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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Cloud provider Amazon Web Services has been reporting a serious disruption in the ME-CENTRAL-1 region since Sunday. According to the company, “objects” were thrown into a data center in the United Arab Emirates from outside, causing a fire. This resulted in outages within a single availability zone. These are physically separate data centers within a […]

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Apple is apparently preparing a new generation of MacBook Pro, which will feature an OLED display and, for the first time, touchscreen support. According to current reports, the model with an M6 chip is expected to be released in late 2026 or early 2027. Despite this significant hardware upgrade, everything indicates that Apple is sticking […]

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At the start of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia CEO Justin Hotard issued an urgent warning about the impact of the rapidly increasing use of artificial intelligence applications. According to him, existing mobile networks are already reaching their capacity limits. Data traffic is increasing at a rate that poses new structural challenges even […]

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Today I am dedicating my attention to a product that repeatedly sparks discussion in professional circles and whose availability has almost become part of its own mythology, the DOWSIL TC-5960. Those operating in industrial environments or with access to the appropriate distribution channels can indeed obtain this material, whereas in the classic retail market it […]

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Following a public dispute between the US Department of Defense and AI company Anthropic, the Pentagon appears to have repositioned itself. OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, says it has reached an agreement with the US military that will allow its AI models to be used within a classified Department of Defense network. This gives the […]

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With the Communicator, the US start-up is reviving the idea of classic smartphones with physical keyboards and combining it with modern Android hardware. After initially announcing the device exclusively with a QWERTY layout, the company is now responding to high demand from various regions and expanding its range to include localized keyboard variants. The device […]

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A few days ago, the game “Resident Evil Requiem” was released worldwide. At the same time as the release, Sony announced that its own upscaling technology, PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), had been revamped and is now available on the PS5. The new title is already the first game to benefit from this improved version. […]

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AMD is expanding the availability of its most affordable X3D processor to date and is now officially launching the Ryzen 5 5500X3D in Chinese retail stores. After initially appearing in select markets such as Latin America, the six-core processor is now also available in China. An official recommended retail price has not yet been announced, […]

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Microsoft has not announced Windows 12. No event, no roadmap, no official logo. And yet, there are growing indications that 2026 will bring more than just another feature update for Windows 11. What we are seeing is not a cosmetic version jump. It is a strategic overhaul. 2026 is not a coincidence, but timing The […]

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Moore Threads was previously known primarily as a Chinese GPU challenger to Nvidia. Now the company is going one step further. With the AIBook, it is launching a notebook with its own ARM processor. This is more than just a new product. It is a strategic signal. While Intel and AMD continue to rely on […]

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With the Minecube 360 Ultra ARGB Sync, Thermaltake takes a different approach than many competitors. While other manufacturers try to integrate displays as elegantly as possible into the pump top, Thermaltake goes for maximum presence. Four separate 3.95-inch TFT LCD panels sit side by side on the pump housing and can be driven either independently […]

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Elon Musk has delivered once again. In a presentation, he outlined a lunar base that would also serve as a gigantic satellite factory. Target: 1,000 terawatts of computing power per year in space. The energy source is clear: the sun provides an almost unlimited supply. Transportation there would be via an electromagnetic catapult, essentially a […]

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The ninth calendar week of 2026 shows a familiar pattern once again. Attacks on public institutions continue to increase, cloud infrastructures remain a preferred target, and several companies are facing data leaks that, according to initial analyses, can be traced back to compromised access data and insufficiently segmented networks. Particularly striking this week is the […]

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After weeks of tug-of-war in a billion-dollar bidding war, it is now clear who will take control of Warner Bros. Discovery in the future. Paramount Skydance prevailed over Netflix with an improved offer and signed an agreement with the Hollywood group’s board of directors. This creates one of the largest media and entertainment groups in […]

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Microsoft has now officially rolled out WinGet 1.28.190 as the “latest” version. This ends months of version confusion between WinGet and App Installer. Both now finally have the same version number. That may sound trivial, but it was long overdue. What happened? 1.12.460 was released as a preview 1.12.470 was later declared “Latest” (Stable) At […]

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Nature stores information with an efficiency that technical systems have not yet been able to achieve. In theory, a single gram of DNA can store around 215 million gigabytes of data. This enormous information density far exceeds even the most modern data centers and has made the molecule a promising candidate for novel storage technologies […]

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