Mark Manson, author of “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck,” is launching an AI mentor called Purpose. It’s designed to challenge users with personalized, sometimes uncomfortable advice, moving beyond the generic validation of most chatbots.
Intel is launching a centralized resource hub on The Register to help IT professionals evaluate AI PCs powered by its second-generation Core Ultra processors. The materials focus on practical impacts for productivity, security, and fleet management as these devices move into the mainstream.
On a day focused on the Fed’s rate decision, Jim Cramer pointed to specific buying opportunities. He urged investors to buy Nvidia if they don’t own it and highlighted two other stocks he finds attractive.
Astranis is reviving manufacturing at San Francisco’s historic Pier 70, but for space. The company builds compact, software-defined MicroGEO satellites and plans to scale production to an unprecedented 24 at a time.
ZOTAC has built a tiny 2.65-liter mini PC, the Magnus EN275060TC, with a full desktop GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GPU inside. The trick? A hybrid “PCIe x8 5.0 + x8 5.0” interface that delivers all 180 watts of power, eliminating the need for any external power connectors.
A cybersecurity researcher discovered that two individuals tied to the notorious Chinese state-sponsored hacking group Salt Typhoon appear to have been trained in Cisco’s own Networking Academy. The group is known for exploiting Cisco vulnerabilities in a major telecom espionage campaign. It’s a wil
The next generation of laptop and desktop CPUs from Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm is already taking shape through leaks and early tests. 2026 is shaping up to be a year of massive performance jumps, especially in AI and integrated graphics. The battle lines are being drawn now.
A tech journalist explains how moving beyond Tailscale’s core remote access features unlocked simpler, more secure container networking. Community-built tools automated connectivity and monitoring for a home lab stack.
A new list highlights seven open-source Windows applications that challenge the notion that you need to pay for quality software. From a Firefox-based browser with Arc’s best features to professional-grade photo and video editors, these tools offer serious functionality without the price tag. They p
A new Gartner report is causing a stir by urging businesses to block all AI-powered browsers immediately. The analysts cite critical risks like automated fraud and data exposure as key reasons for the drastic advice.
