Introducing Tom’s Hardware Coupons: Top Tech Discount Codes
Before you buy anything tech related, be sure to visit the new Tom’s Hardware Coupons page, to see whether you can save even more.
Scoping Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Performance At 4K With NVIDIA DLSS 2.0
Earlier today, NVIDIA announced that Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) 2.0 is now available in both Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (campaign, multiplayer, Spec Ops) and Call of Duty: Warzone.
For those not in the know, NVIDIA’s DLSS 2.0 uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to up-sample a lower resolution, giving gamers a boost
Intel’s 7nm Fab Construction Hit by COVID-19 Outbreak
Intel confirms over 70 workers infected with COVID-19 at fab construction site in Ireland.
Signal CEO Hacks Cellebrite Tool Used By Police To Crack iOS And Android Phones
Israeli-based digital intelligence company Cellebrite provides software that enables the extraction of data from devices. While law enforcement loves this, it raises ire from phone manufacturers and individuals alike, with privacy concerns abound. Interestingly, the CEO of Signal got their hands on one of these devices and managed to hack
Jim Keller-Led Tenstorrent Licenses RISC-V for AI
Tenstorrent licenses SiFive’s X280 CPU design for AI architectures.
Sony PlayStation Boss Makes Bold Play For PS5 Game Exclusivity, Talks Console Availability
Given the difficulty in finding a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S in stock, you have time to decide which one is the right game console for you. One of the factors that could play a role in that decision is what the exclusive game landscape looks like. Not every game gets released on every platform, and Sony’s goal is to release more exclusive
Epic Games Store Welcomes More Apps, Including Another Game Store
Epic Games announced that more apps have been added to the Epic Games Store, including the Itch.io game platform.
Linux Kernel Dev Bans Updates From The University Of Minnesota For This Crazy Reason
When independent or academic research is carried out, ethics is a primary concern if you have anything to do with people outside the research group. With that in mind, the University of Minnesota has seemingly been performing ethically questionable research on the Linux kernel by submitting useless or vulnerable code. Now, one of the biggest
Google’s Pixel 5a 5G Might Not Bring A Big Performance Leap This Year
Last year, Google introduced two 5G-capable smartphones to hit the mid-range and “upper” mid-range markets. The Pixel 4a 5G launched at $499, while the Pixel 5 debuted at $699.
Google already confirmed that the Pixel 5a 5G is coming later this year, but it might not bring a significant hardware upgrade compared to its predecessor. According
Intel Emerges Victorious In Landmark $3 Billion VLSI Patent Infringement Lawsuit
Barring a successful appeal, Intel is already on the hook for $2.18 billion in damages a jury awarded to VSLI Technology LLC last month, over a series of patent infringement claims. In the second of three lawsuits, VSLI was seeking an additional $3 billion in damages for a different set of patents, but this time Intel emerged victorious.
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