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Micron DDR5 — Why is RAM so expensive right now? It's way more complicated than you think The global DRAM crunch explained: shortages, soaring prices, and what comes next.

Windows 11 still can't topple its older sibling - usage stats show Windows 10 remains mind-bogglingly popular Windows 11 adoption remains slow as enterprises delay migrations with security updates while consumers keep older Windows 10 systems active.

AWS reinvent 2025 — AWS re:Invent 2025 - everything we saw as it happened AWS re:Invent 2025 is done - here's what we saw.

Finger Presses Orange Button Domain Name Registration on Black Keyboard Background. Closeup View — Man attempts to break world record with $75 million domain name pitch, ends up empty handed instead Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling the owner who tried to sell it for $75 million acted in bad faith.

A 3d illustration of a server room with node base programming. Data design element. Concept of big data storage and cloud computing technology. — This obscure company could’ve taken the storage market by storm – but building commercially viable holographic storage was simply a bridge too far InPhase Technologies could've taken the storage market by storm, but it just couldn't get a solid working product.

AI security shield — “There's no such as 100% - we just try and raise the bar” - we hear what it takes to help secure the world’s largest PC maker from the man in charge of Lenovo’s AI and security How do you go about helping secure the world’s largest PC maker? We speak to Lenovo Chief Security and AI Officer Doug Fisher to find out.

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Is that your grandad's transistor radio? No, it's a 4-SSD NAS with two 2.5Gb LAN ports, 12GB RAM, and a cracking name — the orange-colored Youyeetoo NestDisk
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Crying over expensive RAM? Kioxia may have cracked the 3D RAM puzzle, paving the way for cheaper, faster memory — but it probably won't reach the market till the next decade
World's smallest AI supercomputer achieves world record with 120B-parameter LLM support on-device — what I don't understand, though, is how it does OTA hardware upgrades
Talk about a snappy attack - popular photo booth maker allegedly leaves user images at risk
A water-cooled AMD AI 14-inch tablet with 16 CPU cores, a 5060-class GPU, and 128GB RAM is exactly what I need for Christmas — I don't think it will cost less than $2000, though
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Massive data breach sees credit card details of over 5.6 million victims leaked - here's what we know

Latest Pro News

Messaging app Freedom Chat exposes user phone numbers and more - here's what we know

By Sead Fadilpašić published 15 December 25

A patch was released to fix the bugs and users were forced to update their PIN codes.

Security

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Apple says it fixed zero-day flaws used for 'sophisticated' attacks

By Sead Fadilpašić published 15 December 25

Two bugs in WebKit apparently abused in highly sophisticated attackshave been fixed.

Security

History lessons for better public policy: how to build a cyber secure society

By Catherine Friday published 15 December 25

Exploring strategies and innovations shaping safer, more resilient digital communities worldwide.

Pro

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Microsoft will expand bug bounties - even on programs without official payouts

By Craig Hale published 15 December 25

Any dodgy code affecting Microsoft's products and services will now be covered under the 'In Scope by Default' bug bounty program.

Security

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Your email app isn't the weak link but your cloud configuration probably is

By Michal Bürger published 15 December 25

If you’re blaming email for breaches, you’re missing the misconfigurations attackers actually exploit.

Pro

Latest Pro How To's

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Optimizing for online sales: Your insider guide to Black Friday success

By Owain Williams published 10 November 25

Want the best Black Friday/Cyber Monday ever? We asked these experts to share their strategies for online sale success this year.

Website Building

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How to pick a website builder for your agency: I asked 6 experts

By Owain Williams published 23 October 25

Picking the right website builder is a key factor in agency success. So, I asked the experts how you can find the right one for you.

Website Building

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How to create an online store

By Ritoban Mukherjee last updated 9 October 25

A comprehensive guide to help you research, create and launch your first online store.

Pro

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7 of the most powerful SEO tools you should be using

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 24 September 25

Discover essential SEO tools integrated into website builders to improve search rankings. Get automated optimization suggestions and data-driven keyword insights.

Website Building

How to choose a website template: 5 top tips

By Sead Fadilpašić last updated 23 September 25

Learn five expert tips for selecting the ideal website template. This platform-agnostic guide covers user journeys, search engine optimization, and brand identity.

Website Building

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Idea Spectrum Realtime Landscaping Pro 2025 review

By Steve Paris published 15 December 25

Create a virtual garden from the comfort of your Windows PC

Software & Services

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Boulies OP180 office chair review

By Steve Clark published 11 December 25

The OP180 sits neatly in Boulies' Office Professional line-up ideal for office spaces with multiple users.

Pro

Creatio CRM Review 2025

By Ritoban Mukherjee last updated 9 December 25

Highly customizable no-code CRM for specialized businesses

Software & Services

Doogee S200 Ultra rugged phone review

By Mark Pickavance published 8 December 25

The Doogee S200 Ultra is yet another evolution of its S200 line of rugged smartphones

Phone & Communications

Doogee V Max LR rugged phone review

By Mark Pickavance published 7 December 25

The Doogee V Max LR is a monster rugged phone built for those in the construction industry.

Phone & Communications

Doogee V Max Play rugged phone review

By Mark Pickavance published 7 December 25

This rugged phone is half a house brick of Android power.

Phone & Communications

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Is that your grandad's transistor radio? No, it's a 4-SSD NAS with two 2.5Gb LAN ports, 12GB RAM, and a cracking name — the orange-colored Youyeetoo NestDisk

Want to back up your iPhone securely without paying the Apple tax? There’s a hack for that, but it isn’t for everyone... yet

Crying over expensive RAM? Kioxia may have cracked the 3D RAM puzzle, paving the way for cheaper, faster memory — but it probably won't reach the market till the next decade

World's smallest AI supercomputer achieves world record with 120B-parameter LLM support on-device — what I don't understand, though, is how it does OTA hardware upgrades

Talk about a snappy attack - popular photo booth maker allegedly leaves user images at risk

A water-cooled AMD AI 14-inch tablet with 16 CPU cores, a 5060-class GPU, and 128GB RAM is exactly what I need for Christmas — I don't think it will cost less than $2000, though

Samsung's surprising stealth superfast SSD surfaces silently — PM9E1 turns out to be a mini-9100 Pro measuring just 22 x 42mm with PCIe Gen5 capabilities

Massive data breach sees credit card details of over 5.6 million victims leaked - here's what we know