Hardware

Intel is reportedly launching new CPUs on old sockets that support DDR4 memory

Engadget Oct 9, 2026, 8:01 PM (4 days ago)

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Hardware

Asus ProArt GR1X joins a crowded RTX Spark field sans a price tag, while AMD’s Gorgon Halo boxes already offer 192GB

ProArt GR1X now has a power brick, a weight, and a rough shipping window - but still has no price, looks remarkably like a machine Asus already sells, and is entering a crowded field.

TechRadar 37 minutes ago

Hardware

Samsung Smart Glasses Unveiled, and They’re Superlight

They might be called Galaxy Glasses, and they’re coming in November.

CNET 53 minutes ago

Hardware

Tinygrad refreshes Tinybox with an ‘old’ EPYC CPU running DDR4 RAM to feed four AMD 9070XT — slaps a $11,000 price tag on a new ‘computer for deep learning’

The Tinybox offers DDR4 and DDR5 platforms, Nvidia graphics options, optional RAID storage and water cooling, with configurations tailored to demanding deep-learning workloads.

TechRadar 1 hour ago

Hardware

Cambridge Heavy Industries has been quietly building a desktop fusion device

Fusion power startup Cambridge Heavy Industries is building a small, laser-powered fusion device to fuel the coming wave of fusion power plants.

TechCrunch 1 hour ago

Hardware

Nvidia says DLSS 5 is now twice as fast and uses 20% less VRAM

NBA 2K27 will receive an update this Friday that aims to make DLSS 5 twice as fast, increasing overall frame rates by up to 40% while maintaining similar visual quality. Future titles that receive official DLSS 5 support, starting later this year, will use the new, faster model by default.

TechSpot 2 hours ago