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Intel has killed off its open-source RISC-V dev environment

By Craig Hale published

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Intel has shut the doors on its RISC-V Pathfinder environment, having only launched it in August 2022.

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This brutal new malware could absolutely destroy your Windows PC

By Craig Hale published

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Cyberattack found rewriting crucial Windows files reportedly originates from Russia.

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Nvidia RTX 4060 and 4050 GPUs spotted – but don’t get your hopes up too much

By Darren Allan published

This is at least a hint that more affordable Lovelace graphics cards are inbound perhaps sooner than expected.

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This is what caused the recent huge Microsoft 365 and Teams outage

By Mike Moore published

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Serious outage affected Microsoft Teams, Outlook and more.

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Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti GPU specs leaked – and it could come alongside an RTX Titan

By Darren Allan published

Yes, you read that right – we might see a pair of top-end GPUs to outgun the RTX 4090 flagship.

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Apple says these are the best security keys around now

By Lewis Maddison published

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New iOS 16.3 update comes with security key compatibility, and Apple shares its picks.

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This malware hides on USB drives, waiting to strike Windows machines

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

PlugX malware is looking out for any USB device it can infect and hide your most important files.

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Meta’s best VR headset is down to its lowest-ever price, but not for long

By Hamish Hector published

VR The Meta Quest Pro (the brand's best VR headset) is currently down to its lowest-ever price, but only for a week or two.

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These dodgy Android apps have seen over 20 million downloads

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Google Play Store is home to a growing number of dodgy Android apps promising financial rewards.

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Why Apple's overall Privacy focus in iOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2 is a big deal

By Daryl Baxter published

Privacy To mark Privacy Day, here are six features to keep your data profile safe from those you don't trust.

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