Skip to content
Thursday, Sep 3, 2026
Subscribe

HOME

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • AI
  • Business
  • Cloud
  • Computing
  • Cybersecurity
  • Hardware
  • Innovation
  • Manufacturing
  • Software
  • Startups
  • Technology

Author: Mason Drayton

Mason Drayton brings over a decade of specialized technology journalism to his coverage of industrial computing and automation systems, where he deciphers complex technical developments into actionable industry insights. His expertise extends across IoT ecosystems and emerging technologies that bridge physical operations with digital transformation. With a distinctive focus on how computational power reshapes manufacturing and infrastructure, his analysis provides forward-looking perspectives on enterprise-level technological evolution.
The Two Security Mindsets Companies Actually Need in 2026
CybersecurityInnovationPrivacy

The Two Security Mindsets Companies Actually Need in 2026

A new Forbes piece offers some blunt New Year’s resolution advice for enterprise security teams. It’s less about buying the next shiny tool and more about a fundamental mindset shift to survive the grind.

by Mason DraytonJanuary 2, 2026
An ASRock PSU Just Saved an RTX 5090 From Melting
ComputingHardwareSemiconductors

An ASRock PSU Just Saved an RTX 5090 From Melting

An extreme overclock pushed an MSI Ventus RTX 5090 to a staggering 1350 watts, far beyond its 575W rating. The system shut down thanks to a thermal protection feature in an ASRock PG-1300G PSU, preventing a full connector meltdown, though the GPU still showed heat damage.

by Mason DraytonJanuary 1, 2026
Peter Thiel’s Florida Move Sparks Billionaire Tax Flight Fears
AIComputingEnergy

Peter Thiel’s Florida Move Sparks Billionaire Tax Flight Fears

Peter Thiel has officially registered to vote in Florida and is opening a Thiel Capital office in Miami. The move comes just before a key deadline for a proposed California wealth tax, fueling speculation of a broader billionaire migration.

by Mason DraytonJanuary 1, 2026
Vibe Coding Hits The Office, But Can It Handle The Job?
InnovationSoftwareTechnology

Vibe Coding Hits The Office, But Can It Handle The Job?

The playful, AI-assisted approach known as vibe coding is being tested in corporate environments. Businesses see it as a way to prototype faster, but the long-term fit is far from certain.

by Mason DraytonDecember 31, 2025
A Telco’s One Bad Cert Let Hackers Spy For Years
CybersecurityPrivacyTechnology

A Telco’s One Bad Cert Let Hackers Spy For Years

A major security failure at Korea Telecom (KT) involved thousands of femtocells using a single, plaintext certificate. This allowed a criminal gang to clone the devices, leading to $169,000 in micropayment fraud and, more alarmingly, years of potential surveillance on customer communications.

by Mason DraytonDecember 30, 2025
New York Slaps Warning Labels on Social Media Like Cigarettes
PrivacySoftwareTechnology

New York Slaps Warning Labels on Social Media Like Cigarettes

New York is forcing social media platforms to display warning labels on features like infinite scroll and autoplay. Governor Kathy Hochul signed the law on Friday, comparing the move to cigarette warnings. The state can now fine companies that don’t comply.

by Mason DraytonDecember 29, 2025
Andersen’s IPO Is a Masterclass in Financial Obfuscation
BusinessStartupsTechnology

Andersen’s IPO Is a Masterclass in Financial Obfuscation

Andersen Group just went public with a $2.8 billion valuation, but public shareholders only own 11% of the real business. The complex “Up-C” structure prioritizes payouts to founders over investors, and the firm admits its own internal accounting controls are weak.

by Mason DraytonDecember 29, 2025
Samsung’s Big GPU Gamble: A Custom Chip for the Galaxy S28
HardwareSemiconductorsTechnology

Samsung’s Big GPU Gamble: A Custom Chip for the Galaxy S28

Samsung is planning a major shift away from AMD graphics cores. According to a new report, the company aims to debut its own custom GPU architecture with the Exynos 2800 chipset in 2027, which would power the Galaxy S28 smartphone series. This move is driven by a desire for tighter AI and software i

by Mason DraytonDecember 29, 2025
Snapdragon X Elite gaming gets a massive 40% boost
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Snapdragon X Elite gaming gets a massive 40% boost

Gaming on Snapdragon X Elite laptops has seen a dramatic improvement thanks to new software. The recently released Snapdragon Control Panel and updated Adreno drivers are now delivering up to 40% faster gameplay in titles like Cyberpunk 2077.

by Mason DraytonDecember 29, 2025
US Graphite Mining Wakes Up After a 70-Year Nap
HardwareManufacturingTechnology

US Graphite Mining Wakes Up After a 70-Year Nap

Graphite mining is making a quiet comeback in the United States after nearly 70 years of inactivity. Driven by the battery boom and geopolitical tensions, several new projects aim to break China’s dominance on this critical mineral.

by Mason DraytonDecember 28, 2025

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 7 8 9 … 91 Next

Archives

  • January 2026
  • December 2025
  • November 2025
  • October 2025

Categories

  • Technology (1168)
  • Business (743)
  • AI (634)
  • Software (619)
  • Innovation (598)
  • Computing (265)
  • Hardware (239)
  • Cybersecurity (207)
  • Startups (165)
  • Manufacturing (136)
  • Cloud (117)
  • Privacy (117)
  • Policy (117)
  • Semiconductors (102)
  • Science (99)
  • Gaming (79)
  • Data (74)
  • Energy (55)
  • Research (46)
  • Economy (45)

Featured Posts

YouTube TV’s Cheaper Sports Bundle Is Finally Happening
YouTube TV’s Cheaper Sports Bundle Is Finally Happening
November 21, 2025
Krugman’s “Weird Shadows” and the Vibecession Reality
Krugman’s “Weird Shadows” and the Vibecession Reality
November 28, 2025
Microsoft’s AI Bet: Billions Spent, But Are People Actually Using It?
Microsoft’s AI Bet: Billions Spent, But Are People…
January 29, 2026

Gallery

Reddit sues Australia, says it's not social media - Professional coverage
OnePlus 15's Gaming Power Comes From Three Special Chips - Professional coverage
DoorDash and Instacart Step Up as SNAP Benefits Vanish - Professional coverage
Windows 11 Recovery Environment Crippled by Security Patch, Echoes Historic USB Compatibility Issues - Professional coverage
Spotify's Mixed Bag: Strong Users, Weak Ads, CEO Shakeup - Professional coverage

Recent Posts

AI Agents Are Now Running Their Own Social Network, And It’s Already Weird
AI Agents Are Now Running Their Own Social…
January 31, 2026
Your Router’s Secret Upgrade? It’s Not a New Router.
Your Router’s Secret Upgrade? It’s Not a New…
January 30, 2026
A Startup Wants to Overhaul Linux Security. Good Luck.
A Startup Wants to Overhaul Linux Security. Good…
January 30, 2026
Quick Links
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Report Content

© 2026 Industrial PC News. All Rights Reserved.