Posts by Ethan Wright
Nvidia NVLink powers Apple’s next-gen M8 Ultra AI servers
Apple Eyes Nvidia for AI Superhighway in Data Center Race As the world accelerates into the age of advanced artificial
6200 MT/s DDR5 RAM: Cheapest Corsair Kits Now
The relentless pursuit of faster technology often comes with a hefty price tag, and the memory market is no exception.
Drones use gravity waves for wireless power experiment
The race for the next frontier of global connectivity isn’t just happening in orbit—it’s taking flight. While giants like SpaceX
Fallout 76 current-gen update is finally here
Fallout 76 has built an incredible community since its launch in 2018, but for many long-time fans, the wait for
Thermal Pad Roundup: 10 Pads, 1 Putty, and the Aftermath
In the complex world of thermal management and packaging, the numbers often tell a complicated story. A recent deep dive
AI delays Nvidia and AMD gaming GPU releases
The race for the next generation of graphics cards is heating up, but the finish line seems to be taking
Before the Gambit this creator made Netflix’s best Western
Before the prestige drama The Queen’s Gambit captivated audiences and became one of Netflix’s biggest shows in 2020, creator Scott
Heart Machine lays off staff after game deal fails
The Crash and the Climb: How Heart Machine Navigated the Indie Development Storm In the volatile world of independent game
5 Linux commands I learned and now barely use
When we first dive into the world of Linux, there’s often an initial phase of intense command memorization. It’s a
Two IPOs warned of failure but achieved wild success
When Tech Giants Whisper Doom: The Shocking Story of IPO Warnings In the high-stakes world of technology investments, optimism often
Thrustmaster A-10C HOTAS replica for digital dogfights
The world of flight simulation hardware is constantly evolving, and Thrustmaster continues to push the boundaries of realism with its
Micron memory modules cut energy use by 60%
The Memory Revolution: How Micron is Fueling the AI Data Center Dream The relentless appetite of modern computing—especially in the
SK Hynix eyes Intel Ohio fabs for US memory
The global race for semiconductor dominance is heating up, pushing massive corporations to rethink their supply chains and manufacturing footprints.
Triple-i Showcase reveals 35+ game announcements next month
In a landscape often dominated by massive AAA releases, there’s a growing appetite for the ingenuity and creativity bubbling up
Boox Picco just dropped and is selling out
The quest for the perfect reading device often leads to the most unexpected innovations. Recently, this search has focused squarely
Proxmox boot drive dying faster than you think
The quiet hum of a powerful server setup often masks a ticking clock for your hardware. We all appreciate the
HP ZBook Ultra unlocks massive AI with 160GB VRAM
HP has entered the high-performance computing arena, targeting mobile developers and data scientists with the launch of the ZBook Ultra
Switching to Bitwarden: Passwords weren’t the issue
We all know the ritual: the agonizing effort of remembering complex passwords, the endless cycle of resetting forgotten credentials, and
Wardog CEO demands mandatory crunch for devs
The Crunch Conundrum: When Game Dev CEOs Clash Over Work-Life Balance In the high-stakes world of video game development, where
Audio hardware needs smart measurement software
The Unsung Truth of Audio Measurement: Why Hardware Isn’t Enough In the world of high-fidelity audio, the quest for perfect
Gemini breathes new life into Pixel Watches with updates
There is nothing quite like a software update that proves that technology doesn’t have to be static; it just needs
Bringing back the best of Windows Vista with this free app
In the ever-evolving landscape of operating system history, design often tells a louder story than code. While many focus on
Windows tool Microsoft can’t replicate
We all live in a digital world, but sometimes the interface we use to navigate it feels less like a
4 habits destroying your SSD faster than you think
A year ago, storage was practically a given. It was cheap, accessible, and something I rarely gave a second thought
Insane $2,800 4K Blu-ray player you won’t find in the US
Panasonic Unveils New Zenjido Diga Lineup for Massive Media Storage Japanese technology giant Panasonic has just expanded its home entertainment