Coming into 2026 it is unlikely anyone would have been betting on Elite Semiconductor Microelectronics Technology, aka ESMT, ramping up DDR2 production but that is exactly what is happening. SK Hynix…
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Coming into 2026 it is unlikely anyone would have been betting on Elite Semiconductor Microelectronics Technology, aka ESMT, ramping up DDR2 production but that is exactly what is happening. SK Hynix…
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Well well, what do we have here? Another episode of the PCPer Podcast for your enjoyment!
Commodore is making phones, Steam Machine is starting to make waves, iGPUs are getting dropped,…
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The wait is over … well not really as the price has been revealed but all you can do is sign up to try to get one eventually. There are four types,…
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Google seems to have learned nothing from what is currently happening to users of Microsoft Windows. A security researcher discovered a way for at any Kubernetes namespace user to bypass the…
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Welcome to yet another day in the security horror show that has become our lives. Today reveals not just a successful hack of Fortinet VPN appliances but pretty much the biggest one…
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Bethesda Softworks released Oblivion Remastered about a year ago and if you played it you might have noticed they immediately abandoned it. There are a wide variety of performance issues with it…
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The Commodore Callback is exactly what it sounds like, a retro style clamshell phone with the look of an old Commodore product. It runs on the Linux based Sailfish OS which is…
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IQUNIX, maker of high-end gaming keyboards, has a new collaboration with Kodansha that brings Ghost in the Shell branding to a pair of (subjectively) really awesome-looking keyboards, even if you aren’t specifically…
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Human PC enthusiasts may be a bit miffed to hear that publicly-traded tech company AMD might be prioritizing our “ai” future over things that people in the real world might prefer, but…
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AMD added a feature called TSME, Transparent Secure Memory Encryption, to their Ryzen Pro and EPYC processors. It ensures that any data stored in your memory is encrypted so that even if…
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