Wayne Williams

Wayne Williams

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Wayne Williams is a freelancer writing news for TechRadar Pro. He has been writing about computers, technology, and the web for 30 years. In that time he wrote for most of the UK’s PC magazines, and launched, edited and published a number of them too.

Articles by: Wayne Williams

ThinkPad X9 14

Kudos to Lenovo for shipping its new flagship ThinkPad X9 laptops with 100% recycled (and replaceable) cobalt cell batteries

By Wayne Williams published

Customers can purchase the 14- and 15-inch Lenovo ThinkPad X9 models from February 2025.

ThinkCentre neo 50q QC

Lenovo makes surprise move by launching first business PC with Snapdragon CPU

By Wayne Williams published

The Lenovo ThinkCentre neo 50q QC is small but mighty.

ThinkCentre M90a Pro Gen 6

It's 2025 and yes, you can add a DVD drive (and three SSDs) to Lenovo's answer to Apple's 27-inch iMac

By Wayne Williams published

27-inch Lenovo ThinkCentre M90a Pro Gen 6 offers on-device personal AI.

ThinkCentre neo Ultra Gen 2

Lenovo upgrades its Mac Studio rival just six months after it launched, and it's a stunner

By Wayne Williams published

Lenovo ThinkCentre neo Ultra Gen 2 gets a faster CPU and Thunderbolt 4 port.

Dell Pro Max 14

Dell eliminates 32-year old Precision brand as it debuts Pro Max mobile workstation family

By Wayne Williams published

First up are 14 and 16-inch Dell laptops powered by Intel Core Ultra 9 processors.

Dell Pro 14 Premium

Say goodbye to Dell Latitude as company embraces AI era for business laptops with new simplified "Pro" name

By Wayne Williams published

New Dell Pro range of laptops are available from 13 inches to 16 inches.

Law

This huge US router brand could be banned from operating in most of Europe due to patent litigation

By Wayne Williams last updated

Things aren't looking good right now for Netgear because of a patent litigation.

Oukitel WP300 Pro

The modular smartphone returns, sort of, as Chinese vendor you've probably never heard of unveils rugged mobile with two surprising accessories

By Wayne Williams published

Oukitel WP300 rugged smartphone comes with two surprising accessories

Oukitel WP200 Pro

A smartphone with a detachable earphone, what an odd idea? Chinese challenger brand to debut rugged smartphone with integrated single earbud, 24GB of RAM and 1TB storage

By Wayne Williams published

Oukitel WP200 Pro features a clever modular system, allowing for heightened personalization.

Oukitel WP100 TITAN

This rugged smartphone has the biggest battery ever but its standout feature is its DLP projector that has a 100 Lumens brightness

By Wayne Williams published

Oukitel's rugged phone also comes with a powerful camping light.

Apple

Apple embraces Nvidia GPUs to accelerate LLM inference via its open source ReDrafter tech

By Wayne Williams published

Nvidia says collaboration opens up exciting possibilities for future LLM workloads.

underwater submarine

Could AI soon make dozens of billion-dollar nuclear stealth attack submarines more expensive and obsolete?

By Wayne Williams published

Artificial intelligence can detect undersea movement better than humans, report claims.

Micron

Micron wants a bigger slice of the $100 billion HBM market with its 2026-bound HBM4 and HBM4E memory solutions

By Wayne Williams published

Micron HBM3E 8H is included in Nvidia’s Blackwell B200 and GB200 platforms.

broadcom

Trillion-dollar tech company emerges as key partner to help Google, Meta and other hyperscalers build an Nvidia-free AI future

By Wayne Williams published

Broadcom will be using SK Hynix's HBM in its custom AI chips to aid those looking for an Nvidia-free AI future.

Representation of AI

These are the 10 hottest AI hardware companies to follow in 2025

By Wayne Williams published

Watch out Nvidia, these startups are looking to dent your dominance.

Digital clouds against a blue background.

Cloud spending to reach a staggering $723bn in 2025, thanks partly to the explosive demand for AI resources

By Wayne Williams published

90% of organizations expected to adopt hybrid cloud by 2027.

Palit Pandora mini AI hardware

Key Nvidia partner unveils a tiny mini PC build for AI that has a unique feature: 3D-printed designs

By Wayne Williams published

Palit's Pandora can be used for AI inference, machine learning and robotics.

DapuStor J5060 61.44TB SSD

Is this the faster 61.44TB SSD out there? DapuStor J5060 is a speed freak when it comes to read workloads but falls behind on writes

By Wayne Williams published

Finally, Solidigm's monster SSD has some real competition.

Asus NUC 14 Pro AI

This is the first mini PC compatible with Microsoft's Copilot+ requirements - and it does look like the Apple Mac Mini M4

By Wayne Williams published

The Asus NUC 14 Pro AI comes with a dedicated Copilot button.

floppy disks pile

From floppy disks to fax machines: 5 obsolete piece of tech that do not want to die in 2025

By Wayne Williams published

It’s astonishing how many places still rely on old hardware, even in 2025.

Seagate Exos M HDD

Seagate quietly launched joint world's largest HDD with a 32TB capacity, but it uses a controversial technology

By Wayne Williams published

Company plans to ramp up production of its HAMR-based drives in 2025.

Microchip on a motherboard with Flag of China and USA. Concept for the battle of global microchips production.

Chinese cloud giants bought more of Nvidia's flagship AI chips than anybody else - except Microsoft

By Wayne Williams published

Tencent and ByteDance seriously outspent the likes of Google, Meta and Amazon.

Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano

Good news! Popular Nvidia hardware gets free upgrade that boosts its performance by up to 70% - but it's not for gamers

By Wayne Williams published

Nvidia has also halves price of the hardware in bid to wide appeal.

HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3200

HPE now allows customers to run its most powerful server on AWS but is it actually a good idea?

By Wayne Williams published

HPE now allows customers to run its most powerful server on AWS but is it actually a good idea?

Microscopy of a hypergolic, nanoporous carbon engineered at Cornell to have the highest surface area ever reported

11 basketball courts in 1 teaspoon: this new material, borne from the space age, could hold the key to next-generation batteries and ultra small power cells

By Wayne Williams published

Hypergolic reactions have been adapted to create novel nanostructures.

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