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7 Microsoft Devices You Can Flip for a Profit

Searching for Microsoft gadgets on secondary marketplaces can yield above-average margins for flippers. Here are seven highly profitable options to start with.

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What Is Going On With Semiconductor Stocks On Tuesday

Semiconductor stocks traded lower on Tuesday, signaling investor profit-taking.

Benzinga

What is UltraRAM and why could it have such a profound effect on future phones and devices?

A new memory technology is on its way that combines RAM and flash storage in one – which could make devices faster and more efficient

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From The Boardroom To Bedroom: Laurent Freixe, Andy Byron, And 5 Other CEO's Who've Lost Their Jobs Due To Affairs

Scandals that shook the C-suite: 7 CEOs, including Laurent Freixe and Andy Byron, lost their jobs over affairs. Here's what led to their downfall.

International Business Times UK

How Is Intel’s Stock Performance Compared to Other Semiconductor Stocks?

Despite Intel outperforming its industry peers over the past year, analysts maintain a cautious outlook on the stock’s future prospects.

Barchart

Surface Pro 12th Gen: Everything we know so far about Microsoft's next flagship Windows 11 tablet 2-in-1

Microsoft's next flagship Surface Pro is in development. Here's everything we think we know, and what we want to see from the 12th generation Surface Pro.

Windows Central

What if modern PC gaming were just a little more Nintendo? Kazeta, a Linux-based OS, aims to find out with plug 'n' play SD 'carts' and by going all in on retro simplicity

Go put your records on.

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Intel's patent for 'software defined super cores' probably won't make an appearance in CPUs any time soon but implementing the tech could spell the end of the P-core

No P, no E. Just cores. Super cores.

PC Gamer

‘The leading socialist of our time’: Gavin Newsom flips the script on ‘completely perverted’ Donald Trump

Oh this is going to sting.

We Got This Covered

A former mayor in the Philippines may have got a majorly bad deal on computing tech, reportedly paying $175,000 for 16 Intel 11th Gen machines

And the current mayor doubts their reasoning.

PC Gamer

Intel just got $5.7B from the US government — but Trump could block foundry spinoff

The US now owns 9.9% of Intel and wants the chipmaker to retain control of its foundry business.

Windows Central

Storage and memory Holy Grail gets massive boost with new partnership: UltraRAM inches closer to industrial production of NAND and DRAM killer

UltraRAM wants to combine RAM and storage into one chip, although manufacturing density and market readiness remain uncertain.

TechRadar

It's 2025 and this bargain-priced mini PC still uses USB 2.0 ports - and foolishly doesn't label them as such

Beelink launches budget-price EQi13 Pro mini PC with a choice of Intel processors, quiet 32dB cooling, dual Ethernet ports, and a durable full-metal chassis.

TechRadar

The Lenovo Legion 5 has no business with an OLED display like this

The latest Lenovo Legion 5 punches well above its price tag in its display and chassis, while still offering solid mid-range performance.

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MSI Crosshair 16 HX AI (2025) review

A laptop that leans on the AI nomenclature, because it kinda needs to.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel files patent for 'Software Defined Supercore' — increases single-thread performance and IPC by mimicking ultra-wide execution using multiple cores

Intel's Software Defined Supercore (SDC) lets multiple CPU cores fuse into a virtual high-performance core to boost single-thread speed without building wider physical cores.

Tom’s Hardware

Shuttle intros semi-ruggedized barebone Intel Arrow Lake-S mini PC — support for 65W Intel Core Ultra 200 CPUs

Small form factor (SFF) PC specialist Shuttle has rolled out a semi-rugged compact PC system dubbed the XPC slim DH810.

PC Gamer

Even after performance fixes and price cuts, Intel's CEO admits that it 'fumbled the football' with Arrow Lake CPUs but claims that Nova Lake will fix everything

Pinky promise?

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Benzinga

US Revokes Chip Production Permissions For Samsung, SK Hynix, Intel In China—Beijing 'Opposes' Move

The U.S. has revoked the authorizations that allowed Samsung (OTC:SSNLF) and SK Hynix to receive American semiconductor manufacturing equipment in China.

Windows Central

ASUS built a desktop gaming PC around a mobile CPU — it's an interesting, if flawed, idea

ASUS built the T500 to offer a desktop-class RTX graphics card paired with an Intel Core laptop CPU. Does it work? Not really. Here's what you need to know.

TechRadar

Does your kid really need a laptop? Here's everything you need to know

As kids go back to school, you might be wondering whether you need to buy them a laptop - and TechRadar is here to help.

Benzinga

Powell's Rate Cut Plans, Trump's Investment Strategy And More: This Week In Politics

It’s been an eventful week, with significant developments in the tech, finance, and political sectors. Here’s a quick roundup of the top stories that made headlines.

Tom’s Hardware

Core Ultra 3 205 flaunts 30% higher multi-core performance over Core i3-14100 in early benchmarks — extra E-cores seemingly contribute to uplift

Geekbench 6 benchmarks featuring the Core Ultra 3 205 have emerged, revealing a 30% multi-core performance improvement for Intel's upcoming entry-level Arrow Lake chip compared to the Core i3-14100, Intel's outgoing entry-level processor.

Tom’s Hardware

Battlefield 6's modest system requirements open the doors to gamers of all budgets — six-year-old GPUs meet minimum recommendations

EA just confirmed the final specifications for Battlefield 6, and it's excellent news.

Tom’s Hardware

$175,000 computer server package acquired by mayor flagged as suspicious due to an apparent 1,300% markup

A recently elected mayor has brought to light a suspiciously expensive computer systems deal, which was signed, sealed, and delivered by their predecessor.

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