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Lawsuit alleges that RAM suppliers fixed prices to screw over consumers
A lawsuit filed against RAM suppliers says they colluded to fix memory prices in favor of HBM for AI data centers.
Physical copies of GTA 6 are flying off the shelves despite the download code controversy
GTA is currently a top seller for multiple retailers after pre-orders began, including the physical edition, despite the game's download code controversy.
From ISP to DNS and VPNs: Rightsholders must be liable for collateral damage in piracy blocking, European ISP group says
The push to block illegal streams is taking down innocent websites across Europe. As DNS and VPNs are increasingly a target, EuroISPA has had enough
Godox's cheap 'transparent viewfinder camera' doubles up a light meter — I'm buying!
I love the idea of a pocketable light meter that's also a camera, and at this price... I'm tempted.
Obsession is finally available to watch at home — but only for a select few
Curry Barker's horror-fuelled box office juggernaut has made its home debut — but only in certain parts of the world.
Microsoft takes down over 100 malicious Edge extensions hiding malware in images and fonts
Microsoft says the 119 malicious extensions were downloaded a total of 2.6 million times since 2021.
Nvidia's RTX 3060 is back, and it's a sign of how awful the RAM crisis is
The RAM crisis is ruining the PC hardware market with high prices, and that's why the return of Nvidia's RTX 3060 is more relevant than ever.
New Steam Machine clone shows copycats are missing the point here
The Steam Machine's looks and size are key elements of its appeal — and we shouldn't forget about thermals and noise either.
