According to TheRegister.com, Lenovo’s Neptune direct water-cooling technology is now behind the world’s fastest and most energy-efficient supercomputers. The system, which pipes 45°C water directly to server components, has achieved a Power Usage Effectiveness of 1.1 and powers the top-ranked syste
A new Nvidia supercomputer is set to go live in Cork, Ireland. The liquid-cooled system, built with eight B200 Blackwell chips, is an upgrade to the previous Boole system and is touted as a first for Europe.
New evidence suggests Apple is testing an unreleased iMac with a powerful M5 Max chip, potentially reviving the iMac Pro line. The last iMac Pro launched in 2021 with Intel and AMD parts. This could be a major shift for Apple’s all-in-one desktop strategy.
Every new Windows 11 install comes loaded with Microsoft apps, but not all are essential. Based on the current Windows 11 version 25H2, here’s a practical guide to which built-in tools boost productivity and which are just bloatware.
According to a new report, Apple is testing an iMac Pro with an M5 Max chip. However, it may not feature the top-tier M5 Ultra, raising questions about its target audience and value proposition in a portable-first world.
Apple’s latest Mac mini with the M4 chip has dropped to a historic low price of $479 on Amazon. This massive discount for the powerful, compact desktop makes competing mini PCs and budget Windows towers a tough sell right before the holidays.
Microsoft is rolling out a significant stability-focused update for Windows 11 testers. Build 28020.1362 tackles long-standing bugs in File Explorer, the taskbar, and graphics. It’s a polish release aimed at making the OS feel more reliable.
A new laser projector is making a serious case for ditching your living room TV. The Dangbei DBOX02 Pro delivers a massive, bright 4K image with the simplicity of Google TV, all for under a grand.
The explosive growth of AI is breaking traditional data center design. A new report details how power, cooling, and compute can no longer be planned in isolation, leading to radical new hardware and organizational shifts.
According to an internal email from fall 2024, an Nvidia infrastructure specialist labeled Microsoft’s cooling approach for new GB200 Blackwell GPU racks as “wasteful.” The critique centers on a building-level system that uses air instead of water, a design Microsoft defends for its flexibility and
