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More hefty GPU price hikes are rumored — this time from MSI
Want an RTX 5070, 5080 or 5090 at MSRP? Well, there's a chance you might get one — although it's vanishingly slim and highly location-dependent.
35 years ago today, the World Wide Web changed our lives forever
The World Wide Web was first announced by computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee 35 years ago today.
Another top router maker accused of firmware having backdoors — Chinese giant Zbtlink halts downloads to fix issue
The company denied allegations but still moved to address them by restricting firmware downloads for 20+ models.
Google Blogger locks out thousands of users after malware false positive
Google is aware of the situation and is working on a fix, it confirms as hundreds of bloggers report issues with their websites.
ChatGPT accounts linked to Asian scam banned by OpenAI
Multiple ChatGPT accounts were banned for being used in scam campaigns.
Microsoft stops recommending 32GB, as Apple reportedly struggles to get RAM
32GB is the 'no-worries zone'? Not anymore as Microsoft backtracks on past RAM recommendations, while Apple's seemingly having troubles of its own.
Buggy microcontrollers making up some of the world's most important servers can be easily backdoored
Researchers found more than a dozen new flaws plaguing baseboard management controllers.
75% of European businesses fear a US tech kill switch could deal an economic 'death blow' – driving a search for sovereign alternatives
European businesses are seeking alternatives to US hyperscalers, but Europe has a long way to go before it can survive entirely on its own.
