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Without Jensen Huang, is it game over for GeForce?
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
Nvidia moved quickly to project continuity. In an internal memo, longtime director Harvey Jones told employees he would serve as the company's first-ever board chair. Jones, a former Synopsys CEO, has sat on Nvidia's board since its founding in 1993. The fact that Nvidia never had a separate chair until...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AMD fixes Radeon driver bug that was hammering SSDs
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
AMD's latest Adrenalin 26.11.1 driver fixes a bug that caused excessive SSD writes on systems with Radeon RX 7000 series and newer GPUs, even when idle. Available as an optional update, the release also resolves excessive disk activity when moving or resizing application windows, addressing concerns over unnecessary SSD wear.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Before Nvidia, founder and ex-CEO Jensen Huang designed processors for...
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
On his 30th birthday in 1993, Jensen Huang co-founded Nvidia.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Synology patches a critical NAS flaw that could let attackers in without logging in
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
A newly published security advisory discloses two serious vulnerabilities in DiskStation Manager (DSM), the Linux-based OS used in Synology NAS products, one of them rated critical. The storage maker warned that the flaws could be abused to remotely access and attack vulnerable devices, giving cyber-criminals – or rogue AI agents,...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Apple's HomeView nails the hardware, but the software needs work
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
Apple's first smart display earns praise for its elegant design, vibrant display, impressive sound, and intuitive smart home controls. However, its $299 price, inconsistent Siri, and limited apps hold it back. Perhaps most intriguing is Apple's attempt at facial recognition without Face ID, which has raised privacy concerns after reviewers found family members could access each other's personal messages.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Logitech offers 7,000 employees a paid day off to play GTA 6
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
Logitech explained that the program applies to all 7,000 full-time employees and interns globally, who can take the time off to play any video game of their choice, not just GTA 6. The company also clarified that the day can be used anytime between now and November 2027, and doesn't...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Telegram now lets developers turn chats into interactive mini apps
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
Telegram is expanding its Mini Apps platform with interactive widgets that run directly inside chats. Developers can use HTML, CSS, and JS to create widgets that can display dynamic content, respond to users, and support cryptocurrency payments.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO following reports of two extramarital affairs
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
"Nvidia Board of Directors announced today that Jensen Huang has resigned as President, Chief Executive Officer, and a member of the Board, effective immediately," the company said in a statement. "Colette Kress, current Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Nvidia, has agreed to serve as Interim Chief Executive...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Chicago schools tell Google they'd rather lose Search than be forced to accept AI
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
At the start of November, Chris Phillips, Google's vice president and general manager for education, said K-12 schools will soon have to accept the company's AI services to retain student access to its search engine. The reason, he claimed, was that Search and AI are now deeply integrated services. Instead...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New York forces T-Mobile to remove 50GB cap that throttled low-income home internet users to 600Kbps
Posted on Thursday November 12, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James announced the agreement on November 9. The law requires qualifying households to be offered broadband costing $15 per month with download speeds of at least 25 Mbps, or $20 for at least 200 Mbps. Those prices include taxes and equipment fees.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »