Samsung’s upcoming tri-fold smartphone might cost significantly less than expected, potentially around $2,500. The company plans extremely limited production of only 20,000-30,000 units initially, making it a potential collector’s item.
Colorful has launched three new B850 motherboards with confirmed support for AMD’s future Zen 6 processors. The CVN, Battle-Ax, and MEOW series bring enhanced power delivery and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. This follows similar announcements from MSI, ASRock, Gigabyte, and ASUS.
Noctua has confirmed that its current CPU coolers will support Intel’s future LGA1954 socket without requiring new mounting hardware. This comes as welcome news given Intel’s rapid socket changes and the expected late 2026 release of Nova Lake processors. PC builders can now invest in premium coolin
Wärtsilä will supply 27 natural gas-powered generators to an unnamed US data center developer, with deliveries starting in 2027. The 507MW order addresses the data center industry’s urgent need for reliable, off-grid power solutions as AI and computing demands skyrocket.
Samsung’s Galaxy A37 has surfaced on Geekbench revealing key specifications. The device appears to be running Android 16 with 6GB RAM and shows notable performance gains over the previous model.
Xbox has rolled out Default Game Profiles for the ROG Ally handheld that automatically balance performance and battery life. The feature works across about 40 games including major titles like Call of Duty and Forza Horizon. This represents a significant quality-of-life improvement for handheld gami
OnePlus has revealed that its upcoming 15R will be the first global phone to feature Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor. The company claims significant performance improvements over the previous generation. More details will be shared on December 17.
The firmware interface we call “BIOS” today is actually UEFI, a fundamentally different system that replaced the original BIOS starting in the early 2010s. While we still use the term out of habit, modern hardware depends on UEFI features that legacy BIOS could never support.
HiSilicon is proposing a new Linux kernel driver that would allow locking specific data into L3 cache permanently. This could provide stable low-latency access for critical processes but risks hurting overall system performance. The company is seeking community feedback before pursuing upstream incl
France is getting its first exascale supercomputer in a €544 million project funded by EuroHPC. The Alice Recoque system will use AMD’s upcoming Venice Epyc CPUs and Instinct MI430X GPUs when it launches in late 2026. Located at GENCI’s Paris facility, it promises energy efficiency for AI and tradit
