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Just when we thought targeted ads couldn't get any worse, these were found serving malware
Researchers uncovered a zero-click spyware campaign delivered through online advertisements, requiring no user interactionJournalists’ devices were infected with surveillance malware capable of stealing data, messages, audio, and videoInvestigation linked the operation to Israeli firms tied to ad-tech infrastructure and commercial spyw...

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As Nvidia's RTX 5090 seemingly disappears, I'm worried about GeForce GPUs

It's been a theory for quite some time now that Nvidia is — what's the polite way to put this? — let's say deprioritizing PC gamers, perhaps, or more specifically, its gaming graphics cards. But this we...


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Nevermind the RAM crisis, these are the 5 things you can do for the best PC gaming experience without overpaying for...

I'm not going to sugarcoat it: 2026 has been a terrible time to be a PC gamer. As someone who's been covering computing tech for over a decade and building machines for longer than that, the future looks bleak.

The biggest tech companies in the world are buying up vital components such as RAM and graphics cards to


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Biomemory’s DNA Shield stores critical data in synthetic DNA — beyond the reach of cyberattacks
Biomemory has unveiled DNA Shield, designed to provide offline, airgapped, secure storage of critical digital assets in synthetic DNAThe company foresees challenges to the resilience those assets (also known as “cold data”) and has hinted at the introduction of what it calls Molecular ITBiomemory is a co-chair of the DNA Data Storage A...

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I gave a 13-year-old iMac a new lease of life with two simple upgrades — but was it worth it?

Nostalgia in tech is all the rage right now. Whether it's film cameras making a comeback, CDs seeing a resurgence or flip phones dominating headlines — old tech has somehow become cool again.

I'm not immune to the nostalgia bug either but, rather than buy something new, I decided to set myself the task of giving a 2013 Apple iMac a new lease on life.

This partic...


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