Latest articles by Andy Edser
The Proteus Controller is a $299 modular input device for players with disabilities and Microsoft has more good news for accessibility
news And rather funky looking it is too.
Scanning 1 cubic millimetre of brain tissue resulted in 1,400,000 GB of data, or about the same space as your dad's holiday photo collection
news Why do I feel like a scan of mine would take significantly less?
Has your VPN failed to connect recently? Microsoft says the latest Windows security update may provide a fix
news If you've been experiencing VPN issues, Windows may have been to blame up until now.
Gone in 12 seconds—Two US brothers charged with stealing $25M in crypto heist using skills they acquired at MIT
news The modern-day heist just isn't as romantic somehow, is it?
US Commerce Secretary says if China seized TSMC it would be 'absolutely devastating' to the US economy, as it buys 92% of its cutting-edge chips from the Taiwanese manufacturer
news As Chinese relations with Taiwan remain strained, the US continues to reinforce the importance of chip manufacturing on home soil.
'A number of threads retracted from the brain' of Neuralink's first implant patient, but they say they're still 'beating my friends in games that as a quadriplegic I should not be beating them in'
news Small setbacks and brain implants strikes as a potentially disastrous combo, but the trial still seems like a success so far.
Steam Deck update brings improved graphics driver for better performance, along with fixes and features galore
news It's SteamOS update day, at least for those of you on the preview channel.
Experiencing Tekken 8 crashes? Nvidia admits to ongoing driver bug with 10-series cards
news Bash, smash, and in this case, occasionally crash.
NPU who? Nah, I'll do my AI image generation on a Commodore 64 thanks very much
news But wait, what's this? It's 42 year old hardware, coming in with the steel chair!
Nvidia overtakes Qualcomm to become the biggest chip designer by revenue, which should give Jensen plenty to smile about
news The relentless march of Team Green continues.
Lenovo Legion 7 16IRX9 review
White hot Intel Core i9 14900HX | RTX 4070 (130W) | 32GB DDR5-5600 | 1TB SSD | $2,000
Asus may have accidentally revealed the new AMD Strix Point naming scheme, before quickly pulling a 'nothing to see here'
news This is a deliberate attempt to give me a headache, isn't it?
Meet Sparkles, otherwise known as Boston Dynamics' Spot in a big blue fluffy dog suit
news I can't decide if it's better or worse. Worse, I think.
One step closer to a sci-fi reality—NASA announces funding for a quantum dot solar sail and a levitating train on the Moon
news If my daily railway experiences are anything to go by, it'll be late. But lunar late!
More than half of Fortune 100 companies have bought Vision Pro units according to Apple. So it's sold at least 50 then
news "Does anyone want a go? Just me? I'll put it back in the box"
There's still time to bid on this decommissioned petaflop supercomputer including 8,064 Intel Xeon CPUs but no cables—local collection only
news A friend of mine owns a pickup truck, would that do?
Gray Zone Warfare delivers the odd hitch and stutter, but overall it's a reasonable Early Access ride
Tactical Move Some early niggles for sure, but otherwise our testing has been a fairly smooth experience.
At one with the machine—How sim racing has helped me practise mindfulness
The long way home As gaming experiences go, I'm not sure I've experienced anything quite so calming as climbing behind the wheel of a virtual car.
TSMC looks set to hit Intel where it hurts, announcing its A16 node with 'Super Power Rail' backside power delivery
news The battle of the backsides. At least, that's what I'm calling it in my head.
Microsoft has released the source code for MS-DOS 4.0 and it's giving me all the nostalgia feels
news Fond memories of beige machines.
Fancy a borked Intel CPU for just $3.25? This Japanese Gacha machine is just for you
news Makes a change from a bit of plastic tat, doesn't it?
Meta spent $4.3 billion on its VR division in three months, and made *checks figures* $440 million in return
news Math isn't my strong point, but those numbers make my teeth hurt.
This Fallout-inspired post-apocalyptic wasteland game runs in Excel, because spreadsheets will outlive us all
news Some would argue using Excel was like living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland already. Zing!
