Posts by Ava Taylor
Nova Lake CPUs launch on desktop before data centre
Intel Bets on the Enthusiast: Next-Gen CPU Core Hits Desktops First A significant strategic pivot is underway at Intel, prioritizing
Hubble reveals Milky Way devoured a massive galaxy
Cosmic Feast: How the Milky Way Ate a Galaxy Billions of Years Ago Deep within the vast expanse of space,
CXMT DDR5 hits 9000 MT/s on AMD X870E
The race for cutting-edge memory technology is heating up, especially as the market for DDR5 chips faces significant supply constraints.
I stopped running Docker 24/7 and boosted my home server
The desire for control over the digital landscape has always been at the heart of self-hosting. It is a philosophy
China forces early end to Windows 10 government use
Bloomberg has unveiled a significant development in the geopolitical and technological landscape, revealing that China is actively reshaping the digital
Plague Tale Legacy plus 9 games on Game Pass
Xbox Game Pass is gearing up for a major content infusion, promising gamers a fresh wave of exclusive and must-play
GEEKOM links 4 Ryzen AI PCs for DeepSeek
Mini PCs Power the AI Revolution with GEEKOM Cluster The future of artificial intelligence infrastructure is no longer confined to
Superman robot outruns Usain Bolt and jumps 6.5 feet
Unitree is pushing the boundaries of bipedal robotics, demonstrating a prototype that blurs the line between machine and athletic prowess.
Expand your NAS storage with a Seagate 8TB HDD 32% off
When you’re dealing with massive amounts of data, storage isn’t just a convenience—it’s the backbone of modern life. Unfortunately, the
Fairphone’s repairability beats flagships for $650
The Fairphone is gearing up for a major expansion, bringing its highly anticipated Gen 6+ model to the US market.
China follows Europe ditching Windows with Linux distros
The global digital landscape is undergoing a quiet but powerful tectonic shift. As nations grapple with the increasing dependency on
300 SD cards stress-tested over 3 years surprising results
When you’re shopping for new technology, especially memory cards, the temptation is always to chase the fastest speeds. It’s easy
$40 million for Ferrari’s first electric car sold
An Electric Dream Sold at Auction: Ferrari’s Future Finds a New Owner The world of luxury automotive and electric innovation
GitHub outage takes Copilot down massive developer breakdown
The digital gears of the technology world ground to a halt when GitHub experienced a major outage, sending ripples of
Botched Mastercard update stops Australian payments
The simple act of shopping should never be interrupted by technical chaos. For an undisclosed number of Australian customers, Saturday’s
Cheap accessory made my Ryobi drill better
The Secret Ingredient to DIY Success: Why Accessories Matter More Than the Tool Ryobi has firmly established itself as a
Raspberry Pi replaced a year of subscriptions
I didn’t initially purchase a Raspberry Pi to save money. I bought it for a much simpler reason: I wanted
Intel Arc Chips May End Up In Cheaper Handhelds
The Road to Lighter Gaming: How Intel’s Efficiency is Powering the Next Generation of Handhelds The future of portable gaming
Fix bad router QoS settings in 30 seconds
The Hidden Power of Router Settings: Mastering Your Internet Traffic When you invest in a new consumer router, you often
Adorable Beastfolk Barbering Sim
If you think your job requires endless, witty small talk, you might need a career change. I was never the
These power tools don’t need brushless
The world of DIY tools is often a battlefield of marketing, where branding battles performance. This is particularly true when
Your PC is bottlenecked by a setting you forgot
The Performance Paradox: Why You Should Never Trust Default Settings There is a deeply ingrained piece of wisdom in the
xTool M2 Laser Review: Better Tech and Lower Price
The world of DIY crafting just got a serious upgrade. xTool has dropped its second take on the all-in- Buy
2K OLED Lenovo Yoga 7i Laptop for $79999
The summer heat might still be lingering, but for many students across the country, the countdown to the new school
Judge clears PBS to retrieve 70 years of TV data
The history of a public television station is built on archives, memories, and irreplaceable footage. For Nine PBS, this history—spanning