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PC prices up at least 15%: Trump Tariffs may hurt U.S. system integrators most
By Avram Piltch published
Boutique PC builders like Maingear and Falcon Northwest bear the brunt of the costs.

Dell's $35 AlienFX cable kit makes Alienware Area-51 desktop compatible with third-party motherboards
By Aaron Klotz published
Dell has provided its Area-51 flagship gaming PC with an optional cable conversion kit that enables support for third party motherboards.

Windows 11 Enterprise machines can now get updates while you work—no reboot required
By Ash Hill published
Microsoft has announced the official release of hotpatch updates for various Windows 11 Enterprise builds, allowing users to update their machines without needing to restart.

Windows 11 local account workaround discovered just as Microsoft closes previous loophole in Insider Build
By Aaron Klotz published
It is command prompt-based and doesn't require registry hacks.

Nvidia confirms Nintendo Switch 2 SoC's AI, ray tracing features, keeps real specs to itself for now
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Nvidia is promising its Nintendo Switch 2 chip offers 10x the peformance of the prior console.

Seven RTX 5090 GPUs power AI server worth over $30,000
By Hassam Nasir published
A Vietnamese store has set up an AI rig for a customer, boasting seven RTX 5090s shelved in an open-air GPU frame, estimated to cost $30,000 or more.

China’s push for chip independence continues with its first RISC-V server CPU
By Kunal Khullar published
China accelerates its shift from x86 and ARM with RiVAI’s high-performance RISC-V chip.

Bitcoin miners front-running tariffs by scrambling to ship thousands of machines before penalties hit
By Jowi Morales published
Before tariffs apply, bitcoin mining hardware manufacturers rush to move units into the U.S..
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