A new free tool called Bloatynosy Nue offers a simpler way to debloat a fresh Windows 11 installation. It strips pre-installed software and tweaks settings through a basic interface, avoiding complex scripts.
A company called Airloom is pitching a radical new design for wind power. It looks more like a roller coaster than a turbine and claims huge cost and deployment advantages. They’re bringing the idea to CES.
Is your Windows 11 PC feeling slow? You don’t need to buy a new machine or download risky cleaner apps. A new guide outlines six simple, free tweaks anyone can try.
TSMC secured a crucial annual export license from the US Commerce Department for its facilities in Nanjing, China. This allows the chipmaker to continue importing American equipment without individual vendor approvals, keeping its mature-node production lines online.
A new article details how the pressure to adopt AI is leading companies to skip crucial security and legal due diligence. The confusion starts with vendors redefining fundamental security terms, creating dangerous gaps in understanding.
A Norwegian firm is taking desalination to the ocean floor. Their new system uses natural deep-sea pressure to filter water, cutting energy use nearly in half and aiming to make fresh water more affordable.
The insatiable power demands of AI data centers defined the global energy agenda in 2025. The scramble led to a surge in next-gen nuclear projects, desperate grid fixes, and even the world’s largest airplane. Here’s what mattered.
ASUS has unveiled the XG27ACS, a 27-inch QHD gaming monitor with a 180Hz refresh rate and NVIDIA G-SYNC support. Shockingly, it’s launching on Amazon for just $199, directly challenging the budget monitor market.
A new study shows AI models overestimate human logic in strategic games. This gap between AI assumptions and real human behavior has big implications for economics and beyond.
Intel’s stock dropped about 2.3% in premarket trading following a Reuters report that Nvidia has stopped a test to use Intel’s advanced 18A chipmaking process. The news comes despite Intel’s recent $5 billion investment deal with Nvidia and the opening of its first 18A mass-production fab.
