Month: November 2025
I got hands on with the Silicon Power US75 SSD and it offers fast storage for creators and gamers at a price that undercuts rivals
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Silicon Power US75 SSD review I have the Silicon Power US75 in the labs – a Gen4 NVMe SSD…
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Kickstarter’s most successful product ever goes on sale – Snapmaker’s 3D U1 Printer, backed by $20 million booking order, makes its debut
Snapmaker U1 turns four extruders into one seamless multi-material printing system The printer achieves 500 millimeters per second printing speed with precision still intact AI tools will detect filament errors before prints completely fail Snapmaker has officially brought its long-awaited U1 3D printer to market after a crowdfunding campaign that…
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Forget Project Natick – China says it has trumped Microsoft and launched its first underwater data center
China’s underwater data center merges deep-sea cooling with renewable wind power The Lin-gang project delivers 2.3 megawatts in its first operational phase The ocean’s natural cooling replaces conventional chillers in China’s new data hub China’s experiment with submerging digital infrastructure beneath the ocean has now moved from theory to commercial…
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A fake Jensen Huang Nvidia keynote pushing a crypto scam somehow netted thousands of viewers – and I can’t believe anyone fell for anything this obvious
Nearly 100,000 people watched a fabricated livestream believing it was real YouTube’s algorithm boosted a fraudulent event over Nvidia’s verified broadcast Viewers were invited to scan a QR code for a crypto giveaway In a sharp reminder of how easily digital manipulation can spread, a fake Nvidia GTC keynote featuring…
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Disasters, shutdowns, and cable damage galore – Cloudflare study reveals what’s really been behind all the recent Internet outages
Cloudflare tracked global internet outages from July to September across 125 countries Government-imposed blackouts remain among the most common causes of global disruption Iraq, Syria, and Sudan continued their annual shutdowns during national examination periods Cloudflare’s Q3 Internet Disruptions report paints a troubling picture of how fragile global connectivity remains,…
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From controllers to screen protectors, here are the Nintendo Switch 2 accessories to look out for this Black Friday
This year marks the first Black Friday since the Nintendo Switch 2 launched. While I’m not necessarily expecting sweeping discounts on consoles and bundles, there is an abundance of essential Nintendo Switch 2 accessories that should be ripe for deals in late November when the sales event kicks off. Whether…
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