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373 points by guiambros | 171 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on a New York bill requiring games be sold as owned goods rather than licenses and remain functional after publisher support ends.
865 points by Zeekaas | 964 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on a cyberattack that triggered automatic defrosting in supermarket fridges in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, affecting deliveries and prices.
65 points by ljf | 23 comments
Tom's Hardware news article about a Canadian YouTuber who built a Flock-like camera to track police vehicles and was then visited by officers over privacy concerns.
39 points by mathgenius | 32 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on a developer of free Adobe clones releasing open-source replicas of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, with Autodesk tools possibly next.
38 points by danny00 | 18 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on CRAM, a Linux technique exposing compressed RAM via standard memory semantics instead of a block device, claiming up to 452x faster reads.
9 points by thunderbong | 1 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on Google Japan's 3D-printable conveyor-belt Gboard keyboard with four belts of 29 keys each for one-hand typing.
7 points by Brajeshwar | 1 comments
Tom's Hardware news article marking the anniversary of the 1980 Ethernet specification drafted by DEC, Intel, and Xerox.
313 points by mywacaday | 282 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on the Netherlands developing a NixOS-based software ecosystem to replace Microsoft after US sanctions on the ICC, with a first release expected end of 2027.
47 points by anthuswilliams | 21 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that Microsoft's new Surface laptops meet Copilot+ hardware requirements but no longer carry the Copilot+ branding.
377 points by MC995 | 811 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting ASML saying it sold nothing in Europe in 2026 and urging the EU to help create chip demand rather than subsidize fabs.
581 points by datakan | 450 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on LG denying claims from an online investigation that 216 million of its smart TVs track users, scan networks, and record audio.
667 points by shscs911 | 329 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting California lawmakers unanimously passed AB 1856, exempting open-source OSes under GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses from an age-verification law.
594 points by haunter | 482 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that RAM prices have risen about 500% in a year, with 128GB of DDR5 now costing $3,399.
442 points by maxloh | 231 comments
Tom's Hardware news article about a Texas city selling land a farmer donated for a park, for $10M to a data center developer, with $30M in expected taxes.
330 points by papersail | 301 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that the cheapest 32GB DDR5 kits now cost at least $375 as AI-driven memory shortages push up PC building costs.
464 points by possibilistic | 218 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that GitHub banned a security researcher who posted Windows zero-day exploits and threatened further retaliation against Microsoft.
995 points by rbanffy | 435 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on a proposed amendment exempting Linux from California's upcoming OS age-verification law, by the law's original author.
513 points by iancmceachern | 278 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on Louis Rossmann offering to pay legal fees for an OrcaSlicer developer threatened with a lawsuit by Bambu Lab.
356 points by oceansky | 210 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting Denuvo DRM has been bypassed in all single-player games it protected, with 2K and Denuvo reportedly adding 14-day online checks.
756 points by crtasm | 279 comments
Tom's Hardware article on the 'Bliss' hack, which uses voltage glitching to break the Xbox One's security and run unsigned code at every level.
646 points by johnbarron | 566 comments
Tom's Hardware article on how a helium production shutdown in Qatar threatens semiconductor manufacturing supply within about two weeks.
355 points by doener | 237 comments
Tom's Hardware article on Helldivers 2 cutting its PC install size from 154GB to 23GB by removing duplicated game data originally meant to help mechanical hard drives.
432 points by speckx | 298 comments
Tom's Hardware article reporting that a 64GB DDR5 kit now costs about $600, more than a PS5, due to a DRAM shortage expected to worsen into 2026.
410 points by canucker2016 | 180 comments
Tom's Hardware article recounting the 1988 Morris worm, which infected about 10 percent of the internet within 24 hours and sparked modern cybersecurity.
325 points by toomanyrichies | 116 comments
Tom's Hardware article about a smart vacuum remotely disabled by its manufacturer after an engineer blocked data collection, and his revival of it with custom hardware to run offline.
501 points by hd4 | 286 comments
News article reporting Alibaba Cloud's Aegaeon GPU pooling system, which it says cut Nvidia GPU use by 82% when serving dozens of large language models.
400 points by WithinReason | 195 comments
Tom's Hardware article reporting that a SanDisk memory card from the OceanGate Titan submersible was recovered undamaged, with stills and videos but none of the implosion.
935 points by stycznik | 569 comments
Tom's Hardware report on Nvidia buying $5 billion in Intel stock and the two jointly developing x86 RTX SoCs for PCs and custom data center x86 CPUs.
341 points by harambae | 96 comments
Tom's Hardware article reporting FFmpeg developers achieving a roughly 100x speedup in a function via handwritten assembly code.
479 points by m463 | 289 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that Brother allegedly uses forced firmware updates to block third-party ink cartridges and removed older firmware versions from its support portals.
400 points by rbanffy | 365 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that TSMC's Arizona fab is in final quality verification for Apple chips, with mass production possibly starting in Q1.