AMD has disclosed a high-severity security vulnerability affecting its Zen 5 processors that compromises hardware-based random number generation. The flaw could lead to predictable encryption keys and affects consumer and server chips alike. Patches are rolling out through January 2026.
Archbald, Pennsylvania could see 22 new data center buildings across two campuses totaling 3.3 million square feet. The proposal comes from an unknown company called Archbald I LLC and would dramatically expand the area’s data center footprint. This is the latest in a wave of data center projects hi
Researchers have designed a theoretical topological quantum battery that could overcome major practical limitations. Surprisingly, they found that dissipation – usually the enemy of efficiency – can temporarily boost charging power under specific conditions.
Netgear is making a major push into the enterprise space with a completely redesigned partner program. The company’s channel chief calls this a “bold, new chapter” as they transition existing partners by January 2026.
After months of waiting, Raspberry Pi 5 users are getting proper Linux support. SUSE engineers have submitted U-Boot bootloader patches, while Ethernet driver support is also moving upstream. This could finally make the RPi5 a serious Linux development board.
Power management giant Eaton is acquiring Boyd Thermal for $9.5 billion while Vertiv snaps up PurgeRite for $1 billion. The deals highlight how critical cooling has become for energy-guzzling AI infrastructure.
India’s smartphone market saw explosive 18% value growth in Q3 2025, driven by premium device demand. Apple finally cracked the country’s top five brands while capturing 28% of the market’s total value with just 9% of shipments.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold has been revealed in never-before-seen detail through new YouTube footage. The device was originally shown behind glass on October 28 in Gyeongju, South Korea.
CPU manufacturers have perfected the art of selling specs that don’t translate to real-world performance. The business strategy behind boost clocks, hyper-threading, and nanometer claims reveals why you’re often paying for marketing rather than meaningful improvements.
The Minisforum MS-R1 represents more than just another mini PC—it’s China’s boldest move yet to create an alternative computing ecosystem. With a homegrown 12-core ARM processor and workstation expansion capabilities, this device could reshape global tech competition.
