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This $13 DDR desktop adaptor card could save you some serious money if you've got old DDR4 laptop memory around
The ASHATA DDR desktop adaptor enables DDR4 laptop memory to function in desktops, offering low-cost expansion while maintaining CPU compatibility.
New 'serial' tech will significantly reduce the cost of memory — HBM memory, that is, the sort of RAM only AI hyperscalers can use, but hey, at least they won't go after consumer RAM, or would they?
SPHBM4 uses serialization and organic substrates to lower HBM packaging costs while keeping bandwidth memory exclusive to hyperscale AI systems.
After nearly 10 years, Twist Bioscience spin-off plans Terabyte-scale DNA storage in 2026, intending to store 13TB of data in a 'single drop of water.'
Atlas Data Storage plans terabyte-scale DNA storage by 2026, aiming to store massive data in tiny, highly dense volumes.
World's fastest mini PC doesn't run Windows 11 — $2,899 gets you a Core Ultra 9 CPU, 96GB of RAM, RTX 5090M, 2TB SSD, and yes, it is all about AI
The Olares One mini PC delivers desktop-grade components, substantial RAM, a high-end GPU, and SSD storage, emphasizing AI workloads and local processing.
Hackers say they have stolen 40 million Condé Nast Records - here's how to stay safe
A hacker claims to have good intentions - but do they, really?
Yet another phishing campaign impersonates trusted Google services - here's what we know
Google Cloud Application Integration is being abused to generate phishing emails leading victims to fake Microsoft login sites.
Software supply chain attacks pose huge dangers - here's how to bolster your defenses
A new report shows how risky software supply chains really are, and how AI only makes it worse.
Downtime caused historic issues in 2025 - but who lost out most?
For many, 2025 will be remembered by outages and lost revenue opportunities.
Scam season is here, keep yourself safe with these tips
SMS scams are on the rise but there are ways to easily spot them.
Project Silica rival plans to launch 500GB Proof-of-concept medium in 2026 — but questions remain about speed, durability, and cost
Optera develops 500GB glass-based optical storage using photoluminescence, building on earlier nanoparticle experiments, while technical and cost uncertainties persist.