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The QSAN XCubeFAS 3126D is an entry-level all-flash array that features 100% Native NVMe3U26 high-density storage. It has been a while since we’ve reviewed a QSAN product, so it’s nice to get our hands on one again, and put it through our tests. That said, the XCubeFAS 3126D is a decently-specced system that is released mainly as a low-cost alternative to higher-end products. It also features a modular system design to simplify the upgrading and replacement process of system components and is equipped with 26 bays that support 2.5" U.2 dual-port NVMe SSDs. (more…)

Last week Red Hat made a fundamental change to their plan with CentOS, dramatically changing both the tracking of RHEL and the end of life, which went from 2029 to 2021. CentOS is going to become CentOS Stream, which means it's now on an upstream continual release schedule. This means CentOS is now a preview of what's to come in RHEL rather than a community edition of existing RHEL builds. Enterprises that rely on a stable Linux distribution that mirrors RHEL, will have to make a change away from CentOS soon. (more…)

At the Intel Memory and Storage 2020 event, the company announced the next-gen Intel Optane devices. This includes new SSDs for data centers, Intel Optane SSD P5800X, and for client use with the Intel Optane Memory H20. The company rolled out the 3rd generation of its Intel Optane persistent memory for cloud and enterprise customers. And in non-Optane news, Intel also announced a 144-layer QLC NAND SSD, the Intel SSD 670p, a 144-Layer TLC SSD in the Intel SSD D7-P5510, and another 144-Layer QLC SSD with the Intel SSD D5-P5316. (more…)

The new Mac mini (2020) is powered by Apple's own M1 SoC rather than an Intel CPU. Conceptually, a lot has changed, though it should be business as usual for most people.

Telegram is the latest global platform to see an outage — users are reporting issues from around the world although most of the issues appear to be in Europe and the Middle East. Telegram confirmed the issue and said it is working on getting people back online.

Facebook is working on a neural sensor that will be able to detect people’s thoughts and translate them into action, as per a report. Facebook is also developing a tool called “TL;DR” that would summarise news articles with the help of AI, so that users don’t have to read the full piece.

Our Xbox Cyberpunk 2077 review looks at the game’s performance on Xbox One X and Xbox Series X, where it lacks (the resolution and fps), and why Cyberpunk 2077 is a game for the chosen few.

India vs Australia Test series began Thursday, and will last until January 2021. Here’s how you can watch the live stream of IND vs AUS, the channels it’s broadcasting on, and the schedule for the Test series.

Google One higher-tier plans have received a price cut of 50 percent and are available starting at $49.99 (roughly Rs. 3,700) per month for 10TB storage. The new change comes just over a month after Google announced the discontinuation of free unlimited backups through Google Photos.

Mozilla has released Firefox version 84.0. This update includes native support for the new Mac models with Apple’s M1 chip, which, Firefox says, enables it to launch over 2.5 times faster as compared to the non-native build in Firefox version 83.0. Firefox version 84.0 is also the last release to support Adobe Flash.