StatCounter claims Linux has risen to 10.65% of the United States’ web traffic, outstripping Chrome OS at 2.06%, macOS at 8.6%, and OpenBSD at below 1%. That’s an interesting number, but the math doesn’t add up if you assume the traffic is from human users alone.

As many of today’s biggest companies claim, we’re in the age of agentic AI,

Modern microprocessors come stacked with processor cores. This is great for lots of reasons, but many of the most demanding tasks we run on PCs are highly latency-sensitive because they are held up by fundamentally serial (meaning they can’t be multi-threaded) tasks. As we’ve piled on more cores, these tasks have been let down by the relatively

Comments made on a recent podcast by Windows Central executive editor Jez Corden prompted various outlets to post rumors suggesting that Microsoft is planning to stop publishing games on Steam, and the rumor mill got in such a fervor over it, that Corden himself stepped in refuted the claims. In short, he states that his comments were taken

Samsung might’ve just unveiled a slew of new devices at its most recent Unpacked event, but there’s always something new coming down the pipeline. A recent report and a set of leaks indicate the company has likely settled on the camera configuration for its next flagship handheld, the Galaxy S27 Ultra, but many will be disappointed to hear