Efosa Udinmwen

Shared data networks and real-time pattern recognition are crucial for detecting and blocking emerging AI-driven fraud.

Neurologyca’s Kopernica AI uses multi-modal sensing to detect human emotions, stress, and motivation, aiming to create an empathetic AI.

Silicon Motion’s SM2324 chip could enable fast, compact USB4 SSDs up to 32TB, though pricing, thermal demands, and NAND costs may limit mainstream adoption.

Skeleton’s GrapheneGPU uses Curved Graphene supercapacitors to boost GPU performance and cut waste.

HighPoint RocketStor 8631CW enables full PCIe Gen5 x16 GPU power externally with zero software, ideal for high-end mobile workflows like AI or 8K editing.

McAfee’s new Scam Detector tool remains locked behind subscriptions, unlike several free tools on the market.

Remote.It’s JUMPBOX offers encrypted, zero-configuration remote access, challenging traditional VPNs with a plug-and-play device.

AMD’s Threadripper Pro 9995WX offers peak specs and claims record speeds, but its cheaper EPYC 9655P sibling, may deliver smarter value for pros.

A new phishing tactic loads fake login screens using blob URIs, letting attackers steal credentials without detection by firewalls, SEG tools, or AI filters.

Maxsun’s Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual GPU targets AI and workstation users with 48GB VRAM, low power draw, and a sub-$1,000 price point.

TeamGroup’s 64TB PCIe Gen5 SSD targets AI and cloud environments, but without pricing and benchmarks, it’s unclear whether it’s a game-changer or a gimmick.

Acer’s ProCreator PE0 offers a 6K OLED display with fast 240Hz refresh, competing with Apple’s Pro Display XDR at a likely lower price.

Minisforum’s MS-S1 Max rack server uses a Ryzen AI chip, challenging AMD’s EPYC lineup by offering low-cost, high-efficiency local AI computing for edge environments.

TeamGroup’s P35S portable SSD offers one-click data destruction with physical chip wiping.

Though the SN8100 boasts blazing Gen5 speeds and strong efficiency, it still can’t dethrone Intel’s four-year-old Optane P5800X in real-world SSD performance.

SD memory cards have evolved dramatically from 8MB to 8TB, staying relevant despite rising cloud and internal storage alternatives.

Acer’s portable monitors offer foldable designs and rare touchscreen features but fall short on resolution and macOS support.

Thunderbolt uses domain names instead of phone numbers, promising privacy but raising questions about accessibility and mainstream appeal.

Crucial launches 8TB portable SSD and 14,900MB/s Gen5 internal SSD, but real-world performance may differ from lab benchmarks.

Java turns 30 with a legacy built on platform independence, backwards compatibility, and cautious evolution, proving that stability, not hype, drives long-term relevance in tech.

Intel may support partner’s dual-GPU Arc card with 48GB of memory, possibly targeting AI workloads, but many details remain unknown.

Stacked memory up to 512GB sounds revolutionary, but NEO’s bold claims face skepticism amid stagnant DRAM prices and limited benefits for everyday users.

Chuwi GameBook 9955HX packs Ryzen 9 power and RTX 5070 Ti graphics, challenging premium laptops with flagship specs and hopefully budget-friendly pricing.

MSI EdgeXpert MS-C931 boasts super specs and DGX Spark tech, but doubts remain over its claim of being a true desktop AI supercomputer.

The SZBOX M1 MINI Plus offers NAS-level storage, soft router features, and 4K video output, but mixed design raises questions about its true purpose.