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Intel’s BSPDN at 18A is a technical breakthrough and, at the same time, a stumbling block for customers.

Intel’s 18A manufacturing process is, without exaggeration, one of the biggest technological leaps the foundry division has made in over a decade. With Panther Lake, Intel has demonstrated for the first time that it can not only produce ambitious wafers, but also translate a complex node design into a marketable product. Nevertheless, the central question […]

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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro focuses on flexibility in memory standards

With the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro, Qualcomm could be pursuing a new strategy in the high-end segment that focuses less on maximum technical uniformity and more on economic leeway for device manufacturers. According to recent reports, the upcoming top-of-the-line chip will not only support the latest memory standards, but will also be compatible […]

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AMD remains silent on INT8-FSR 4 for older RDNA GPUs, and it is precisely this silence that is the real problem.

The situation is technically clearer than AMD is willing to admit publicly. AMD officially reserves FSR 4 exclusively for RDNA 4 graphics cards, even though it has long been proven that the upscaler also works on RDNA 2 and RDNA 3. Not theoretically, not in the lab, but practically, reproducibly, and testable in everyday use. […]

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No more data collection mania: Google switches reCAPTCHA to order processing

For a long time, the use of Google’s reCAPTCHA was considered a legally delicate balancing act for European website operators. Although the service serves to defend against bots, spam, and automated attacks, the nature of the data processing regularly caused uncertainty among data protection officers and lawyers. Until now, Google has largely acted as an […]

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ID-Cooling FrostX 55 – Colorful performance not only in appearance but also in application

I approached ID-COOLING’s FrostX 55 with rather low expectations, because in the past, colored thermal pastes have rarely impressed me with their technical substance. A paste I had tested previously, which also sought to appeal to the sense of smell, fell well short of expectations in terms of performance and reinforced my skepticism toward anything […]

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Chatbots in the classroom: between learning aid and underestimated risk

Artificial intelligence has long been part of everyday life for many children and young people in Germany. Chatbots are used for homework, presentations, exam preparation, or out of pure curiosity, and are often just a tap away. What used to be schoolbooks, encyclopedias, or tutoring is now increasingly being taken over by interactive digital assistants […]

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Sapphire Nitro Radeon RX 9070 XT Crimson Desert Edition: Special paint job meets old construction sites

With the Nitro Radeon RX 9070 XT Crimson Desert Edition, Sapphire is launching a specially branded edition of its current high-end graphics card. The occasion is the upcoming release of the open-world action adventure Crimson Desert, which will be released on March 19. In terms of content, however, the collaboration falls well short of what […]

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TeamViewer closes critical access vulnerability without confirmation prompt

A security vulnerability has been identified in the remote maintenance software TeamViewer that allows logged-in attackers to bypass existing access restrictions. Specifically, this affects the “Allow after confirmation” function, which normally requires local confirmation before access to the system is granted. Due to faulty access controls, authorized but unauthorized users were able to access resources […]

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Strong Switch 2 sales in Japan are weighing on margins, of all things.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is proving significantly more successful in Japan than originally anticipated. From a sales perspective, this is a positive sign, but from a business perspective, it has unexpected side effects. During the Q&A session for the third quarter of the current fiscal year, Nintendo itself admitted that high demand in its home […]

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GeForce RTX 6090 in 2028 at the earliest: When memory shortages dictate Nvidia’s roadmap

At first glance, the announcement seems drastic, but on closer inspection, it is consistent. If it is confirmed that the Geforce RTX 6090 and other offshoots of the RTX 60 series will not be released before 2028, this would be less of a technical failure than an economic prioritization. Nvidia is not following the gamer […]

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Beelink ME Pro NAS Review – Tiny dual-bay NAS

Since last year, more and more players have been entering the NAS market. Now that most manufacturers have completed their first generation of devices, they are moving on to the next models. While the last model from Beelink could only accommodate M.2, this new model is now somewhat more “traditional” with its two 3.5″ slots. […]

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Luna (Prime Gaming): Amazon is giving away 10 games in February 2026

Amazon is noticeably stepping up its game in February 2026. Amazon is using Prime Gaming and the Amazon Luna cloud service to kill several birds with one stone: strengthening customer loyalty, normalizing cloud gaming, and further expanding its own gaming footprint. Ten PC games will be given away over the course of the month, accompanied […]

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AI arms race reaches record levels, tech companies drive investment to historic heights

The global race for supremacy in artificial intelligence is reaching a new level of intensity. The major US technology companies are planning investments for the current year on a scale that stands out even in an industry accustomed to superlatives. Together, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft want to invest around $650 billion in AI-related infrastructure, […]

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Steam is giving away four free games – small titles, clear strategy

Valve continues to use Steam as a low-threshold ramp for indie experiments. Four new games are currently completely free to play, with no subscription and no time limit. No marketing fireworks, no blockbusters, just deliberately small-scale projects that seek reach rather than revenue. The selection follows a clear pattern: retro visuals, manageable production costs, experimental […]

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Data protection in the age of artificial intelligence: why transparency, control, and humanity are now crucial

Artificial intelligence is currently changing almost all areas of work, from public administration and contract management to human resources. Automated processes, accelerated document processing, and more precise classifications promise significant efficiency gains and open up new opportunities to simplify complex processes. At the same time, however, regulatory pressure is growing, because with the increasing use […]

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Apple’s M5 strategy points to unified chip design

The clues from the latest iOS 26.3 beta have brought new momentum to the discussion about Apple’s upcoming M5 chip generation. While clear references to M5 Max and M5 Ultra can already be found in the system files, the M5 Pro is completely missing so far. This gap is unusual, as Apple has always positioned […]

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Epic Games Store for Xbox, strategically planned for a long time

It is no longer a secret that Microsoft is gradually shifting the classic console toward a PC-like platform; rather, it is an openly communicated strategy. What is new, however, is how concretely external partners are already factoring this development into their plans. According to Steve Allison, head of the Epic Games Store, plans to integrate […]

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LeakWatch 2026 – Security incidents, data leaks, and IT incidents in the current calendar week 6

Today’s edition of LeakWatch systematically reviews all verifiable cases of data leaks, IT breaches, and structural security problems that have become public in the current calendar week. Only incidents that have been confirmed by the affected organizations themselves, law enforcement agencies, or established media outlets are taken into account. Pure allegations from forums or darknet […]

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Elon Musk: KI-Wachstum erzwingt Rechenzentren im Orbit, doch die Chips werden zum Nadelöhr

Wenn Elon Musk eines zuverlässig beherrscht, dann ist es das Verschieben von Engpässen. Kaum wird ein Flaschenhals identifiziert, wird er nicht umgangen, sondern gleich in den Orbit verlegt. Im wörtlichen Sinne. Laut Musk wird das derzeitige Expansionstempo der KI-Infrastruktur unausweichlich dazu führen, dass Rechenzentren im Weltraum wirtschaftlich attraktiver werden als auf der Erde. Nicht aus […]

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Qualcomm breaks new ground in cooling with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6

Qualcomm is once again facing a familiar challenge with its upcoming top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 platform. With each new generation, not only do performance expectations rise, but so do thermal design requirements. Rumors from the supply chain suggest that Qualcomm could focus more on advanced cooling concepts this year to prevent overheating problems […]

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Intel Panther Lake for gaming handhelds: Delay announced with strategic implications

Intel has a structural problem, and Panther Lake in the handheld segment is just another symptom of it. Although Intel has officially confirmed that dedicated Panther Lake SoCs for gaming handhelds are coming, the now rumored postponement to the second quarter of 2026 fits conspicuously well into the familiar pattern. Announcement early, delivery later, details […]

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