Asus Faces Hack Involving Company Supplier

From PC Mag: Asus is reporting that one of its suppliers was hacked after a ransomware group claimed to have stolen over 1TB from the company.

Asus didn’t name the supplier, but indicated it had lost some company data to the attackers. “This affected some of the camera source code for ASUS phones...

Intel admits it needs more Core Ultra 200-series wafers

From Tom's Hardware: Intel this week reiterated that it cannot meet demand for all of its client and data center processors due to insufficient supply, and specifically mentioned that it could use more Core Ultra 200-series Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake wafers to increase shipments of appropriate...

China's Starlink Rival Could Offer In-Flight Wi-Fi To Airbus Jets

From PC Mag: As SpaceX’s Starlink reaches deals with airlines to provide in-flight Wi-Fi, the company’s competition in China is starting to do the same.

The rival Chinese satellite constellation, Qianfan, is becoming an option to power in-flight Wi-Fi over Airbus jets. On Thursday, Qianfan’s...

PlayStation 5 Slim Gets a Sneaky, Pro-Level Upgrade

From ExtremeTech: Sony has quietly updated its PlayStation 5 Slim with a grooved heatsink design borrowed directly from the PlayStation 5 Pro, console modder Modyfikator89 shared via X this weekend. The new models, starting with the CFI-2116 revision, now feature precision-machined grooves around...

Introducing Epoch XL

From Fractal Design Press Release: Epoch XL scales up the clean design of the Epoch series into a more spacious format.

With a ventilated mesh front panel and three high-performance Momentum 14 fans included, it is engineered to deliver powerful airflow and keep components running smoothly. For...

Micron will end Crucial consumer brand in another AI casualty

From PC World: The AI boom has claimed another victim: Crucial, Micron’s consumer storage brand that the company says will wind down in 2026 to focus on its enterprise businesses.

Micron said that it will close Crucial in February 2026, though it will continue to support Crucial products and...

Apple removed a Night mode photo feature from the iPhone 17 Pro

From The Verge: iPhone 17 Pro users have fewer ways to take photographs in low-light conditions compared to those using older iPhone models. Specifically, the option to select Night mode when taking snaps in Portrait mode — which gives the camera app an artsy depth-of-field effect — isn’t supported...

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