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What you gain (and lose) with a mini PC like the A9 Max
Review The Geekom A9 Max mini PC is at the pricier end of the spectrum, but when it's an easy replacement for a desktop PC, even for gaming, it makes so much sense.
The best PCs for Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and more
PCs If you're a creator relying on Adobe's suite of products, there are a lot of awesome PCs from which you can choose. These are some of our favorites.
Why the US government now owns nearly 10% of Intel
Computing The US government now owns nearly 10% of Intel after an $8.9 billion deal, combining CHIPS Act funding and national security grants — here’s why it matters for America’s chip strategy.
NVIDIA’s Project G‑Assist now runs on more RTX GPUs, including laptops
PC Gaming NVIDIA's Project G-Assist, an AI gaming assistant, is set to receive its first major update to improve performance and to get it running on a wider range of hardware.
NVIDIA’s latest AI chip is tuned for China — and tuned down
AI Sources claim NVIDIA has a new B30A AI chip based on the Blackwell architecture in the works — and it’s not guaranteed to ship.
From DIY Apple builds to Microsoft loyalty: One family’s tech migration
Computers Before Apple locked down its hardware, my dad built PCs with parts from catalogues and Radio Shack. Then came the walled garden.
Cloud storage risks explained — and how to avoid becoming a cautionary tale
Storage Here's what you can do to ensure your data doesn't get nuked if your cloud provider decides you're no longer a customer.
NVIDIA and AMD agree to pay the US government 15% of China chip revenue
Hardware National security risks take a backseat as President Trump confirms a 15% levy on NVIDIA and AMD's AI chips to China.
