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British startup claims to have developed tech that can deliver 65% lossless file compression - but you'll have to pay big for it
By Efosa Udinmwen published
UK startup claims breakthrough in file compression, but key features are locked behind a paywall, and bold claims lack external verification or benchmarking.

Chinese vendor launches liquid-cooled mini PC powered by AMD's most powerful AI processor, with a built-in 400W PSU
By Efosa Udinmwen published
The Abee AI Station is a compact, liquid-cooled powerhouse with a 16-core Ryzen APU, 128GB RAM, 126 TOPS AI capability, and high-speed networking options.

Is this the fastest external SSD ever? Terramaster's D1 can reach almost 4GB/s in write speeds when paired with a Samsung 990 Pro
By Efosa Udinmwen published
TerraMaster’s D1 SSD Plus boasts elite speeds and pro features, but quirks in compatibility and cooling make it better suited for tech-savvy users.

This $20 LAN USB-C cable is exactly what you need if you want to connect your smartphone to your NAS - but that's just scratching the surface
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Plugable’s USB-C-E1000-2M offers long-reach Ethernet for mobile devices, but its value depends on specific workflows and inconsistent mobile platform support.

OpenAI looking beyond Nvidia's expensive GPUs as it starts to use Google's TPU AI silicon - but will it be as easy as swapping chips?
By Wayne Williams published
OpenAI starts to use Google TPUs on ChatGPT to reduce its reliance on Nvidia hardware.

Another top WordPress plugin hacked to allow account takeover - stay safe with these tips
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Another high-severity flaw was found in Forminator, a popular WordPress plugin.

ChatGPT and other AI tools could be putting users at risk by getting company web addresses wrong
By Craig Hale published
Be careful if you're asking AI for a brand's URL, it might not be correct - and smaller brands are particularly bad.

North Korean hackers target Mac users with devious new malware
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Crypto hackers started using a lesser-known programming language, Nim, for their malware
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