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AMD’s New Chipset Driver Is Perfectly Timed for Windows 11 25H2
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AMD’s New Chipset Driver Is Perfectly Timed for Windows 11 25H2

AMD has released chipset driver version 7.11.26.2142, bringing full support for the Windows 11 25H2 update. The package includes efficiency improvements and updates for 3D V-Cache and Ryzen Master software. It’s a must-install for AMD system owners.

by Mason DraytonDecember 11, 2025
The Messy, Uncomfortable Reason PC Gaming Thrives on Proprietary Tech
ComputingInnovationSoftware

The Messy, Uncomfortable Reason PC Gaming Thrives on Proprietary Tech

A recent NVIDIA driver update that broke 32-bit PhysX in old games like Batman: Arkham Asylum highlights a core tension in PC gaming. The article argues that while open standards are ideal, the fast-moving, well-funded world of cutting-edge graphics is often driven by locked-down, proprietary techno

by Mason DraytonDecember 11, 2025
Microsoft’s AI Reality Check: Copilot and Foundry Hit a Wall
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Microsoft’s AI Reality Check: Copilot and Foundry Hit a Wall

Microsoft is facing a reality check on its AI ambitions. Sales targets for its Foundry marketplace and Copilot assistant are reportedly being missed, forcing the company to lower growth expectations and sending its stock tumbling.

by Leo RenshawDecember 11, 2025
AMD’s AI hardware push is about saving you money and time
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AMD’s AI hardware push is about saving you money and time

According to a ZDNet article, AMD is positioning its full stack of hardware as the solution for enterprises struggling with the compute demands of AI. The company claims its EPYC processors can enable a 7-to-1 server consolidation and cut power use by up to 68%. Their latest MI325X GPU is said to ou

by Darren HoltDecember 10, 2025
Lenovo’s rollable gaming laptop might be coming in 2026
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Lenovo’s rollable gaming laptop might be coming in 2026

Leaked marketing materials point to a radical new Lenovo Legion gaming laptop with a screen that rolls out to an ultrawide 21:9 ratio. It could be unveiled at CES 2026 in Las Vegas and feature next-gen Intel and Nvidia hardware.

by Leo RenshawDecember 9, 2025
Google’s Antigravity AI: A New Tool, But Who’s It For?
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Google’s Antigravity AI: A New Tool, But Who’s It For?

Google has released its Antigravity AI tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Unlike other popular AI coding assistants, it has a very specific focus on browser-level testing and automation. This makes it a curious, niche entry in a crowded field.

by Leo RenshawDecember 9, 2025
Horizon Quantum’s new language wants to make quantum coding feel normal
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Horizon Quantum’s new language wants to make quantum coding feel normal

Horizon Quantum Computing has announced Beryllium, a new high-level programming language for quantum computers. It’s designed to let developers focus on information structure instead of low-level qubit management.

by Leo RenshawDecember 9, 2025
Safari’s Test Browser Gets Another Quiet Update
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Safari’s Test Browser Gets Another Quiet Update

Apple has released Safari Technology Preview 233, the latest test version of its web browser. The update focuses on bug fixes and performance improvements across several core areas.

by Mason DraytonDecember 9, 2025
Windows 11’s New Agenda View Is a Web App, Not Native
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Windows 11’s New Agenda View Is a Web App, Not Native

Microsoft is testing a new Agenda View in Windows 11, but it’s built as a WebView2 component, not a native app. Early reports show it can spike CPU and memory usage. This continues a trend of Microsoft using web tech for core OS features.

by Mason DraytonDecember 8, 2025
Winaero Tweaker fixes a messy bug, but it’s a good reminder
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Winaero Tweaker fixes a messy bug, but it’s a good reminder

Winaero Tweaker version 1.64.1 has been released to fix a bug that corrupted font scaling. The developer says it was an old, legacy method, not malicious intent. It’s a classic case of the risks that come with deep system tweaks.

by Leo RenshawDecember 8, 2025

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