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Author: Ryan Holbrook

Ryan Holbrook brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing and automation systems, where he deciphers complex technical landscapes for both specialist and mainstream audiences. His analytical approach particularly illuminates how IoT connectivity and edge computing are fundamentally reshaping traditional manufacturing and infrastructure sectors. Drawing from hands-on industry experience, Ryan possesses a rare talent for forecasting how emerging technologies will converge within industrial environments, making his insights particularly valuable for professionals navigating digital transformation. This unique vantage point allows him to bridge the gap between theoretical innovation and practical implementation in the industrial technology space.
Tiny Diodes Protect Your Car’s Electronics From Power Surges
HardwareManufacturingSemiconductors

Tiny Diodes Protect Your Car’s Electronics From Power Surges

Toshiba has launched ultra-compact surge-protection diodes specifically for next-generation vehicle electronics. The XCEZ series features a 59% smaller footprint while handling up to 6W of surge power. These components are essential for ADAS, infotainment, and battery management systems.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 26, 2025
Your 2.5GbE network upgrade might be a waste of money
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Your 2.5GbE network upgrade might be a waste of money

Upgrading from 1GbE to 2.5GbE sounds like a no-brainer, but the reality is more complicated. Most home users won’t actually benefit from the extra speed, and you could encounter stability issues with cheaper hardware. Here’s who actually needs faster networking and who should stick with what they ha

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 26, 2025
Landlords Can’t Use Real-Time Data to Set Rents Anymore
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Landlords Can’t Use Real-Time Data to Set Rents Anymore

The Justice Department settled its antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, banning the company from using real-time data for rent recommendations. Property managers must now rely on data at least one year old. This could fundamentally change how rental prices are set across the country.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
Firefox’s Hidden Bug Exposed 180M Users for 6 Months
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Firefox’s Hidden Bug Exposed 180M Users for 6 Months

Firefox shipped with a dangerous WebAssembly vulnerability that affected 180 million users for six months. The memory corruption bug could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code through carefully crafted payloads. Mozilla has now patched the issue in Firefox 145 and ESR 140.5+.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
DexRobot’s Humanoid Hand is Scarily Human-Like
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DexRobot’s Humanoid Hand is Scarily Human-Like

DexRobot is taking its incredibly dexterous robotic hand on a global tour. With 22 joint degrees of freedom and over 500 sensing points, it’s a massive leap for manipulation tasks. This isn’t just a hand; it’s a complete system for intelligent robotics.

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
Fubo and NBCUniversal in bitter carriage dispute over channels
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Fubo and NBCUniversal in bitter carriage dispute over channels

Fubo and NBCUniversal are locked in a heated carriage dispute that has left NBC channels dark on the streaming service since Friday. Fubo claims NBCU is demanding unfair terms while discriminating against its service compared to competitors like YouTube TV and Amazon Prime Video. The conflict center

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
Intel’s Next-Gen CPUs Get Faster RAM, Big AI Boost
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Intel’s Next-Gen CPUs Get Faster RAM, Big AI Boost

Intel is planning significant upgrades across its CPU lineup with faster memory support and major AI performance improvements. The Arrow Lake Refresh will support 7200 MT/s DDR5 out of the box, while Nova Lake’s NPU jumps to 74 TOPS. These changes could reshape desktop computing performance through

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
Perplexity’s AI shopper takes on ChatGPT and Google
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Perplexity’s AI shopper takes on ChatGPT and Google

Perplexity is launching a free AI-powered shopping feature for US users just in time for holiday shopping. The assistant remembers your preferences across shopping sessions and lets you buy directly through PayPal. Mobile access is coming in “the coming weeks.”

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
China’s APT31 Spies on Russia Through Cloud Services
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China’s APT31 Spies on Russia Through Cloud Services

China’s APT31 hacking group has been conducting espionage against Russia’s IT sector since at least 2022. The sophisticated campaign abuses legitimate cloud services like Microsoft OneDrive and Yandex Cloud for command-and-control. Researchers suspect the true targets may include Russian government

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025
Next-Gen Memory Speeds Are Absolutely Wild for 2026
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Next-Gen Memory Speeds Are Absolutely Wild for 2026

The IEEE ISSCC 2026 conference in February will showcase groundbreaking memory technologies including SK hynix’s 48 Gbps GDDR7 and Samsung’s 36 GB HBM4. These developments promise massive bandwidth improvements for future GPUs and AI accelerators. The conference will feature hundreds of research pap

by Ryan HolbrookNovember 25, 2025

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