Researchers have created a new type of artificial atom larger than a wavelength of light. These “giant superatoms” show promise for moving quantum information without losing its fragile quantum state, a key hurdle for quantum computing.
According to CNBC, market strategist Jay Woods is watching materials stocks, represented by the XLB ETF, for momentum. He links the move to U.S. action in Venezuela and low crude prices, with defense and energy sectors also in play.
Asus is launching three new OLED gaming monitors featuring “RGB Stripe” pixel technology aimed at solving text clarity issues. The lineup includes a 27-inch 4K model with Tandem OLED and two 34-inch QD-OLED ultrawides with higher refresh rates.
For one tech blogger, true productivity in 2026 means ditching cloud dependencies for a self-hosted stack. Their setup includes tools for documents, notes, reading, and bookmarks, all running on their own hardware for ultimate control and peace of mind.
AMD is kicking off 2026 with significant updates for its Linux software stack. The RadeonSI graphics driver is undergoing a major compilation refactor, and the ROCm 7.10 release now formally supports the upcoming Strix Point APUs.
NVIDIA appears to be expanding its Blackwell GPU family with five newly spotted PCI IDs. The additions include one GB110 and the new GB112 and GB120 chips, likely targeting data centers, not gamers.
The massive demand for AI infrastructure is creating a memory shortage for consumer devices. According to a new report, this could lead to significantly higher prices for PCs and smartphones in the coming years.
The Phoenix project is a complete rewrite of the X server using the Zig language, aiming to keep X11 applications alive in a Wayland-dominated future. It promises a simpler, safer system but admits it’s not ready for production use yet. This effort comes as major distros like Kubuntu make Wayland th
Lenovo is pushing a surprise update to its Legion Go handhelds that brings major optimizations for Microsoft’s Xbox Full Screen Experience. The update, version 1.3.4.9, adds a quick toggle, a dedicated widget, and improves system resource allocation for a more console-like feel.
Upgrading your graphics card used to be a straightforward, transformative PC upgrade. According to a new analysis, that era is over, killed by luxury pricing, shrinking generational gains, and a reliance on AI software tricks instead of raw power.
