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Category: Computing

Cincoze’s New DIN-Rail PC Aims to Shake Up Smart Factories
ComputingHardwareManufacturing

Cincoze’s New DIN-Rail PC Aims to Shake Up Smart Factories

Cincoze has unveiled its MD-3000 series, a new line of scalable DIN-rail computers built for smart manufacturing. It packs a 14th Gen Intel Core CPU and modular expansion into a rugged, compact chassis designed for harsh industrial settings.

by Priya KapoorDecember 16, 2025
iPadOS 26.3 Beta Arrives, But Don’t Expect Much
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

iPadOS 26.3 Beta Arrives, But Don’t Expect Much

Apple has seeded the first beta of iPadOS 26.3 to developers. Following an annual pattern, this is expected to be a light update before the company’s holiday hiatus, with major new features unlikely.

by Priya KapoorDecember 16, 2025
Think Twice Before Exposing These 6 Services to the Internet
ComputingCybersecurityPrivacy

Think Twice Before Exposing These 6 Services to the Internet

According to a detailed report from XDA-Developers, exposing common services like SSH, SMB, or admin panels directly to the internet is a major risk, even with strong passwords. The article advocates for a “defense in depth” strategy using VPNs and VLANs instead of simple port forwarding.

by Samuel KimDecember 16, 2025
Ubisoft Snags a Siege Creator’s New MOBA From Amazon
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Ubisoft Snags a Siege Creator’s New MOBA From Amazon

Ubisoft has purchased the free-to-play MOBA March of Giants from Amazon Games. The deal also marks the return of Rainbow Six Siege’s original creative director, Xavier Marquis, to the publisher.

by Priya KapoorDecember 16, 2025
The AI Boom’s Hidden Cost: A Data Center Power Crisis
AICloudComputing

The AI Boom’s Hidden Cost: A Data Center Power Crisis

Global data center electricity demand is projected to more than double in five years, consuming as much as Japan by 2030. AI alone could account for nearly half of that power this year, forcing a major rethink of how we store data.

by Priya KapoorDecember 16, 2025
Apple’s M5 Max iMac Pro is Back in Development
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Apple’s M5 Max iMac Pro is Back in Development

Apple is actively developing a high-end iMac Pro powered by the upcoming M5 Max chip, according to leaked internal debug files. The leak also outlines a full slate of future Macs, including MacBook Pros with M6 chips and a mysterious low-cost MacBook with an A18 Pro chip.

by Samuel KimDecember 16, 2025
Arm Servers Are Finally a Real Option for Your Home Lab
ComputingHardwareInnovation

Arm Servers Are Finally a Real Option for Your Home Lab

The Arm ecosystem for home servers has quietly matured, fixing long-standing issues with hardware support, boot processes, and virtualization. While x86 isn’t going away, Arm is now a smart, efficient choice for a growing range of always-on services.

by Priya KapoorDecember 13, 2025
Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool Quietly Gets a Big Windows 11 Update
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool Quietly Gets a Big Windows 11 Update

Microsoft has quietly updated its Media Creation Tool to pull the latest Windows 11 25H2 build. This comes alongside a major December 2025 Patch Tuesday update fixing three zero-day vulnerabilities. The tool is key for manual installs and recovery.

by Priya KapoorDecember 12, 2025
Microsoft Finally Fixes Those Annoying Windows 11 Flashes
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft Finally Fixes Those Annoying Windows 11 Flashes

Microsoft has released a new update for Windows 11 targeting two specific but widespread bugs. KB5072033 fixes a distracting white flash in File Explorer and ensures the Ask Copilot “Click to Do” window opens correctly. It’s a quality-of-life patch for nearly every user.

by Samuel KimDecember 12, 2025
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 update sprint: what happens after two OS bumps in one year?
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Samsung’s Galaxy S24 update sprint: what happens after two OS bumps in one year?

Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series got its first two major OS updates, One UI 7 and 8, in a single year. This unusual sprint leaves five more upgrades on the promised seven-year roadmap. The big question now is timing.

by Samuel KimDecember 12, 2025

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