When Intel introduced their new Xeon E5-2600 v4 chip, server manufacturers wasted no time to debut faster compatible servers. Server manufacture giants like Lenovo, HPE, & Dell seem to be always announcing new products soon after Intel debuts new chips. Read more >>

On March 24, 2016, Agam Shah has released an article on PCWorld discussing how Energy Star is planning to research coprocessors in order to increase that accuracy of its power efficiency ratings. Read more >>

Slovakian cyber security company ESET has just revealed that they have discovered a new type of Trojan malware that can be spread simply by plugging in a USB drive. Aptly dubbed the USB Thief, this new type of malware is spread by directly plugging in a USB device to the target computer. Read more >>

Although cell phones have advanced leaps and bounds over the past 10 to 15 years, the way in which they charge has remained largely the same.  Many hardware manufacturing companies still rely on some type of wall plugin element to charge up their devices, and although the development of micro USB chargers has made charging quicker, no truly innovative method of charging has emerged until now.  In recent years, phone developers have begun to integrate “wireless charging” capabilities into their products.  In fact, wireless charging technology has progressed so far within the past few years that the tech can now accommodate a wide range of products besides cell-phones including smart watches, tablets, speakers, and more. Read more >>

The future in fitness has just changed a bit with the announcement of Intel partnering up with Exos to make fitness warbles more personal and insightful for people who work out. Exos who if you are not familiar with has worked with Adidas on its line of wearables in the past including the MiCoach Elite wearable system which was used by the great German National Football team during the 2014 world cup tournament which we all know that Germany was the champions of the world cup that year. Read more >>