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For reasons unknown, there's currently a massive Steam sale on the singleplayer games by Respawn until February 20. Titanfall 2 and 2019's Jedi: Fallen Order can each be had for under $5, while last year's Jedi Survivor is currently 50% off, or about $35 (first spotted by PCGamesN).
AMD disclosed four «high security» vulnerabilities affecting its Zen 1–4 processors, including the popular Ryzen 3000 desktop and 4000 mobile series CPUs. These vulnerabilities can drastically affect performance and security across an array of AMD-based systems, including servers, gaming desktop PCs, and workstation PCs utilizing AMD processors.
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Windows 12 may not be coming this year after all. Perhaps one reason is that Microsoft is already struggling to get users to give up Windows 10 and migrate to Windows 11. How can Microsoft encourage users to make the switch? Promote its best features? Better performance? AI functionality? Apparently not.
Samsung and TSMC have locked horns in the 2nm chip race, with both foundry giants earlier said to be preparing samples for Qualcomm on the next-generation lithography. However, when it comes to securing actual orders, the Korean giant obtains a win in that column by bringing a Japanese startup into the fold. It is said that this research firm decided to skip TSMC for its 2nm technology, and we have a few reasons why it would make this decision.
AMD's upcoming RDNA 4 GPUs have witnessed rapid developments at Linux as Team Red pushes out new IP blocks targeted toward bringing enhanced support.
A data breach can be an embarrassing admission for a company, but when it comes to a leak of government controlled data, particularly in regards to the sort of sensitive information held by national security agencies and the military, the stakes can become a lot higher. It appears that the US Department of Defence has had to make just such an admission, as it notified an estimated 20,600 individuals that some of their email messages and potentially personal information contained within had been exposed to the internet at large.
In a recent development, a hacker claimed to have obtained sensitive information belonging to thousands of users on Kick.com, a streaming platform owned by Stake.com and positioned as a rival to Twitch. The alleged breach includes payment details, passwords, and additional personal data, raising concerns about the security of Kick's growing user base.