Counter-Strike 2 gaming using Neuralink is 'insane' claims second human brain computer interface implant patient

The second human Neuralink implant patient enjoysplaying Counter-Strike 2using his Link brain-computer interface (BCI). Alex, a spinal cord injury patient, only received the implant last month but has been quick to adapt to the benefits the BCI provides, using CAD applications and gaming. Moreover, it is hoped that Link will provide him with greater autonomy via robot arm and wheelchair controls. The video shows Alex and his CS2 teammates in action, wasting the hapless opposing forces....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 480 words · Brendan James

Despite US sanctions, China has enough AI processors to build the world's largest AI training cluster: Report

Despite all the efforts that the U.S. government has put into restricting the access of Chinese entities to high-performance AI hardware, there are enough AI processors in China to build the world’s most powerful training cluster, reportsSemiAnalysis. Huawei, which is probably the most sanctioned company in the IT sector, has not only circumvented U.S. sanctions by using proxies, but it produces plenty of its own Ascend 910-series processors domestically, the report says....

May 24, 2025 · 4 min · 666 words · Mrs. Erin Miller DVM

Disgruntled ex-employee costs company over $600,000 after he deletes all 180 of its test servers — found server deletion scripts on Google

Kandula Nagaraju, a 39-year-old Indian national who worked at NCS (National Computer Systems) in Singapore, was given a two-year-eight-month sentence after the courts found him guilty of unauthorized access to computer material. According toCNA, Nagaraju illegally accessed his former employer’s systems for several months after his termination, running scripts that he could use to delete its test servers. After he completed testing, he deployed the scripts overnight, resulting in the complete removal of all 180 company test servers....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 589 words · Rebecca Lewis

Dutch gov't to invest $2.7 billion to keep ASML in the Netherlands, trains and education included in package

The Dutch government has committed €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) to enhance infrastructure, education, and housing in the Eindhoven region, where ASML is based, to support the company’s growth and address its concerns about expanding outside the Netherlands,Bloombergreports. Micky Adriaansens, the Dutch economic affairs minister, confirmed the figure to journalists,Reutersreports. The whole project is reportedly called Project Beethoven, and it is expected to take several years, according to media reports. The government’s decision to invest in the region follows ASML’s hints at considering expansion abroad due to the Dutch business climate, which includes labor migration regulations that restrict foreign talent and issues with tax discounts for emigrants....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 456 words · Jessica Taylor

Elecom intros pair of USB 80 Gbps cables, one with 60W PD and another with 240W PD

Japanese electronics companyElecom has announcedit will be introducing a pair of USB 80 Gbps cables in mid-December. The USB 80 Gbps interface is also sometimes referred to as USB4 Version 2. Each cable flaunts 80 Gbps operation but one is capable of just 60 Watts of power delivery, with the other offering a full-spec 240 Watts of power delivery. According to Elecom, this marks Japan’s first officially certified USB 80Gbps 60W cable, and of course, the common DisplayPort Alt Mode feature works for both cables....

May 24, 2025 · 2 min · 418 words · Megan Santiago

Fix: The System Detected an Overrun of a Stack-based Buffer in This Application

While opening any application or even when being idle, you can receive the error saying, “The system detected an overrun of a stack-based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of this application.” Which simply means your buffer memory is overflowing. Your computer has dedicated RAM spaces to store temporary data. Such spaces are called buffers. Limited stack-based buffers are allocated for different applications....

May 24, 2025 · 4 min · 699 words · Emily Thompson

Fix: Windows Could Not Start the Windows Firewall Service on Local Computer Error 1068

The “Windows could not start the Windows Firewall Service” is a general error that occurs whenever your system can’t run the Firewall Service. There are many possible error codes that come with this error. The Error 1068 code indicates that the dependencies of the service could not start, leading to this error. Since this indicates problems with the dependency service or accounts, you need to troubleshoot these processes or groups to resolve the error....

May 24, 2025 · 4 min · 744 words · Charles Beasley

Fix: Windows Did Not Detect Any Networking Hardware

Computers consist of a Network card that helps you get connected to the internet through the means of Ethernet or Wi-Fi. If this piece of hardware is damaged or not detected by the system, then you cannot connect to the network. However, sometimes, you may experience the error message“Windows Did Not Detect Any Networking Hardware”, even when the network adapter is working fine. Some of us may see this error when new updates are installed on the system....

May 24, 2025 · 4 min · 841 words · Lori Miller

Framework pauses U.S. sales of base Laptop 13 models due to tariffs — company says other vendors are pausing sales too, but not making announcements

Modular laptop and desktop manufacturer Framework announced that it is pausing the sales of its most affordable Framework Laptop 13 models in the U.S. because of tariffs. According to the company’sX (formerly Twitter) post, models powered by Intel Core Ultra 5 125H and AMD Ryzen 5 7640U processors will be temporarily removed from its U.S. site. Framework said that its pricing is based on the previous 0% tariff on Taiwanese imports — the new 10% tax that Trump imposed means it would have to sell its lowest-end laptops at a loss....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 549 words · Shannon Scott

Framework updates Laptop 13 family with Intel Core Ultra, AMD Ryzen 7040, new display options

Framework, currently the only manufacturer offering widely upgradeable laptops, has started pre-orders for systems with Intel’s Ultra Series 1 chips in either DIY or Pre-built forms. If you already own anexisting Framework Laptop 13, you can purchase an Intel Core Ultra Series 1 mainboard from the Framework Marketplace andupgrade your current laptop in less than 30 minutes. Unfortunately, you can’t get Intel’s latest processors in the largerFramework Laptop 16yet. Instead, larger screen lovers will have to opt for one ofAMD’s Ryzen 7040 chips....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 438 words · Michael Jones

Geniatech XPI-3566-Zero Review: Zero Sum Game

Tom’s Hardware Verdict A decent attempt which focuses on RAM, storage and CPU speed over anything else. On paper it is better than the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, but in reality we’d take a Pi Zero 2 W everytime. Form factor Price is decent Maker project performance is good Desktop performance is poor Networking is sub-par Gets hot! GPIO only via Bash Why you can trust Tom’s HardwareOur expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you....

May 24, 2025 · 8 min · 1676 words · Vanessa Suarez

GlobalFoundries gets $1.5 billion subsidy from U.S. gov't after it was fined for violating export laws to China

GlobalFoundries (GF) has beenawardedup to $1.5 billion under the CHIPS and Science Act to expand its U.S. semiconductor manufacturing operations. The funding will be part of the company’s $13 billion investment plan to expand production capacity at its two U.S. sites over a decade. The U.S. government signed a deal with GF after the company was fined $500 million for violating U.S. export rules, asThe Registernoticed. “GF’s essential chips are at the core of U....

May 24, 2025 · 3 min · 537 words · Billy Crosby

Hands-On: Cooler Master's NCore 100 Max case stands tall and handles large GPUs

Small form-factor vertical PC cases have been a persistent niche for several years, as evidenced byNZXT’s H1 V2and one of our favorite compact cases, thePhanteks Evolv Shift 2. The current consoles fromSonyandMicrosoftare also vertically oriented. So clearly, lots of gamers like a system that takes up a small amount of floor or desk space. It’s no surprise, then, thatCooler Masteris pushing heavily into this space with its NCore 100Max, which is finally making its way to retailers afterI first saw it at Computexabout seven months ago....

May 24, 2025 · 13 min · 2640 words · Christopher Moore