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.
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.
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 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
At AWS re:Invent 2025, the cloud giant unveiled a slew of AI models and chips. Its most aggressive play, however, is a new AI-powered service designed to migrate customers off Microsoft Windows and SQL Server, claiming it can cut 70% of related costs.
Intel’s next-gen Battlemage graphics card is taking shape. A software update and shipping manifests point to a powerful 300W flagship GPU, potentially launching next year.
Argyll Infrastructure Holdings has secured initial funding and plans a massive capital raise for AI data center campuses in Dunoon and Perth, Scotland. The project aims to position Scotland as a leading European destination for AI computing with a planned £15 billion investment.
The for-profit arm of SingularityNET has activated its first GPU cluster in a Conapto data center in Sweden. The deployment, using Cudo Compute solutions, features Nvidia L40S and H200 GPUs for bare-metal and VM rentals. This marks the initial phase of a planned global infrastructure build-out.
Intel has rolled out new wireless drivers that officially support the upcoming Windows 11 25H2 update. The drivers also bring compatibility for next-gen Wi-Fi 7 products like the BE211 and BE213. This move helps remove a potential blocker for users ready to upgrade.
A major new subsystem for live kernel patching has been merged for the upcoming Linux 6.19 release. The Live Update Orchestrator (LUO) uses a kexec-based reboot to update hypervisors while preserving VM memory states. This is a big deal for minimizing cloud service disruption.
