Ugreen's Ultra NAS Doubles Down on Headroom
Ugreen's NASync DXP8800 Ultra brings a Core 7 150U and 96GB ceiling, but gains over the Plus are modest for the price.
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Ugreen's NASync DXP8800 Ultra brings a Core 7 150U and 96GB ceiling, but gains over the Plus are modest for the price.
Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
Amazon's Alexa Tablet line replaces Fire OS with Android and Google Play Store access, starting at $229.99.
A teen-founded startup says its on-device AI computer sold out its first batch, betting privacy beats cloud convenience.
A California business owner faces charges of allegedly exporting around $300 million in advanced Nvidia hardware to China without required licenses.
Micron warns memory supply will stay tight through 2027 and 2028, with humanoid robots adding fresh demand by decade's end.
A prominent leaker claims Nvidia's next-gen GeForce GPUs won't arrive until 2028, with the memory shortage cited as a likely factor.
Acer's chief executive says memory supply is ample and predicts PC prices will fall by mid-2027, contradicting gloomier forecasts.
Valve tells IGN that the RAM crisis hasn't altered its Steam Deck 2 plans, but delivery timing could shift.
Trezor says phishing after a Brevo email provider breach hit 347,000 addresses and 2,500 users who clicked a malicious link.
Researchers show a new Rowhammer variant can defeat ECC on Nvidia GPUs, enabling root access on affected systems.
Razer's Naga V3 Pro offers swappable button plates for MMO, MOBA, and FPS, but its weight and price may limit appeal.
Etched raises $700M at a $21B valuation, led by Jane Street, after the firm tested its AI inference hardware.
Rumors of significant hardware cost increases emerge as Nvidia offers limited MSRP access for high-end cards at QuakeCon.
SafePal warns of phishing risk after order data for nearly 40,000 customers is exposed in a breach.
SafePal reports a breach affecting 39,798 customers, exposing personal data through a plugin flaw.
Amazon's Panos Panay will speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 on the next generation of hardware as AI reshapes devices.
Researchers identified a new technique dubbed INTERRUPT INJECTION that exploits timing gaps to bypass existing CPU branch protections.
A company’s attempt to simplify hardware deployment led to a significant data breach after IT staff left credentials in plain sight.
New research reveals widespread security flaws in baseboard management controllers across major global server manufacturers.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 introduces a dedicated track examining edge compute, defense automation, and physical AI deployments.
A surge in low-cost camera-equipped eyewear raises critical questions regarding personal privacy and data handling security.
Leaked imagery of Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 provides the first detailed look at Google’s premium AI-centric hardware platform.
High hardware costs lead builders to prioritize visual upgrades and case swaps over traditional component performance boosts.
The company's new Micro keypad highlights a transition into niche hardware despite broader legal challenges and user skepticism.
Alphabet is reportedly developing a new server chip to improve power efficiency for its Gemini AI models by 2028.
New hardware designs are increasingly merging traditional mechanical interfaces with integrated touchscreen controls for complex workflows.
The infrastructure startup aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance by automating low-level code generation for various AI chip architectures.
Microsoft has deployed emergency updates for Windows 11 to resolve hardware conflicts triggering unexpected power-downs on Dell systems.
A new trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI creates potential delays for the company's hardware ambitions and upcoming IPO.