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Google will destroy browsing data collected from Chrome’s Incognito mode

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In order to settle a 2020 lawsuit accusing Google of lying to users about tracking and collecting their data in Chrome’s Incognito mode, the company agreed to delete and remediate billions of data records collected from private browsing sessions.According to the proposed settlement in Brown v. Google, deleting troves of data is just one of…

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Ukrainians crack network that stole 100m email, social accounts

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Police in Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine have announced the arrests of three cyber criminals who hacked into and appropriated the personal email and social media accounts, specifically Instagram accounts, of more than 100 million internet users. Ukrainian law enforcement searched seven properties of those involved in Kyiv, Odesa, Vinnytsia, Ivano-Frankivsk, and the Kyiv, Donetsk and…

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Samsung officially reveals GDDR7 memory for GPUs, which is great news for gamers

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After plenty of reports and even a tease at Nvidia’s 2024 GPU Technology Conference (GTC) stating that Samsung would showcase its fastest graphics memory yet, the tech manufacturer finally announced its next-gen listing of GDDR7 memory.According to the official listing, the next-gen memory will come in 16GB density, meaning 2GB per module. Each module will…

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Intel Battlemage leak gives us hope that maybe there’ll be a more powerful 2nd-gen Arc GPU after all

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Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards have been something of a worry of late, what with the lack of leaks around these next-gen GPUs, but we’ve just been treated to another piece of spillage on the 2nd-gen products (following hot on the heels of a leak a few days ago).This comes from @momomo_us on X (formerly Twitter)…

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Bad news if you’re upgrading your PC – SSDs are getting more expensive

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Yet again we’re hearing predictions of sizeable price hikes for the SSD market, but this is tempered by the expectation that at least the next round of rising costs won’t be as painful as what we’ve just experienced.The latest report from analyst firm TrendForce indicates that consumers might end up witnessing price increases of between…

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Don’t buy an Android phone before the Nothing Phone 3 comes out

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This has already been a great year for mid-range Android phones, and it’s only been three months. The Nothing Phone 2a is an incredible choice if you’re shopping for one of the most affordable new Android mid-rangers on the market. Then there’s the Galaxy A55, which could pass for a Galaxy S24 and packs several…

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Marvell’s 2nm IP Platform Enables Custom Silicon for Datacenters

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Marvell this week introduced its new IP technology platform specifically tailored for custom chips for accelerated infrastructure made on TSMC’s 2nm-class process technologies (possibly including N2 and N2P). The platform includes technologies essential for developing cloud-optimized accelerators, Ethernet switches, and digital signal processors. “The 2nm platform will enable Marvell to deliver highly differentiated analog, mixed-signal,…

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