ASUS gaming peripherals are finally getting official Linux support in kernel 6.19. This resolves a long-standing limitation that affected everything from keyboards to mice on the platform. The change could signal broader gaming hardware support coming to Linux.
Cisco is launching a “Resilient Infrastructure” initiative to address the growing risks of aging network equipment. Research shows the UK and US face the biggest threats from outdated technology in critical systems. The company plans new warnings and eventually removal of unsafe legacy configuration
Google’s massive $60 billion capital expenditure plan for 2025 is heavily focused on AI infrastructure. The company is implementing a dual-track strategy using both Nvidia chips and its own custom TPUs to gain negotiating leverage and control costs as AI shifts from training to inference.
Intel is making major moves across its entire product stack. The company revealed details about its 14A node progress, a surprising partnership with NVIDIA, and strategic pricing changes to navigate current market challenges.
Apple designer Abidur Chowdhury, who presented the iPhone Air at September’s event, has departed for an AI startup. His exit continues a troubling trend of design talent leaving Apple since Jony Ive’s 2019 departure.
Gaming laptops under $1000 have become nearly extinct, with most RTX 50-series models starting above $1500. The Steam Deck provides a compelling alternative at just $399-$649 while maintaining quality and versatility. Valve’s handheld can even function as a mini-PC when connected to monitors and per
Nvidia just expanded its NVQLink technology for connecting GPUs to quantum processors. The problem? Quantum processors that could actually use this tech don’t exist yet. This feels like putting the cart way before the quantum horse.
Apple executives explain the radical material swap in their latest iPhones. The iPhone 17 Pro moves to aluminum for better thermal performance, while the ultra-thin iPhone Air uses titanium for strength and lightness.
OnePlus is pushing the first software update to the international OnePlus 15 model within 24 hours of its global launch. The update brings the November 2025 security patch along with faster app launches and numerous UI improvements. Buyers will get this as an out-of-the-box update.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is launching its next-generation Cray supercomputing platform with flexible processor options. The GX5000 can handle up to 400 kilowatts per rack and won’t be available until 2027 despite being announced now.
