Author: Zach_Wilson
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft warn employees to rush back to the US
IMPORTANT ADVISORY: New travel restriction for H-1B visa holders Hi all–We have now reviewed the actual text of today’s Presidential Proclamation on H-1B visas, which you can find here: Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers – The White House. Here’s what you need to know: First, the proclamation is…
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Black Friday storage bloodbath incoming! Micron, Sandisk set to dramatically increase NAND and DRAM prices, with a direct impact expected on SSD and RAM prices within weeks
Micron pauses DRAM and NAND quotes, signalling sharper increases coming soon DDR4 spot prices climbed 3.31%, rising from $4.896 to $5.058 Transaction volumes are shrinking as buyers resist higher memory costs Micron and SanDisk are preparing aggressive price adjustments that could ripple through the storage and memory markets within weeks.…
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I’ve tested a whole load of Shark vacuums, and these are the 3 I’d buy with my own money
Shark makes many of the best vacuum cleaners on the market today. It’s especially good at coming up with solutions to problems that you might not even knew you had. For example, wands that can bend forward so you can clean under furniture without bending down, or floorheads that can…
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The funky JBL Go 4 is back to its lowest price this year
Need a speaker you can take with you on the go? Right now, you can get the cheap but convenient JBL Go 4 at Amazon for $39.95 (was $49.95). The JBL Go 4 doesn’t cost much to begin with, so this discount is more like the cherry on top of…
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Asus just launched another 162-inch 4K Micro LED monitor – yes, a monitor, not a TV, and it’s almost as big as a wall
Asus PQ09U’s 0.93mm pixel pitch ensures sharpness even up close Asus ProArt Cinema PQ09U targets cinematic spaces and large-scale creative environments This large monitor supports WiFi 7 and 10GbE features for fast file sharing Asus has unveiled the ProArt Cinema PQ09U, a 162-inch micro-LED monitor aimed at creators and broadcasters…
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Laser Processing Units could give traditional CPUs, GPUs and quantum computers a run for their money – but don’t expect them to run Windows anytime soon
LightSolver unveils Laser Processor Unit designed to solve physics equations at high speed Laser computing system uses optical memory to avoid processor and memory data bottlenecks Company begins offering early lab access with roadmap to one million variables by 2029 Laser-based computing is emerging as a potential challenger to established…
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