TechSpective’s Hardware section covers the devices, components, and platforms that enterprise and professional users depend on — with a focus on how hardware decisions intersect with AI readiness, productivity, and long-term value. With 27 pages of archives, it’s one of the site’s most extensive content areas. This section tracks hardware as infrastructure, not just consumer gadgetry, with consistent attention to performance, longevity, security integration, and the platforms powering the next wave of AI-driven work.
Ransomware has emerged in recent years as one of the most pervasive and effective cyber threats. It is generally easy to automate and execute ransomware attacks, and there is very little risk to the attackers—yet this type of attack enables
Intel Teams with Cybereason to Fight Ransomware at the CPU Level Read More »
The technology you use as the foundation of your business plays an important role in your business’s success, security, privacy, and scalability. Website hosting is one among them that is, unfortunately, often not given due importance initially. Most businesses start
3 Reasons Why VPS Hosting is Essential for Your Business in 2021 Read More »
The X86 platform was getting rather stale. Yes, more cores, faster clock speeds, and advances in battery life were all interesting once, but after a while, the technology which didn’t embrace the vastly more mobile world we live in just
Intel Evo: Revitalizing the X86 Platform and Pushing the Quality Boundaries Read More »
Great News for AMD and ARM, and IBM’s Secret Weapon This week the new top 500 Supercomputer list came out, and both ARM—which took the lead spot—and AMD (who upped their presence significantly) have reasons to be excited. Now, you’d
The New Supercomputer Top 500 Read More »
There is an old saying that says you want to “Buy once, cry once.” And it means that you want to assure you get what you need and not go cheap because you may cry about the price, but you’ll
NVIDIA and the ‘Cry Once’ Laptop Buying Method for Work-at-Home Stipends Read More »
I’ve been meeting with several PC OEMs of late and there is a near constant cadence of producing more and more systems with AMD as the core technology provider. This is both because Intel has been having security and production
AMD Rising: Fixing the Long-Term Problem Read More »
Whether it’s Canon, Samsung or HP, the science behind printing mostly works the same across all brands and has proven to be very useful for all sorts of businesses and industries over the years. The ability to print something from
The Science Behind Modern Printing Read More »
It’s easy to forget how limited mobile (or portable) PCs once were. The Osbourne 1 was a hefty (25+ pounds) beast packed into a briefcase-sized enclosure making its portability nominal, at best. What changed things, of course, was the evolution
Dell’s New XPS 15 – Performance Features Drive Mobile Innovation Read More »
AMD has been kicking butt this year, arguably besting Intel on performance and—according to Jon Peddie—passing NVIDIA on graphics sales. They are a Wall Street Darling, and their CEO Lisa Sue has become an industry superhero (even a false rumor
AMD Gains Competitive Edge With Frank Azor Read More »
Lenovo is a very different company in that they uniquely span the tech world from smartphones to servers and are nearly dominant in the supercomputer Space. That is an unmatched breadth of systems and it gives them a unique position
Lenovo Kicks It Up a Notch on Servers Read More »
