SafeLine self-hosted WAF blocks SaaS bot abuse with 99.45% accuracy, cutting fake sign-ups and stabilizing CPU usage.

Sam Altman rejects viral claims that ChatGPT uses gallons of water per query, but says AI’s total energy demand is a fair concern.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Court Mast/Intel, Handout via Getty Images Both Intel and AMD have notified Chinese ...

Server demand is stretching lead times, and gaming rigs are set to take the hit. The broader tech supply chain is under serious pressure thanks to the infrastructure buildout, and shortages in DRAM, ...

Intel and AMD are facing acute server CPU shortages in China, with delivery times for some Intel products stretching to as long as six months, driven by surging AI data center demand and intensifying ...

Intel and AMD have a near monopoly on the global server CPU market. According to a report released by UBS in January 2026, Intel's server CPU market share is expected to decline from over 90% in 2019 ...

Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have warned customers in China of tightening supplies for server processors, with some Intel chips now facing delivery delays of up to six months. The crunch, driven ...

The shift to stateful AI workloads has exposed the limits of many existing data architectures. Autonomous agents continuously plan, adapt, and take action across tools and APIs, producing extreme ...

PC bottleneck detection helps pinpoint which component limits performance when games stutter, apps lag, or multitasking feels sluggish. Many slow PC diagnosis issues surface through simple observation ...

Microsoft has published the security baseline for Windows Server 2025, version 2602, offering updated configuration guidance to help organizations secure server deployments. The b ...

‘We have increased our supply capacity capability for server CPUs, and that’s one of the reasons we’re able to increase our [first-quarter] guide as it relates to the server business. And we see the ...