Hardware

The era of the purely mechanical hard drive seemed to be drawing to a close until economic shifts forced a dramatic reconsideration of archival technology. Seagate aims to provide the massive archival capacity of a mechanical hard drive alongside the

The presence of a legacy DB15 VGA port alongside modern digital standards ensures compatibility with existing data center crash carts and monitoring infrastructure. The AMD EPYC 8005 “Sorano” processor series addresses this need by providing the Zen 5 core architecture

Dominic Jainy, a seasoned IT professional with a deep background in artificial intelligence and machine learning, joins us to discuss the current state of the graphics card market. In this conversation, we explore the shifting priorities of major manufacturers who

Cloud service providers promising confidentiality against physical infrastructure owners face a new challenge as hardware-level security remains a difficult frontier in data protection. This reality became starkly apparent with the recent revelation of DDRop, a sophisticated physical attack targeting the

The global move toward USB standardization has significantly lowered the barrier to entry for personal computing by eliminating the need for specialized connector knowledge. The frustration of matching color-coded mini-DIN ports or tightening thumbscrews on a parallel cable has been

The Evolving Landscape of Windows on Arm and the Discrete GPU Divide The long-standing barrier between energy-efficient Arm processors and high-performance desktop graphics cards has finally been breached by an independent technical experiment. Historically, the Arm-based PC sector relied on