Diamond Foundry, which makes lab-grown synthetic diamonds in San Francisco, is leading the charge. The outfit has produced hundreds of four-inch-wide synthetic diamond wafers measuring less than three millimeters thick.Read More →
First, Apple has made a smart move in repositioning the way in which it segments its products. They are now basically asking users to first decide a screen size andRead More →
Last month, one of India’s most prominent tech publications, Digit, asked Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger what he felt were the most significant missed opportunities that led to Intel’s current positionRead More →
Radiant Silvergun is now available on Steam for $19.99. Based on last year’s well-received Nintendo Switch port, the new version adds more control and visual options to an extensive listRead More →
Buying a desktop PC? You can build one yourself or you can buy a “pre-built.” The latter can definitely make sense in some cases as we’ll show you, just makeRead More →
The SD Association recently released the SD Express 9.1 specification, which defines newly upgraded standards for vendors manufacturing SD cards and supporting hardware. The new requirements include PCIe 4.0 andRead More →
Theia, a name associated with the Greek goddess of sight and vision, is also known in mythology as one of the 12 Titan children of the Earth goddess Gaia andRead More →
Prominent leaker Kopite7kimi’s latest rumor on the supposedly upcoming RTX 40 Super series indicates its GPUs will consume just as much power as the standard RTX 40 cards. If true,Read More →
Angry Pumpkins is not as advanced as its inspiration. It only has one level with seemingly no win condition, but it does have a crude editor allowing you to createRead More →
Adata advertises sequential read speeds of up to 3.8GB/s and write speeds reaching 3.7GB/s with its new SE920 portable SSD. When connected to devices that can saturate its USB4 bandwidth,Read More →