The gaming graphics card market is currently unusually quiet. While NVIDIA and AMD continue to hold their current generations on the market and new models are appearing rather hesitantly, a previously little-known manufacturer from China is using this phase for a strategic advance. Lisuan Tech plans to officially unveil its new G100 graphics card this […]

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Sometimes test ideas do not arise from a datasheet or a press release, but simply from curiosity. Graphite pads fall exactly into this category. They have been used in the electronics industry for years, yet they appear only sporadically in traditional PC cooling. At the same time, they promise something that immediately interests many users, […]

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Current developments around the GeForce platform show just how much the focus of modern graphics technologies has shifted in recent years. While raw GPU compute performance was the main focus for a long time, hybrid rendering methods and AI-assisted techniques are now increasingly moving to the forefront. NVIDIA therefore no longer positions its GeForce architecture […]

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With the MacBook Neo, Apple is launching a completely new MacBook series for the first time in many years. The device is clearly positioned in the entry-level segment and is primarily aimed at price-conscious users, students, and educational institutions. With a starting price of around $599 or €699, it is one of the most affordable […]

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After Nioh and Nioh 2, it was pretty clear where this was headed. Over the years, Team Ninja built its own Souls-like ecosystem with Japanese mythology, a demanding combat system, and a loot loop that would probably make Diablo clap quietly in the back row. Koei Tecmo is once again the publisher in the background, […]

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Over the past few weeks, I have once again spent some time browsing Kickstarter more closely. Not out of boredom, but out of genuine curiosity. As with the Ultimea system, you repeatedly come across projects there that either go completely over the top or appear surprisingly well thought out. Between all the rushed launches and […]

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The current calendar week, that is week 10 from March 2 to March 8, 2026, was significantly denser from a security and operational perspective than many of the previous weeks. In addition to classic data leaks and vulnerability reports, three patterns emerged particularly clearly this time. First, the threat landscape in war and crisis regions […]

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