
Battlefield 6 is finally leaning into its heritage by bringing back the legendary Golmud Railway map from Battlefield 4, promising a massive ground-up remake that will be the largest environment in the game to date.
A visionary modder has created the ultimate hybrid gaming machine by combining a PS5, Xbox Series X, and Switch 2 into a single chassis, proving that the dream of a universal console is possible through some incredible engineering.
Sony's PS-LX310BT has been the go-to recommendation for beginners for years, but the new Sony turntable models, the PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT, arrive with a significant price hike that might change the value proposition for new vinyl fans.
Blue Origin has announced TeraWave, a new satellite internet network targeting enterprises, data centres, and governments with up to 6Tbps via optical links and 144Gbps per customer, positioning itself as a high-capacity rival to Starlink ahead of a planned 2027 rollout.
The Beelink SER10 Pro and Max are two new mini PCs built around AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 Gorgon Point processor, bringing DDR5 memory, 10Gbps Ethernet, a 55 TOPS NPU, and Radeon 890M graphics to a compact form factor aimed squarely at power users.
North Korean hackers target Microsoft Visual Studio Code users in a sophisticated new campaign that turns a developer's favorite tool into a gateway for malware. By abusing legitimate features like task configurations and VS Code tunnels, these state-sponsored actors are successfully bypassing traditional security defenses to gain full remote control of developer machines.












