General Compute just got the first-ever loan collateralized by AI inference chips instead of GPUs — a quiet signal the market is betting beyond Nvidia.
Ravi Malhotra · 52m ago · 6 min
Local-AI hardware
Which card runs a model, what fits at your context length, and what it costs to rent — computed from each model's own config and live provider prices. Not opinion.
Serious Sam: Shatterverse drops multiple universes' worth of Sam into one co-op shooter — here's what's actually new and what isn't.
Diego Santos · 52m ago · 5 min
Claude burned through 650 dead ends to push the Riemann zeta problem forward — real progress, not the proof half the internet is calling it.
Lena Fischer · 52m ago · 6 min
Microsoft fixed the RoguePlanet Defender flaw in July. On August 12, the same researcher it threatened with legal action published a working bypass — and there's still no patch.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min
Six government agencies just confirmed a ransomware crew is rewriting authentication files on Fortinet VPN portals so a single fake one-time code logs in every time — MFA included.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min
A 9.8-severity bug in vCenter's syslog server went from patch to active exploitation in five days, and attackers are planting permanent backdoors, not just stealing data.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min
Building around a single GPU used to be the obvious move. With cards jumping 39% in two months, the math on prebuilt AI appliances just got a lot more interesting.
Nadia Rahman · 14h ago · 8 min
The RTX 5060 Ti got hit hardest, the RTX 5080 barely moved, and that flipped the value math. Here's what actually makes sense, card by card, in August 2026.
Lena Fischer · 14h ago · 9 min
The RTX PRO 6000 nearly doubled in eight months. Here's what your money actually buys against every real alternative for running big models at home.
Ravi Malhotra · 14h ago · 8 min
The RTX PRO 6000 nearly doubled in eight months. Here's what your money actually buys against every real alternative for running big models at home.
Ravi Malhotra · 14h ago · 8 min
Nvidia's trading at its cheapest valuation in a decade. Meanwhile the price of renting a GPU by the hour nearly doubled. Both are true at once.
Ravi Malhotra · 18h ago · 7 min
the Pixel 11 starts at 256GB instead of 128GB, for the same $899 as last year. that sounds generous until you realize why storage doubled right when memory got expensive.
Ravi Malhotra · 19h ago · 7 min
Claude burned through 650 dead ends to push the Riemann zeta problem forward — real progress, not the proof half the internet is calling it.
Lena Fischer · 52m ago · 6 min
The RTX 5060 Ti got hit hardest, the RTX 5080 barely moved, and that flipped the value math. Here's what actually makes sense, card by card, in August 2026.
Lena Fischer · 14h ago · 9 min
A 41-page federal lawsuit accuses OpenAI's hardware team, built around Jony Ive's old studio, of stealing Apple's secrets 'at every level.'
Lena Fischer · 18h ago · 7 min
Serious Sam: Shatterverse drops multiple universes' worth of Sam into one co-op shooter — here's what's actually new and what isn't.
Diego Santos · 52m ago · 5 min
85% of US console gamers regularly play PlayStation. 76% play Nintendo. Xbox trails both at 58% — and its own new CEO just called the division 'unhealthy.'
Diego Santos · 19h ago · 6 min
Helldivers 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Vampire Survivors and Hell Is Us all join PlayStation Plus in August, and for once the free additions don't feel like filler.
Diego Santos · 19h ago · 5 min
Gothic, Gothic II and Gothic III are coming to PS5, Xbox and Switch 2 between July and November 2026 — the first official console release in the trilogy's 25-year history.
Tom Ashcroft · 18h ago · 6 min
Patlabor: The Case Files launches September 17 — 21 years after the franchise's last game — and it looks like a proper budget action title, not a cash-in.
Tom Ashcroft · 18h ago · 6 min
Microsoft fixed the RoguePlanet Defender flaw in July. On August 12, the same researcher it threatened with legal action published a working bypass — and there's still no patch.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min
Six government agencies just confirmed a ransomware crew is rewriting authentication files on Fortinet VPN portals so a single fake one-time code logs in every time — MFA included.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min
A 9.8-severity bug in vCenter's syslog server went from patch to active exploitation in five days, and attackers are planting permanent backdoors, not just stealing data.
Priya Nair · 6h ago · 6 min