Hardware Busters
Phison Showcases Groundbreaking AI Storage and Computing Innovations
Phison Electronics Corp., a global leader in NAND controllers and high-performance storage solutions, has unveiled its latest suite of AI-ready innovations at COMPUTEX 2025, reinforcing
ENERMAX Unveils Immersion-Cooled Workstation and High-Performance PC Components
At COMPUTEX Taipei 2025, ENERMAX®, a global manufacturer of high-end PC hardware, presents its latest thermal and power management innovations. The booth at Hall 2, 4F,
HYTE Announces X50 and X50 Air PC Cases for Summer 2025 Launch
HYTE, a manufacturer of advanced PC components and peripherals, has introduced the X50 and X50 Air, two new mid-tower PC cases designed to offer a
ENDORFY Unveils Celeris 1800 Keyboard at COMPUTEX 2025
At COMPUTEX 2025, ENDORFY has introduced the Celeris 1800, a modern wireless mechanical keyboard designed to deliver full-size functionality in a compact layout. Engineered with
ADATA Unveils TRUSTA Enterprise Brand and Broad AI Ecosystem at COMPUTEX 2025
At this year’s COMPUTEX, ADATA Technology is expanding its footprint beyond consumer memory and flash storage with the debut of TRUSTA, a new brand focused
NVLink Fusion Unleashed — Nvidia Wants to Wire the Whole AI World
Jensen Huang just plugged in the future of AI, and it’s running at full bandwidth. On the opening day of Computex 2025, Nvidia introduced NVLink
Epic Games to Apple: Let Fortnite In — Or Face the Judge (Again)
Billion-dollar grudge match reignites as Epic demands Fortnite’s return to the U.S. App Store The battle royale between Epic Games and Apple just hit another
Computex 2025: Chips, Chess Moves, and AI Chaos in Taipei
Jensen, tariffs, and tech titans—Taiwan’s mega-show is back, and hotter than ever. Computex 2025 is shaping up to be less of a tech trade show
The End of Solar Power? Japan Develops a 100-Year Nuclear Battery for Deep Space Missions
A new americium-based power source could fuel the future of interplanetary exploration. Japan is developing a nuclear battery capable of lasting over a century in
Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 AIO Review
The Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 promises a large performance improvement over the plain non-pro version, and in today’s review I will check if
FSP Powers Into COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2025 With Next-Gen Hardware Innovations
FSP returns to COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2025, showcasing its most advanced lineup of power supplies, PC cases, and cooling solutions. As a global leader in performance hardware and
SAMA to Introduce Expanded PC Hardware Portfolio at COMPUTEX 2025
Modular PSUs, high-performance cooling, and new case designs aim at system builders and gaming enthusiasts worldwide SAMA will reveal its latest range of products at
HuntKey WD650K PSU Review – 80 Plus Gold?
The WD650K is an affordable PSU made by one of China’s largest PSU OEMS, Huntkey. This PSU is popular in the Chinese market but not
The FrankenMac Cometh: Apple’s Foldable Mac-iPad Hybrid Could Drop in 2028
If you’ve ever screamed into the void for a touchscreen Mac, Apple might finally be listening — but not before it takes its sweet time.
From Scraps to Sips: Biomass Hydrogels Pull Drinking Water Out of Thin Air
In a breakthrough that feels like something out of a sci-fi novel — or perhaps a survivalist’s fever dream — scientists at the University of
Constant Freezes On Discord, Twitch, OperaGX, etc.? Try This!
Windows 11 has been available for quite some time, but Microsoft still struggles to persuade its users to upgrade. One core reason is the so-called
Bill Gates Will Give Away $200 Billion by 2045—And He’s Dragging Elon Musk on the Way Out
“The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced.” That’s not a Gates original, but a quote from Andrew Carnegie that Bill Gates seems determined to
Gold Fever at CERN
For thousands of years, alchemists were dismissed as mystics chasing illusions, trying to turn lead into gold with spells, symbols, and secret fires. But now?
How to Prepare for the Epochalypse: A Survival Guide for 2038
Suppose we’re still alive by 19 January 2038—not obliterated by nuclear war or another pandemic—then we’ll have one more apocalypse to worry about: the Epochalypse.
Apple Just Invented… a Delay? The iPhone 18’s Split Launch Smells Like Desperation Perfumed with Premium Glass
In a move so radical it might actually be… a scheduling tweak, Apple is reportedly planning the biggest shake-up to its iPhone release cycle in
ASUS ROG Thor 1000W Platinum III ATX v3.1 PSU Review
The ASUS ROG Thor 1000W Platinum III in an expensive PSU using a new Seasonic platform. It features a single GaN MODFET on its primary
China Transmits 1 Terabit per Second Over 750 Miles—Solving Telecom’s Biggest Dilemma
Speed or security? Until now, telecom companies had to choose. Not anymore. China has just achieved a milestone that could reshape the future of global
ASUS ROG Thor 1200W Platinum III ATX v3.1 PSU Review
The ASUS ROG Thor 1200W Platinum III is a high-end PSU using a Seasonic platform. It features GaN MODFETs so it will be interesting to
Ocypus Iota C70 ARGB Chassis Review: A Promising Alternative
In today’s review, we look at the Ocypus Iota C70, a dual-chamber case with nice looks, sold at a fair price level. Read the full
Apple Eyes AI-Powered Safari as Google’s Search Empire Feels the Heat
In a potential seismic shift for the tech industry, Apple is exploring the integration of AI-powered search alternatives into its Safari browser—an initiative that could
iPhone 17 Air: Apple’s Slimmest iPhone Ever Comes With a Battery Warning Label
Apple is preparing to launch its thinnest iPhone yet—but at a cost. According to a new report from The Information, the upcoming iPhone 17 Air,
If a Blue Circle Appears on Your WhatsApp, We Have Good and Bad News
A small, glowing blue circle has quietly appeared in WhatsApp—and it’s anything but cosmetic. It signals the long-awaited arrival of Meta AI in Europe. After
Quantum Hope: Can Next-Gen Computing Shrink AI’s Energy Footprint?
Artificial intelligence is booming—and burning. Behind the convenience of chatbots, recommendation systems, and AI-powered automation lies a rarely discussed truth: the staggering energy cost of
Endorfy Supremo FM6 1000W ATX v3.1 PSU Review
The Endorfy Supremo FM6 1000W has a high performance per price ratio, and it is made by SAMA, an OEM that so far only dealed
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — How a Passion Project Became 2025’s Most Talked-About Game
2 Million Copies Sold in Just 12 Days — and It’s Only Getting Started Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has emerged as an unexpected juggernaut in
“GPS Just Became Obsolete”: Quantum Navigation Breakthrough Promises 50x More Precision
In a scientific leap with wide-reaching implications, Australia’s Q-CTRL has unveiled Ironstone Opal, a next-generation quantum navigation system that sidesteps GPS entirely — and does
ADATA Marks 24 Years with Global Push for Sustainability
As it celebrates 24 years in the tech industry, ADATA Technology is shifting focus toward embedding sustainability into its global brand strategy. Under the anniversary