Is DDR5-6000 Worth It for AMD’s New 9850X3D? The Linux Test
New testing on Ubuntu Linux reveals how much performance you gain—or lose—by pairing AMD’s latest 3D V-Cache CPU with slower memory. The results might save you a lot of money.
Author: Darren Holt
Darren Holt brings over a decade of specialized technology journalism to his coverage of industrial computing and automation systems, with a particular focus on how IoT connectivity is reshaping traditional manufacturing workflows. His analytical approach stems from hands-on experience evaluating embedded systems and edge computing architectures across multiple industrial sectors. Darren's writing consistently explores the intersection of legacy industrial equipment with emerging technologies, offering readers unique insights into digital transformation challenges. He maintains a distinctive perspective by examining how practical implementation realities often differ from theoretical tech promises in automation environments.
That Viral AI Agent? It’s a Security Nightmare
The AI agent Clawdbot, now renamed Moltbot, took GitHub by storm by automating tasks directly on your computer. But security researchers found hundreds of its admin panels exposed online, leaking API keys and chat histories. Its deep system access creates a massive risk if not secured properly.
Robotic Fingertips Aim to Give Surgeons Back Their Sense of Touch
Surgeons have lost the ability to feel tissue during minimally invasive and robotic operations, making it harder to detect tumors. A European research team called PALPABLE is building a soft robotic “fingertip” that uses light to map tissue stiffness. The first prototype is scheduled for testing by
Asia’s Hedge Funds Raked It In, Thanks to AI and Reforms
Asian hedge funds had their best year since 2020, with the Eurekahedge index gaining 14%. Equity funds, especially those betting on China, Japan, and South Korea, posted stunning returns, some over 80%.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 might skip a big MagSafe-like feature
New leaks cast doubt on a major rumored upgrade for Samsung’s next flagship. It looks like native magnetic charging, similar to Apple’s MagSafe, might not be coming to the Galaxy S26 series after all.
Clawdbot Is the Viral AI Agent That Actually Works
Clawdbot, an open-source AI personal assistant, has exploded in popularity by actually working where other “AI agents” have failed. Built by developer Peter Steinberger, it runs locally and can autonomously manage your email, calendar, and messages. But giving it full system access comes with seriou
Why Clawdbot’s AI Hype Has Windows Users Sidelined
The AI assistant Clawdbot is exploding online, praised for automating work via chat apps. But its awkward fit on Windows and serious security concerns are causing a major split in early adopters.
Voxelo grabs €346k to turn product videos into 3D content
Voxelo, a UK startup, has secured €346,000 to bring its video-to-3D content studio to market. The platform aims to make high-quality 3D and AR product content fast and affordable for e-commerce teams. The round is supported by former eBay director Andy Gray.
At Davos, AI’s Trust Problem Becomes a Competition Problem
The AI discussion at the World Economic Forum’s 2026 meeting has moved beyond demos to focus on control, legitimacy, and user rights. Trust is no longer just a virtue but a core engineering requirement and market filter, creating new winners and losers.
This $99,000 Smart Telescope Is Basically a Point-and-Shoot for the Cosmos
Vaonis has unveiled the Hyperia, a $99,000 smart observatory designed for professionals but open to individual orders. It features a Canon 150mm refractor lens and a 45MP full-frame sensor, all controlled by a simple app. Deliveries are planned for 2027.