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Category: Computing

Microsoft’s Office 2024 vs. 365 Doc Makes the Choice Clearer
BusinessComputingHardware

Microsoft’s Office 2024 vs. 365 Doc Makes the Choice Clearer

Microsoft has quietly published updated guidance clarifying the differences between Office 2024 and Microsoft 365. The key trade-off is perpetual license vs. ongoing updates and AI features. The document highlights a notable limitation for family plans.

by Darren HoltDecember 8, 2025
Advantech Bets Big on AMD to Power the Next Edge AI Wave
ComputingHardwareManufacturing

Advantech Bets Big on AMD to Power the Next Edge AI Wave

Advantech is centering its next-generation edge platforms on AMD’s EPYC Embedded processors. The move targets demanding workloads like real-time medical imaging and enterprise AI that require high-core counts and massive I/O.

by Noah VanceDecember 8, 2025
3 Ubuntu Flavors That Are Actually Better Than the Original
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3 Ubuntu Flavors That Are Actually Better Than the Original

Ubuntu is popular, but its official flavors often outperform it for specific needs. Xubuntu revives old hardware, Kubuntu offers a powerful modern desktop, and Ubuntu Studio is a pre-configured creative suite. Here’s why you might want to skip the main edition.

by Noah VanceDecember 8, 2025
AI’s Heat Problem is Forcing a Liquid Cooling Revolution
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AI’s Heat Problem is Forcing a Liquid Cooling Revolution

The explosive growth of AI workloads is pushing data center power densities to extremes that air cooling can’t handle. Operators are now forced to design “liquid-ready” infrastructure to stay relevant, marking a fundamental shift in how these facilities are built and managed.

by Noah VanceDecember 8, 2025
ASRock’s weird new motherboard solves a real DDR5 problem
ComputingHardwareTechnology

ASRock’s weird new motherboard solves a real DDR5 problem

ASRock has launched a niche H610M Combo motherboard that can use either DDR4 or DDR5 memory. It’s a practical solution for builders stuck between memory generations and pricing. This Intel-exclusive board highlights a key flexibility advantage over AMD’s current platforms.

by Noah VanceDecember 8, 2025
Liquid Cooling Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All. Here’s Why.
ComputingHardwareInnovation

Liquid Cooling Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All. Here’s Why.

The data center cooling game is changing fast. According to a technical director from modular data center designer Oper8, liquid cooling is no longer experimental but a practical necessity for handling today’s high-density AI and HPC loads. The real challenge is figuring out the right solution for e

by Darren HoltDecember 8, 2025
Pipe’s CEO Out, Half Its Staff Gone. What’s Next?
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Pipe’s CEO Out, Half Its Staff Gone. What’s Next?

Fintech startup Pipe is undergoing a massive leadership and workforce shakeup. The CEO is out, the CFO is gone, and about half of its 150 employees have been laid off. The company says it’s focusing on profitability and a “leaner” structure.

by Noah VanceDecember 8, 2025
AI Bubble? IBM and AMD CEOs Say No, But Warn of Trillion-Dollar Reality
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AI Bubble? IBM and AMD CEOs Say No, But Warn of Trillion-Dollar Reality

The CEOs of IBM and AMD don’t see an AI bubble bursting. But IBM’s Arvind Krishna paints a stark picture: the industry’s planned data centers could cost $8 trillion, a bill that might never be paid. Meanwhile, AMD is busy selling chips into the frenzy.

by Noah VanceDecember 5, 2025
Samsung’s $1,800 XR headset is a work-from-anywhere game changer
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Samsung’s $1,800 XR headset is a work-from-anywhere game changer

After returning the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, a professional engineer tested Samsung’s $1,800 Galaxy XR headset for two weeks of real work. The verdict? Despite some quirks, its ability to create massive virtual displays on the go makes it a keeper for business travel.

by Darren HoltDecember 5, 2025
Your RAM is Slower Than Advertised. Here’s Why That’s Normal.
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Your RAM is Slower Than Advertised. Here’s Why That’s Normal.

If your new high-speed RAM is running slower than the number on the box, don’t panic. Motherboards default to conservative JEDEC speeds for stability. The advertised speed is an overclocking profile you need to enable yourself.

by Noah VanceDecember 4, 2025

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