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Dad's Corporate Card Takes a $118,000 Hit After Nine-Year-Old Promotes Roblox Channel

A nine-year-old reportedly spent about $118,000 on YouTube ads using his father's saved company card, putting his job and Minecraft channel at risk.

International Business Times UK · Sep 17

LG Denies 'Spy TV' Claims While Admitting Its TVs Can Scan Devices Across Your Home Network

LG Electronics has denied allegations that its smart TVs secretly record conversations, while confirming they can identify devices on the same local network for connectivity and smart-home functions.

International Business Times UK · Sep 11

Lenovo ThinkCentre X Ultra packs Gorgon Halo — AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 shows up in mini workstation

AMD's Gorgon Halo chips are breaking cover. Ahead of IFA, Lenovo showed off the THinkCentre X Ultra with an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 3

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Lenovo’s IdeaPad Vibe laptops stand out with seven colors and swappable keycaps – 14,15-inch models with Snapdragon X and AMD AI 400 CPUs to start at $699

Lenovo’s latest IdeaPad laptops are all about colorful vibes. The Vibe lineup will come in seven hues, with swappable keyboard keycaps so you can match the chassis or go for a pop of contrast. The 14- and 15-inch laptops will land later this year, starting at $699.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 3

Intel Says 14A Chip Defect Reduction Is Its Best Progress Since 22nm

Intel's 14A manufacturing process is reducing chip defects faster than previous nodes, boosting interest from potential foundry customers and marking a significant advancement in chip technology.

International Business Times · Aug 30

Microsoft-backed AI data center faces backlash over alleged unpermitted gas turbines and 1.5M-gallon LNG tank — groups' issues with $19.4B facility range from illegal construction to noise pollution

The community surrounding the DataOne data center in Vineland, New Jersey, are complaining about the Microsoft-linked project. The company's deployment of several unpermitted gas turbines is just one of the issues that has been hounding the project, with potential water issues also surfacing in recent weeks.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 29

DLSS 5 has already been ported to work on RTX 4000 Series graphics cards — incompatible CUDA instructions get patched to work on previous-gen hardware

One modder has reverse-engineered DLSS 5 to function on RTX 4000 series Ada Lovelace-based GPUs, porting incompatible CUDA instructions within the Neural Rendering DLL, enabling them to be read on previous-gen hardware.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 28

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The GTA 6 Leak Circus: What's Actually Confirmed, and What's Been Distorted

CyberLeek's GTA 6 leaks mix a real Rockstar build, a crypto grift, and a distorted physical-disc feud — here's what's actually confirmed.

Latin Times · Aug 24

Two Intel chips break Amazon's top 10 CPUs for the first time in months — Core Ultra 7 270K and Core i7-14700K finally challenge AMD desktop dominance

AMD has dominated the DIY space so thoroughly over the last few years that an Intel chip appearing in the top 10 at all is notable, but it's not really that surprising if you look at the details.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 24

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For a limited time, you’ll be able to read all of our latest reports from Hot Chips 2026 with a Tom’s Hardware account, no payment required.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 21

Nvidia denies report it will ship Groq-based LPUs to China by year-end — says there is 'no China-specific LPU product in our roadmap'

Nvidia has rejected a report published by The Information that it plans to begin small-batch shipments of an LPU tailored for Chinese customers by the end of 2026.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 21

Qualcomm retracts select Snapdragon C power efficiency benchmarks nearly a week after publication — updated slide removes idle apps and web browsing results

Qualcomm has issued an updated slide for its Snapdragon C power efficiency claims, removing two benchmarks from the results.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 19

Now you can play Doom on this 26-year-old DSLR!

This Canon DSLR can play Doom –yes, the videogame –even though it's a 26-year-old camera, not a console

Digital Camera World · Aug 19

Crucial dodges SSD warranty claim, says "our inventory is depleted" — Consumers are being ignored as record profits roll in for memory and storage makers

As memory and storage makers make the pivot to AI customers and rake in record profits, regular consumers are being denied proper warranty claims for faulty RAM and SSDs. Is there any recourse?

Windows Central · Aug 18

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GamesRadar · Aug 17

"LGA 1700 is still a good socket" - Maybe don't throw out your DDR4 motherboard just yet, as Intel says Raptor Lake will be supported "for years to come"

Intel's Robert Hallock has reiterated his desire to support the Raptor Lake platform for "years to come".

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 14

Older Raptor Lake CPUs are a ‘core part of the portfolio’ for years to come, says Intel — there’s been a ‘sudden inrush of demand’ for LGA 1700 chips due to DDR5 prices

Intel has seen a “sudden inrush” of demand for Raptor Lake CPUs, and it says they’ll remain a part of the company’s lineup for desktop builders “for years to come.”

Windows Central · Aug 12

Quote of the day by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: "Moore's law is dead. It's completely over" — Will GPUs ever be affordable again?

Prices climb as Moore's Law seemingly dies, and AI demand rises, all while NVIDIA dominates. PC builders are left wondering if affordable GPUs will ever return.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 12

Two undersea cables reportedly damaged off the coast of Perth following suspicious vessel activity — company CEO says faults happened ‘straight after each other and in close proximity'

Subco CEO Bevan Slattery said that the Australian Federal Police should determine what caused the shunt faults on two undersea cables, which happened in suspicious circumstances. They also noted that a vessel was passing over the area at the same time that the disruption happened.

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GamesRadar · Aug 11

The RTX 5070 is creeping ever closer to $1,000, and the mid-range PC gamer in me is in mourning

Average Nvidia RTX 5070 prices at Newegg have hit $900, and it's killing the mid-range PC gaming scene that used to strike a performance and price balance.

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 28

One year into the AI-induced RAM apocalypse — how much does memory actually cost, and is there hope for a more affordable future?

We look at the state of the DIY RAM market over the last 12 months.

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 24

AMD confirmed $5.4 billion ATI acquisition 20 years ago today — deal to 'reinvent our industry' paved the way for Radeon GPU innovation, APUs, and games console domination

On this day in 2006, AMD confirmed its acquisition of graphics chip firm ATI. AMD stumped up a cash-and-stock deal worth a total of $5.4B for the Canadian PC graphics innovators.

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 21

Intel to co-develop and manufacture Fortinet's next-gen firewall ASIC on Intel 4 — node gets its first named external customer

SP6 will draw on what the companies described as Intel's expertise in disaggregated semiconductor design and advanced packaging.

We Got This Covered · Jul 20

Man walks into a Walmart in Athens, Tennessee, and is stunned that something is very different about this one. Then he runs his hands along the wall

No labor, but the material is more expensive.

GamesRadar · Jul 16

As PlayStation prepares to go all-digital, one PC gamer is turning Steam physical with SSD cartridges

"It's at least something fun and useful to me personally"

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 15

PC gamer turns Steam games into cartridges with ingenious 2.5-inch SSD system — games are stored on 128GB drives alongside a script to auto-start the title once plugged in

A PC gamer has created and demonstrated a handy Steam Game Cartridge system.

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