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New details are continuing to surface about the hacking of US telecom companies by a China-linked group that targeted US officials and campaign staffers. Black Friday may still be weeks away, but ...

The makers of the Rubik’s cube went small to celebrate the iconic puzzle toy’s 50th anniversary. Thanks to a collaboration with Japan-based Megahouse and Iriso Precision Company, designers ...

It seems as Spectre still haunts Intel and AMD processors after cybersecurity researchers found new working speculative execution attacks. To improve their performance, modern processors try to ...

The Anker 3-in-1 Cube with MagSafe is a reliable charger ... for juicing up a pair of wireless earbuds that supported the tech. As fond as I am of this charger, I must disagree with Anker that ...

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The right tech product can make just about any aspect of your life easier, which is why tech items work so well as gifts during the holiday season. But with so many gadgets to choose from ...

After widespread reports of the game's low player count, the Spectre Divide CEO has released a statement. What's next for Spectre Divide? Spectre Divide's latest communications say the game "isn't ...

Google and Meta targeted Omaha as a digital frontier. But their plans to push the energy transition forward there are not working out. A coal plant is filling the void. The serious breach of ...

The investment cycle has barely started. Tech firms will be investing tens of billions of dollars annually in data centres in Asia for years to come. And the picture is far from uniform.