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WTF?! With stories of the vehicle rusting in the rain, not to mention Tesla recalling all the units due to the acceleration pedal sticking, the Cybertruck doesn’t seem like the most appealing vehicle on the road. But it seems some people in Russia really wants to get their hands on the EV. Unfortunately for them, […]

DIY: Why spend nearly half a million dollars on a used supercomputer when you can build your own miniature version at home? That’s exactly what one YouTuber recently did and the end result is quite rad. Last year, bitluni assembled a RISC-V supercluster consisting of 16 CH32V003 microcontrollers. The microcontrollers were dirt cheap at just

In a nutshell: Corsair has introduced a new version of its “Corsair One” line of pre-built PCs, meant to raise the bar for both performance and design. The new Corsair One i500 systems are designed to complement “modern” workspaces or gaming setups. The Corsair One i500 line of compact PCs makes no compromise on power

Something to look forward to: A new report from an independent global energy think tank paints a decidedly optimistic picture for the future of energy. According to Ember, renewable sources have reached record rates in electricity generation, significantly reducing emissions in some of the world’s most energy-hungry regions. Ember has just released its latest Global

WTF?! If you’ve been anywhere near the Texas-Mexico border recently with a phone, wireless earbuds, or any other Bluetooth-enabled gadget, there’s a chance the feds were keeping tabs on you. At least two counties in the Lone Star State have implemented an incredibly invasive surveillance system that detects and tracks devices by tapping into their

WTF?! Samsung has launched a new television aimed squarely at those for whom money is no object. Measuring 114 inches and packing Micro LED technology, the “ultra-premium” set costs the equivalent of around $132,630. It’s so expensive that Samsung is giving away an 8K TV worth $8,000 as an incentive to buyers. Samsung has a

Hands on: That’s not a bad trade-off to get a device that delivers 90 percent of what you get on Google’s top-tier phones for just $499, which is $200 less than the Pixel 8’s regular starting price. And for anyone who likes the Pixel 8a but might not care as much about AI, the Pixel

Something to look forward to: With its newly announced iPads, Apple is fast-tracking the introduction of its M4 processors to compete in the upcoming AI PC race. Although the Cupertino giant claims it has the most powerful NPU on the market, Qualcomm might disagree. Intel, meanwhile, is preparing significant AI performance upgrades over the next

End of an era: A once-powerful supercomputer has now been decommissioned and sold after a week-long auction. However, the undisclosed “lucky” owner will surely need to spend significant additional funds to do anything remotely useful with the system. The auction to get a piece of High-Performance Computing (HPC) history ended a few days ago, with

Facepalm: DDR5 prices have fallen drastically since their debut a few years ago, with PC builders and DIY enthusiasts currently enjoying dirt-cheap prices on the latest memory modules. However, the good days of ultra-cheap DDR5 may be coming to an end, with a new report suggesting that DRAM prices may increase significantly over the next