Geopolitical tensions between the US and China have increasingly impacted the global semiconductor market in recent years. This is particularly evident in the case of NVIDIA, whose AI accelerators play a central role in training modern language models and in data centers. New reports suggest that the company needs to rethink its production strategy after […]

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OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.4, a new generation of its Frontier model, taking a significantly different approach than in previous versions. While earlier models were more divided into different specializations, GPT-5.4 aims to combine reasoning, programming, knowledge work, and agentic tasks in a single system. The goal is to create a more universal model that can […]

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With the iQoo 15 Ultra, Vivo subsidiary iQoo presents a smartphone that specifically combines gaming features with classic high-end specifications. The device is therefore not aimed exclusively at mobile gamers, but attempts to deliver as complete a package as possible, covering performance, camera, and battery life. The first thing that stands out is the smartphone’s […]

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Whether used as a host for Docker or other services, Debian is probably the most widely used operating system in homelabs and for servers. Famous for its absolute stability and reliability, which are considered more important than the latest features or versions, it is an excellent choice. I personally prefer Ubuntu Server LTS. The guide […]

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Cyberattacks on companies are increasingly shifting from direct attacks on individual organizations to complex attacks on digital supply chains. Instead of targeting a single infrastructure, attackers are increasingly using shared software components, platforms, or service providers as entry points to simultaneously reach a large number of downstream systems. An analysis by cybersecurity company Group-IB shows […]

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Sometimes a driver is just a driver. Sometimes it’s a little lesson in how quickly a seemingly routine update can turn into a performance debacle. That’s exactly what happened recently with NVIDIA, specifically with Resident Evil Requiem and a whole series of GeForce drivers that caused each other more problems than they were supposed to […]

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Semiconductor and IP provider Rambus has unveiled a new memory controller for the upcoming HBM4E standard. The solution is primarily aimed at future AI accelerators, high-performance computers, and modern GPUs, which require ever-increasing memory bandwidths. According to the manufacturer, the new controller represents a significant leap in performance over previous implementations and is set to […]

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Intel Foundry is expected to break even in 2027. Not to “get rich” or “scare TSMC,” but simply to stop treating every quarterly financial statement like a burst pipe. And suddenly, this goal seems less like investor theater and more like a plan that, at least on paper, has a chance of success. The triggers […]

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Apple is expanding its Mac portfolio with a new entry-level model. With the MacBook Neo, the manufacturer is launching its first significantly more affordable Mac laptop, which also features several unusual design choices. The new computer combines a colorful design with iPhone technology inside, clearly targeting price-conscious buyers, students, and first-time users. The MacBook Neo […]

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Introduction and Unboxing With the GMMK PRO 3 HE, Glorious expands its portfolio with a magnetic Hall effect keyboard that is clearly aimed at ambitious gamers and individualists. The compact layout meets a CNC-milled aluminum case, while modern magnetic switches inside ensure particularly precise and freely configurable actuation points. Instead of classic mechanical contacts, Hall […]

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The AI industry is facing a problem that has long been overshadowed by the GPU debate: memory bandwidth and capacity. As accelerator chips become faster and faster, pressure is mounting on the memory architecture of the systems. This is precisely where Micron Technology’s new development comes in. The memory manufacturer has now shipped the world’s […]

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OpenAI has rolled out a new update for ChatGPT, replacing the previous GPT-5.2 Instant model with GPT-5.3 Instant. The new version will be automatically activated on all platforms for all users without the need for a manual update. The company’s primary goal is to improve the user experience by reducing the frequency of unnecessary rejections […]

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With Windows 11 25H2 and Windows Server 2025, Microsoft is working on a fundamental modernization of its NVMe storage stack. Instead of simply further developing the existing storNVMe.sys driver, a completely new implementation is being created that is more geared towards modern I/O mechanisms. The focus is on an architecture based on the IoRing framework, […]

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Apple has comprehensively updated its current generation of notebooks and is now relying on the new M5 chip family in MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. While the basic chip has been available since October, more powerful versions for professional users are now following. With the M5 Pro and M5 Max, the manufacturer is expanding the […]

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The Ultimea Skywave X100 home theater sound system is one of those products that makes you raise an eyebrow at first. Not because of the concept, which is quickly explained, but because of the sales channel. The launch ran through Kickstarter, meaning the very platform where ambitious engineering ideas, clever price breakers, and unfortunately the […]

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Over the past two years, the AI industry has moved in a direction that many market observers have oversimplified. For a long time, the equation was: AI equals GPU. But this narrative is beginning to crumble. AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecom Conference that demand for server CPUs […]

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With the release of GeForce Game Ready Driver version 595.59, NVIDIA originally intended to provide optimizations for current titles such as Resident Evil Requiem. However, instead of performance gains, numerous users reported serious problems immediately after the release. There were reports of faulty fan controls, reduced clock speeds, and in some cases drastic performance drops […]

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Deutsche Telekom plans to close remaining gaps in mobile coverage in Germany with the help of satellite connections. At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Bonn-based company announced a partnership with US company Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite provider. From 2028, mobile phone customers in regions without terrestrial network coverage will be able to connect […]

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With the iPhone 17e, Apple is adding a revamped entry-level model to its current smartphone generation, closing several gaps that were still clearly noticeable in its predecessor. While the external appearance remains largely unchanged and continues to be based on the familiar 6.1-inch form factor with OLED display, Apple has made targeted improvements under the […]

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Intel is using the Mobile World Congress not only for mobile rhetoric, but also to send a clear message about infrastructure. With Xeon 6 based on Clearwater Forest, the next evolutionary stage of E-Core server architecture is set to arrive – manufactured in Intel 18A. And this time, it’s not about a few percentage points […]

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Network monitoring is often regarded as silent infrastructure, as a digital night watchman in the engine room. But CVE-2025-64999 shows once again that even monitoring software can become a target for attack if inputs are not properly filtered. In current versions of Checkmk, there was a cross-site scripting vulnerability in the “Synthetic Monitoring” area that […]

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So let’s move on to the second part of our organ failure. After diagnosing a thermally damaged RX 7900 XT and realizing that the cooler was bringing air in rather than pushing it out, the only option left was a transplant. With all the hurdles, all the improvisations and, I’m afraid I have to spoil […]

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GMKtec has once again released one of those teasers that officially smacks of “creative marketing” but unofficially conveys a very specific message: “2nd Gen Desktop AI Supercomputer,” accompanied by bold text reading “180 AI TOPS” and “Can you guess?” Yes, we can. And no, this is not a guessing game; it is a fairly clear […]

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Intel didn’t do it on stage, in a press release, or via social media fanfare. Instead, the name appears where it is not actually intended for marketing purposes: in the release notes of its own AI framework. More specifically, in the beta notes for LLM-Scaler vLLM. And there it is, in black and white: “B70 […]

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