Microsoft has detailed a series of major Windows 11 updates planned for next year focused on gaming performance. The improvements target faster load times, better efficiency for handhelds, and a more immersive experience. Key features like Advanced Shader Delivery and Auto Super Resolution are being
Microsoft is facing a massive user revolt against Windows 11. The reasons are deep: a broken promise, strict hardware locks, and a future filled with AI that many users simply don’t want. The company’s Copilot strategy hinges on this upgrade, and it’s not going well.
The debate over VRAM is heating up as 2025’s games push memory limits. While 8GB might still work at 1080p, new titles and features like ray tracing are making it a tight squeeze. Here’s the real-world analysis and what to buy next.
Samsung has kicked off the One UI 8.5 beta program, but it’s currently limited to Galaxy S25 series owners in the US, Germany, India, Korea, Poland, and the UK. The update focuses on smarter photo workflows, device connectivity, and a new Theft Protection lock feature.
Distributed SQL merges traditional database reliability with cloud elasticity, but the implementation is fraught with complexity. From Raft consensus overhead to the pitfalls of serverless cold starts, the promised simplicity often gives way to operational reality.
Microsoft is dropping a substantial final update for Windows 11 in December 2025. The patch includes 16 new features, focusing on design tweaks, AI integration, and gaming improvements.
The Smatch static analysis tool, vital for finding bugs in the Linux kernel, is at risk. Its sole developer, Dan Carpenter, says his funding from Linaro runs out at the end of the year, and he needs new corporate backers to continue the work.
A new report in *Science* argues quantum technology has reached a foundational moment akin to the pre-transistor era of computing. The analysis, led by David Awschalom of the University of Chicago, surveyed six hardware platforms but warns that the path to utility-scale systems is long and fraught w
Albatron.ai has launched its first embedded AI system, the TALO-25000. Built around the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, it’s designed for harsh environments like outdoor robotics and industrial automation.
The Linux kernel is getting ready for the next generation of Arm server hardware. The MPAM driver for resource partitioning is queued for Linux 6.19, while device tree updates in the current 6.18 cycle prepare for new Arm C1 Nano, Pro, Premium, and Ultra CPU variants.
