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35,000 solar PV devices hit by dozens of vulnerabilities and weaknesses: is yours one of them?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 13 June 25

Forescout finds outdated and internet-exposed solar devices are vulnerable to attack, and urges stricter security.

Pro-Ject's new affordable tube pre-amp for turntables could be the perfect next step in your analogue vinyl journey

By Carrie Marshall published 19 August 25

Pro-Ject expands its pre-amplifier range with two valve-based phono stages, including one very affordable option for beginners who want to get more serious about analogue sound.

Looking to lower your energy bills this winter? How about hosting a data center in your garden shed to help heat your home

By Efosa Udinmwen, Efosa Udinmwen published 19 November 25

An Essex couple heats their home using a shed-based HeatHub with 500 Raspberry Pi computers, cutting electricity bills dramatically.

All Lucid Air EVs just gained access to the Tesla Supercharger network, but there’s a catch

By Leon Poultney published 26 July 25

Californian EV giant Lucid says it will offer owners of older Air models the chance to buy an adapter for Tesla’s extensive Supercharger network, but charging speeds will be throttled.

One of world's largest oil companies just launched a unique cooling fluid for data centers and AI chips

By Wayne Williams published 4 June 25

Shell launches data center cooling fluid to support the growing energy demands of AI and high-performance computing infrastructure.

Hi-fi legend Quad's new super-powerful, super-connected stereo amp could be all the amp you need for the rest of your life

By Carrie Marshall published 17 October 25

Money No Object: Quad launches its "finest-ever" integrated amp, and it's future-proofed in a ton of ways

Tesla's futuristic drive-in Diner is the coolest thing it's built in years – here's what it's like inside

By Leon Poultney published 22 July 25

Tesla has just opened the doors to its new LA Diner – and it's a retro-inspired triumph.

The EV charging nightmare could soon be over – universal Plug-and-Charge protocol due for US rollout in 2025

By Leon Poultney published 5 December 24

The rollout of a new protocol in the US should finally help simplify the EV charging experience.

"AI requires cold data to be warmer" — energy-efficient Tape-as-a-Service (TaaS) combines the benefits of traditional 18TB LTO-9 storage with the convenience and flexibility of cloud services

By Wayne Williams published 3 December 24

Cloud-based Tape-as-a-Service (TaaS) solution hits general availability.

No, this is not a new Trashcan Mac Pro: Mac Mini-inspired desktop hybrid NAS sees daylight

By Efosa Udinmwen published 11 January 25

ORICO MiniTower, with its Mac Mini-inspired design, offers hybrid storage of two 24TB HDDs and an 8TB SSD.

Metaphor: ReFantazio's latest patch makes improvements to its main menu by adding a new party formation option

By Demi Williams published 16 January 25

Metaphor: ReFantazio's new patch adds a new way for players to change their party formation.

How RAG is supporting a more efficient energy sector

By Łukasz Koczwara published 12 August 24

Retrieval augmented generation (RAG) can enhance decision-making processes and act as a gateway to wider AI deployment.

A workstation PC with 540TB storage is within reach — this tower case can hold up to 15 x 36TB Seagate HDDs

By Efosa Udinmwen published 14 July 25

SilverStone Seta H2 is a storage-focused tower that supports 540TB but brings serious airflow, heat, and cost concerns for practical use.

Would you let Elon Musk control your home's power? Tesla applies to start providing electricity to UK homes

By Efosa Udinmwen published 12 August 25

Tesla seeks Ofgem approval to supply UK electricity, aiming to combine EV, solar, and storage services amid falling sales, political scrutiny, and growing competition from Chinese rivals.

Alphabet secures $4.75 billion Intersect deal to make sure its data centers have enough energy

By Craig Hale published 23 December 25

Google to buy out Intersect Power after offering financial backing in 2024, in a bid to help bolster its data center strategy.

The ultra-fast EV charging revolution could still be a way off, according to these early megawatt experiences

By Leon Poultney published 9 April 25

More expensive and more complicated, 1MW charging is still a long way off.

AI demand is leading to major data center expansions - but do they have the power to fully operate?

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published 11 November 25

Two in five data centers could face power constraints by 2027 – if they even get built in the first place.

Framework's new 16-inch laptop gets an electrifying new upgrade — 240W USB Type-C refresh means much faster charging but it's only available on AMD for now

By Wayne Williams published 3 February 24

Framework's Laptop 16 lets you change the ports, including adding a 240W USB Type-C one for fast charging.

Tesla's Supercharger network gets faster charging speeds in the US, but not all owners are happy about it

By Leon Poultney published 29 January 25

Tesla says that all North American V4 Superchargers can now deliver up to 325kW… but there’s a catch.

Millions of solar power systems could be at risk of cyber attacks after researchers find flurry of vulnerabilities

By Efosa Udinmwen published 30 March 25

Hackers could exploit weak security in solar inverters, manipulating energy production, stealing user data, and even disrupting entire power networks with alarming ease.

You can now buy a 30TB tape drive and connect it to your Apple Mac Mini - and it's almost as fast as an SSD

By Wayne Williams published 6 December 25

You can attach a 30TB LTO-10 tape drive to an Apple Mac Mini for SSD like speeds, offline security benefits and high capacity storage.

Data centers are throttling home building as infrastructure struggles to keep up with AI demands

By Craig Hale published 8 December 25

Some housing projects in London have been delayed due to data center electricity demand.

This might be the coolest iPhone accessory at CES 2025, perfectly mixing tech and aesthetics

By Jacob Krol published 5 January 25

Belkin's Stage PowerGrip is a cool-looking magnetic power bank that comes in several fun shades

US solar highway infrastructure may contain hidden malicious tech, officials warn

By Sead Fadilpašić published 12 September 25

US authorities were advised to inventory all highway gear and look for signs of undocumented communication.

AWS wants to take the strain out of modernizing all your old code - and ending tech debt quicker than ever before

By Mike Moore published 1 December 25

AWS wants to help your business end the pain of tech debt much quicker and more effectively.

Tape storage is not dead yet - but $300 LTO-10 cartridges and inflated exabyte numbers won't help its cause

By Wayne Williams published 26 July 25

Tape storage sees strong shipment numbers, but its affordability is undermined by LTO-10’s high cost per terabyte.

UK energy system is "screwed" says Octopus Energy CEO

By James Capell published 15 October 25

Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson says the UK energy system is screwed.

Could typing on your laptop help charge it as well? Scientists develop material that generates electricity when compressed

By Efosa Udinmwen published 7 December 24

New environmentally friendly polymer film converts mechanical energy into electricity.

LTO tape storage is still going strong despite Elon Musk's efforts to wipe it out - and there's now even 40TB cartridges for the AI age

By Efosa Udinmwen, Efosa Udinmwen published 15 November 25

LTO’s 40TB Ultrium tape revives magnetic storage with Aramid film and a roadmap targeting 913TB for AI-scale data.

This cheap eGPU docking station uses TB5, but you will need an external power supply to get it working

By Efosa Udinmwen published 23 July 25

Peladn’s Link S-3 eGPU dock offers Thunderbolt 5 and great connectivity, but its open-air design and external PSU requirement may limit broader appeal.