HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Russian-Chinese Irtysh 32-core CPU runs The Witcher 3 at 30+ FPS — heavyweight chip still imposes CPU bottleneck despite impressive specsTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Inside Google's TPU V8 strategy, delivering two chips for two crucial tasks at incredible scale — network scales up to 1 million TPUs per cluster, an advantage over Nvidia AI acceleratorsTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Steam Controller developer interview — Valve talks design, the learning curve, and the lack of kernel driversTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Valve Steam Controller review: Every input to PC game from the sofaTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Microsoft and OpenAI end exclusivity agreement, opening up potential partnerships with Amazon and Google — Microsoft will continue to receive revenue share through 2030Tom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Complex that supplies 70% of global critical PCB base targeted in Iranian strike — attack could fracture the already disrupted electronics supply chainTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 28, 2026Claude-powered AI coding agent deletes entire company database in 9 seconds — backups zapped, after Cursor tool powered by Anthropic's Claude goes rogueTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 27, 2026New AI data center in Utah will generate and consume more than twice the amount of power the entire state uses — Kevin O'Leary's 9 Gigawatt Utah data center campus approvedTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 27, 2026Hacktivists share a guide on making working electronics PCBs from natural clay using a prehistoric technique — an ethical hardware tutorial explains how to find clay, stamp 3D-printed circuits, paint traces, and fire tabletsTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 27, 2026TSMC details next-gen CoWoS roadmap: over 14-reticle packages and a 48x leap in compute power expected by 2029 — massive size enables 24 HBM5E stacks and a further boost in memory bandwidthTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 27, 20263D printing community organizes against California law that would restrict sales to state-approved models to prevent printing gun partsTom's Hardware
HARDWARE·April 27, 2026Developer creates a basic first-person shooter game using Gaussian splats, and you can play it for free in your browserTom's Hardware
