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Could an Nvidia chip power your next laptop? Existing powerhouses could face the might of AI giant coming to a PC near you soon
Nvidia plans to introduce AI-integrated chips into consumer laptops, combining CPU and GPU, while facing software compatibility and pricing challenges.
Tinkerer accidentally gets access to thousands of DJI Romo robot vacuums
A tinkerer accidentally accessed thousands of DJI Romo vacuums, exposing live video, floor plans, and raising serious IoT privacy concerns.
Sandisk reveals its next-generation of portable SSDs for creatives on the move — but there's enough for office workers there too
Sandisk introduces three portable SSD models with varying speeds, durability, and security features to meet modern creative and everyday storage needs.
Prices of AMD's popular Ryzen 5 series doubled since February 1st to $400 — nobody knows why, but here's what may have happened
AMD Ryzen 5 prices doubled to $400 in February 2026 amid memory shortages, wafer constraints, and thinning retail inventory.
Security experts flag multiple issues in Claude Code, warning, 'As AI integration deepens, security controls must evolve to match the new trust boundaries'
An AI assistant can quickly turn into a malicious insider, so be careful with permissions.
Zyxel warns over a dozen routers could be affected by critical RCE security flaw
Zyxel fixes a handful of worrying router flaws, including a critical RCE issue.
'If your printer works today, it will continue to work' - Microsoft says it isn't killing off your old printer for good after all
Although Microsoft commits to not bricking printers using legacy drivers, it still wants you to upgrade to the IPP Class Driver.
'Caught in that tricky middle ground': Adobe highlights widening gap between consumers and businesses using agentic AI
Agentic AI roll-outs aren't going well for businesses - but consumer attitudes may surprise you.
