Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Tribit QuietPlus 81: review If you’re looking for an ultra-cheap pair of noise cancelling headphones, the Tribit QuietPlus 81 appear to be a very…
Bolt Graphics is building a RISC-V based GPU to challenge Nvidia CUDA support on RISC-V could lower software barriers for alternative accelerators Zeus targets path tracing, HPC, and large memory workloads over traditional shaders Bolt Graphics is pressing ahead with its plan to challenge Nvidia and AMD by building a graphics processor around a RISC-V…
Anthropic’s new Claude for Health platform can summarize your health data It can also analyze and explain medical test results in plain language Healthcare professionals can use Claude to speed up tasks like prior authorizations and claims appeals Anthropic’s Claude AI chatbot is scrubbing into your medical care. The company has debuted a new initiative…
Nvidia and AMD have gone head-to-head again with DLSS 4.5 and FSR Redstone, respectively, and so far, I’ve tested the latter, specifically analyzing its frame generation update, and I can simply say that I’m impressed. FSR 4 upscaling has already made huge advancements compared to FSR 3.1. I covered this a long while ago and…
MLC NAND now serves industrial, automotive, medical, and networking equipment exclusively Samsung’s exit leaves MLC supply gaps that competitors partially fill TLC and QLC increasingly handle consumer and enterprise storage demand As storage technologies evolve to meet growing data demands, the trajectory of NAND Flash memory is undergoing a clear shift. New TrendForce data has…
I have one of those deals that can only be described as jaw-dropping. It’s for a 65-inch Samsung OLED TV that’s a sibling to one of our favorite budget options right now. That’s enough of an introduction. Right now, you can get the Samsung 65-inch S84F 4K OLED TV at Best Buy for just $899.99…
96% of developers don’t fully trust AI, 52% don’t always check for errors The majority of ChatGPT and Perplexity users access AI through a personal account Conversely to trends, data exposure and vulnerabilities are big concerns Sonar’s latest State of Code Developer Survey has found almost all (96%) developers say they don’t fully trust AI-generated…
Iran’s digital blackout continues for the fifth consecutive day Starlink connections are still being targeted, but access depends on location Experts urge authorities to restore internet access Iranians have been offline for at least 96 hours as the country’s digital blackout continues for the fifth consecutive day. Authorities cut off all communications starting on Thursday…
The Nikon Z6 III has sat at the top of our best mirrorless cameras buyer’s guide ever since it was released in 2024. It’s an outstanding midrange flagship, and we’re committed to letting our readers know whenever you can get a great deal on it. That time is now because the Nikon Z6 III is…
Lego’s first sets with Smart Bricks, Minifigures, and Tags might not be shipping until March 1, 2026, but if you’re already eager to make R2-D2 scream by flipping an X-Wing, hear the Imperial March as Vader approaches his Tie Fighter, or stage an epic lightsaber battle in the Throne Room, fear not, as preorders have…