Articles by RJ Pierce
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Intel ARC News: ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte Will Launch The First Custom Models
Intel ARC graphics cards are rumored to get custom models from the Big Three AIBs: MSI, ASUS, and Gigabyte, according to reports.
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Earthquake Detection: Can Animals Really Predict Tremors Better Than Machines?
Earthquake detection and/or prediction is hit-and-miss. But apparently, not with animals. Why is that?
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Gaming Health Benefits: 3 Ways Gamers Are HEALTHIER Than Non-Gamers
Gaming still gets its fair share of stereotypes, but the one image of the overweight, junk-food stuffing gamer should go away immediately.
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‘Death Stranding Director's Cut' Review Roundup: A New Lease On Life
'Death Stranding Director's Cut' just got released, and it looks like people are liking the remaster a lot.
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Apple Should Use USB-C Instead Of Lightning, According To EU Proposal
Apple has used Lightning for years. But if a new EU proposal gets passed into law, it's going to have to switch to USB-C in Europe.
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Seagate Confirms Ongoing Work On MASSIVE 30TB, 50 TB, 100 TB HDDs
Seagate just confirmed that they're working on some new hard drives with storage capacities as big as 100 TB, due to release within the next decade.
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Microchips The Size Of Sand Grains Are The Smallest Flying Machines Ever Made
Microchips the size of sand grains have just been developed, and they've been given the ability to fly--making them the smallest flying machines known to man.
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Artificial Intelligence Is Being Groomed To Identify Climate 'Tipping Points'
Artificial intelligence can do a lot of things, but this is perhaps one of its most important jobs yet: identifying climate tipping points.
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Gadgets Can Keep You Awake for Far Too Long, And It Can Affect The Way You Eat
Gadgets consume peoples' waking hours every single day, especially during this pandemic. But this time, there are indirect links to obesity that you should know.
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This AI Tool Re-Renders Video Game Characters 'Realistically'--But Just How Realistic Can Game Graphics Get?
An AI tool just reimagined several iconic video game characters in 'realistic' portraits, and fans seem to be a bit divided.
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RAM Prices To Drop As Much as 8% Late This Year Due To Extra Supply
RAM prices are expected to drop a good amount late this year, so it might be a great time for you to buy some more soon.
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AMD FidelityFX Now Works With the RPCS3 PS3 Emulator
AMD's FidelityFX super resolution tech has now been implemented on the RPCS3 emulator; the first one to do so in history.
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TikTok Videos Really Get You Hooked By Tricking Your Brain: Sociologist
TikTok can be quite addictive. And according to a sociologist, it actually works much like gambling in that aspect.
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MIT Engineers Develop Plants That Emit Light--Here Are The Tech Implications
MIT engineers just reported on the development of better light-emitting plants, which they say could pave the way for widespread plant-based lighting.
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Nintendo Switch Might Be Getting 'Alan Wake Remastered' According to Leak
The Nintendo Switch could be getting 'Alan Wake Remastered,' that is, if a leaked Brazilian document is proven true.
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Intel Alder Lake i9-12900K Spotted in 'Ashes of the Singularity' CRUSHING the 5950X
The Intel Core i9-12900K, their flagship Alder Lake chip, has been spotted in the benchmark database of 'Ashes of the Singularity' crushing the Ryzen 9 5950X.
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Intel Exec Says Reference Designs for Alchemist GPUs Have Already Shipped
Intel is getting closer and closer to the launch of their ARC GPUs, and they've allegedly already sent AIBs reference designs, says Raja Koduri.
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Buy Now, Pay Later Is Now a $100 BILLION Industry--Experts Project Even Bigger Growth
Buy now, pay later just hit a massive new milestone: being now considered a $100 billion industry by experts. How did this happen?
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Gravitational Wave Detector Identifies Mysterious 'Signals' From Space: What Could They Be?
A gravitational wave detector at the University of Western Australia just detected two new signals from deep space. But what could they be?
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This Prosthetic Bionic Arm Can Help Amputees 'Feel' Touch, Movement: Here's How It Works
Prosthetic limbs help out a lot of amputees, but they're lacking one crucial thing" feeling. Not this specific bionic arm, though.
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Amazon Is Pushing More Ads To the Top of Search Results, Driving Ad Prices WAY Up
Amazon seems to be pushing more ads to the top of Google results pages, which is obviously driving ad prices way up for companies.
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Cryptocurrency Isn't 'Real' Currency, Warns European Central Bank President
Cryptocurrency investors should be warned about its 'suspicious' and 'highly speculative' nature, according to ECB president Christine Lagarde.
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NVIDIA Is Bringing Its Newest AI-Driven Antialiasing Solution to 'Elder Scrolls Online'
NVIDIA is bringing its brand-new AI-powered anti-aliasing tech called DLAA into 'Elder Scrolls Online,' according to a report.
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Renewable Energy Plans From White House Deemed 'Not Financially Feasible'
A renewable energy roadmap from the Biden administration was criticized recently for an apparent lack of financial feasibility.
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DDoS Attacks In Healthcare: Just How Dangerous Can They Get?
DDoS attacks present a very clear danger to the healthcare industry, especially during this pandemic.
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‘Gran Turismo 7' Dev Say Cross-Gen Development Doesn't Affect Game Quality
'Gran Turismo 7' didn't sacrifice its overall quality despite being a cross-gen game, according to its developer.
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NVIDIA RTX 3060 Cards With A Different GPU Die Spotted
NVIDIA seems to be feeling the brunt of GPU supply constraints for their 3060s, as they've been spotted equipping their mid-range cards with GA104 dies.
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This Cryptocurrency Produces As Much E-Waste As Entire Countries
Cryptocurrency produces a lot of waste, but you likely never knew that this specific type of crypto can make this much.
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Facebook Bares Plans To Be An Actual Online Store With New Tools
Facebook really, really wants to become an actual, proper online shopping site, and they released a slew of new tools and features to achieve that.
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Piracy Crackdown in UK Commences; ISPs Ordered To Hand Over Potential Suspects' IP Addresses
A piracy crackdown all over the UK just began, and offenders are going to have to face a lot of legal trouble if they're caught red-handed.
