The evolution of the PCI Express standard continues apace, with the finalization of 6.0 and the first steps towards 7.0 Last year, the PCI Special Interest Group (PCI-SIG) [...]
While Microsoft's technology is struggling to gain a foothold, PCIe Gen 5.0 could make it even more attractive. Introduced several years ago, DirectStorage technology made a big impact on the market. [...]
Fortunately, support for ZIP files hasn't made third-party software disappear, and the same is likely to be true of the RAR format. There are only [...]
Already the third "Moment" for Windows 11, this new update format adopted by Microsoft. Last Wednesday, Microsoft launched the deployment of "Moment 3". [...]
A huge plant dedicated to batteries for the automotive sector, but one that could pave the way for other projects. Barring a further upheaval in the timetable, it will no longer be possible to - [...]
Microsoft no longer allows you to activate your old Windows XP, but nine years after the company shut down its servers, some clever souls have found a solution. [...]
Under pressure from AMD, Intel switched to 64-bit on consumer products almost 20 years ago, and this was the occasion for a (small) upheaval. Today, a large number of [...]
Several months after the big high-end models, here come the "entry-level" Ada Lovelace and RDNA3 generations. Promises made, promises kept, AMD and NVIDIA have [...]
Windows 11 will soon be able to recognize TAR, 7-ZIP, RAR and GZ archives without the need to install third-party software. While this may sound like news for 2023, it's not. [...]
Fortunately, Phison - the controller's designer - has already prepared a patch. PCI Express Gen 5 once again doubles the bandwidth compared to PCI Express Gen 2. [...]
If the 22H2 version of Windows 10 will remain the last major evolution, Microsoft continues to bring "security" updates for its system. While Microsoft [...]
In recent weeks, many consumers have been surprised to find that their non-HP ink or toner cartridges, although compatible, no longer work on their printer [...]