Researchers are increasingly using quantum computers to tackle complex chemistry calculations, with 2026 seen as a pivotal year. But a major hurdle—error-proof machines—still stands in the way of real progress.
A fresh round of performance testing on the Linux 6.19 kernel reveals that builds using LLVM Clang 21.1.7, especially with Full Link-Time Optimization (LTO), are now competitive with and sometimes beat those from GCC 15.2. This marks a significant shift in the long-standing compiler rivalry for the
Asus is teasing a new ROG dual-screen gaming laptop for a CES 2026 reveal on January 5. The company is returning to a concept it’s tried before, aiming to give gamers extra screen space without the usual trade-offs.
Asus is targeting creative professionals with a monitor that has the specs of a high-end gaming display. The ProArt PA27UCDMR combines a 4K QD-OLED panel, 240Hz refresh rate, and hardware calibration for color-critical work.
A JetBlue Airbus A320 dropped 10 stories in 7 seconds over the Gulf of Mexico on October 30, 2025. While Airbus initially blamed solar radiation, experts now suspect a cosmic ray may have caused a critical bit flip in the flight controls.
HP is refreshing its OMEN 16L gaming desktop line, but not with the latest Intel chips. Instead, it’s reportedly using a mobile processor from the older Raptor Lake generation alongside new NVIDIA RTX 5060 series graphics. This creates a puzzling spec sheet that may not offer a real performance leap
A massive leak has seemingly revealed Lenovo’s entire 2026 ThinkPad portfolio. The highlights include a performance-focused ThinkPad X9 15p Aura Edition and a uniquely shaped ThinkCentre X AIO designed for creators.
Sticking with one brand for your mouse, keyboard, and headset isn’t about brand loyalty or superior features. It’s a defensive move against the bloatware chaos of multiple vendor apps. Here’s why the Windows peripheral ecosystem is broken.
Kodi 22 ‘Piers’ is moving forward with its second alpha build, which makes another significant leap in its underlying media engine. This release upgrades to FFmpeg 8 and brings official HEIF/HEIC image support, among other fixes.
According to a new analysis, the practice of manually overclocking your CPU is effectively dead. Modern processors from Intel and AMD now use automated features that push chips to their safe limits out of the box, leaving almost no headroom for meaningful manual gains.
