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Over 4,500 Google workers have signed a petition calling for layoff protections: 'These layoffs and cuts are not difficult decisions, but simply profit being put over the people that make this company run'
By Andy Edser Published
News The petition was reportedly "greeted with closed doors and no response for the most part."

This AliExpress-sourced $5 USB hub has been described as 'mildly dangerous' for your PC, thanks to a nasty power issue
By Andy Edser Published
News In a word: Eek.

The company that makes all the West's chipmaking machines says it's selling more than it expected thanks to 'very strong momentum in both DRAM and advanced logic'
By Jacob Fox Published
News It's all a race to catch up with astronomical demand.

Redditor fashions a 'game cartridge' system for their Steam library out of cheap SATA SSDs
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News What year is it?

Against a backdrop of advancing Chinese production, TSMC announces another $100 billion worth of chipmaking will be invested in the US
By Jacob Fox Published
News This, after a strong quarter.

Valve to send iFixIt more Steam Deck LCD batteries, replacements will be back in stock next week
By Jess Kinghorn Last updated
News How many more years of aftermarket support will the Steam Deck enjoy?

I'm officially obsolete because this robot can operate an Xbox controller, open unhealthy snacks, and make clumsy sexual passes
By Christopher Livingston Published
News As a creepy little man, there's very little that I do that cannot be accomplished by this creepy little robot.

'Yes, that's Counter-Strike on a PSP!': Modder gets favorite PC FPS working on Sony's 22-year-old handheld console
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News That's one way to introduce a new lease on life to original hardware.
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