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Making cool projects on the Raspberry Pi is more often than not the whole point of having one. The single-board

How Blizzard’s reputation collapsed in just 3 years

Blizzard’s recently publicized sexual harassment and discrimination lawsuit filed by the state of California is just the latest in a

Intel’s Itanium lineup of 64-bit processors was an attempt at making non-x86 designs that were meant for server and enterprise

A new Intel Alder Lake-S Desktop CPU entry featuring 16 cores and 24 threads has been spotted over at UserBenchmark

The PCI Express Gen 4 interface is rapidly approaching default status, especially if you’re talking new as opposed to installed

In a surprising turn, Samsung announced that it is manufacturing 24 gigabyte DDR5 memory capable chips after agreeing to the

Like most Canadians, I watch a little bit of hockey, and I’ve recently been looking for a way to express

ASUS is soon going to offer a brand new segment of ProArt Creator series laptops featuring AMD Ryzen CPUs &

Samsung is planning to raise its prices of semiconductor wafers which go into powering consumer tech such as NVIDIA GPUs

From 2010 to 2014 Richard Cobbett wrote Crapshoot, a column about rolling the dice to bring random obscure games back