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Crystal Dynamics has explained why it chose to build Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis from the ground up, instead of doing anything close to a remake of the 1996 game, revealing that no

Hyosung Heavy Industries Co. said Tuesday it has secured 386.5 billion won ($286.7 million) in power transformer deals with two U.S. technology companies as Hyosung Group Chairman Cho Hyun-joon step ups the group’s push into artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

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Kioxia is developing flash memory products designed to help data centers reduce their dependence on costly DRAM as AI workloads demand increasing amounts of memory.

If you’re looking for a hi-res music player for your Mac that can make the most of your external audio equipment, YM Pro could be just what you’re looking for.

After years of delays and multiple shuffled goalposts, it looks like the next-generation Tesla Roadster will finally make its first public outing.

Save $1,175: If you’ve been waiting to upgrade your gaming setup, HP is offering a hefty discount on its HyperX Omen Max 16 gaming laptop. This laptop is by no means cheap, with a sticker price of $4,700, but this limited-time discount makes it a little easier to justify the splurge. Use code HYPERX25 to…

A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Monday’s puzzle instead then click here: Quordle hints and answers for Monday, September 14 (game #1694).

For a few months earlier in 2026, it really sounded like Samsung’s debut clip-style earbuds were set to debut; even the Galaxy Wearable app leaked the Galaxy Buds Able. There’s been silence for a few months… but it’s starting to sound like the buds are still coming, albeit with a different name.

The computing industry owes a lot to the guiding vision of Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, whose prediction about the pace of advancement in the computing industry has been a fixture for more than 50 years. But how much room does this rule have left to run?