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It's almost 2026, and Fujitsu is doing its best to save optical disks - the A77-K3 is a 16-inch 13th-gen Core i5 laptop with a DVD drive
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Fujitsu’s A77-K3 combines a 13th-gen Intel Core i5 processor and a DVD drive, challenging the modern trend of ultra-light, cloud-first laptops.

Yay! Intel has a new AI GPU with 160GB of LPDDR5X - Crescent Island does inference only, uses cheaper memory, and targets value air-cooled enterprise servers
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Intel’s Crescent Island GPU targets data centers with inference-only performance, efficient LPDDR5X memory, and affordable air-cooled AI acceleration.

Microsoft's branding power is being used by criminals to funnel victims to tech support scam centers - here's what you need to know
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Criminals are exploiting Microsoft’s trusted branding to run tech support scams that manipulate fear, steal credentials, and compromise systems.

AWS outage - Amazon nears solution as Zoom, Slack, Canva among work apps hit
By Mike Moore last updated
Work apps, banking service and more all affected in AWS outage.

Have hackers met their match? This microSD card is apparently uncrackable - but I can only wince at the tiny 128GB capacity
By Efosa Udinmwen published
The X-Mask Pro microSD card prioritizes invisible encrypted storage over capacity, offering 128GB at a high $428 cost.

Claude Code comes to the masses – and it’s a game-changer for wannabe coding masters
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Anthropic's Claude Code now comes as a browser-based AI developer that anyone can tap into.

When 51mm is all you need: Supersized 21-inch racks to become standard for enterprise and cloud service providers by end of the decade, displacing the venerable 19-inch format
By Wayne Williams published
Wider 21-inch racks gain traction as AI workloads demand improved cooling, airflow and power capacity, with major cloud providers standardizing on the format.

Microsoft fixes one of its "highest ever" rated security flaws - here's what happened
By Sead Fadilpašić published
An “HTTP request smuggling bug” was found in ASP.NET Core that could allow different security bypasses.
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