Month: November 2024
Intel could have a plan for its future GPUs to better challenge AMD and Nvidia, as patent hints at new chiplet design
Intel has plans for future GPUs that aren’t monolithic, but are built from separate chiplets, or at least there’s some thinking along those lines at Team Blue. We’ve gathered that because TechSpot noticed a denizen of X, Underfox, who flagged up a patent filed by Intel for a “disaggregated GPU…
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Major ChromeOS update brings tons of new features – and shows it’s closer than ever to matching Windows and macOS
ChromeOS’s latest update has added a host of new features to the operating system, including one convenient tool that’ll make it much easier for users to avoid distractions. The most recent update, ChromeOS M130, was released for the stable channel and will soon be available on Chromebooks. Arguably the most…
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Governments are facing a huge surge in cyberattacks
This year is a pivotal one for global politics and democracy, with over half of the world’s population participating in leadership elections, notably Russia, the EU, and the US. This has predictably translated into a serious increase in the number of cyberattacks targeting government organizations around the globe. SonicWall has…
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Polestar delivers the first US-made Polestar 3 EVs
The first American-made Polestar EVs are now on the road. The Swedish automaker said on Friday it delivered the first Polestar 3 SUVs to US and Canadian customers. The Inflation Reduction Act, signed by President Biden in 2022, incentivizes automakers to manufacture EVs in the US, offering tax credits for…
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You can now try Microsoft’s more modern Windows Hello UI
Microsoft is modernizing how its Windows Hello authentication, which includes facial and fingerprint recognition, works in Windows 11. The revamp to the Windows Hello experience is now in beta testing with Windows Insiders, and includes visual changes, new iconography, and improvements to passkeys. Not only will this new UI appear…
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Hundreds of online shops have been hacked to show fake product listings in major phishing scam
Hackers have been compromising online shops, redirecting people to copycat websites, and stealing both their data and their money there, experts have warned. The scam, dubbed ‘Phish ‘n’ Ships’ by the Satori Threat Intelligence team from HUMAN which uncovered it, stole tens of millions of dollars until it was finally…
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