The Brutalist Report

TechRadar

• Plucky startup Bolt Graphics still wants to use RISC-V to compete with Nvidia, AMD in AI and beyond — and given CUDA's port on RISC-V, there may be something there [42d]
• Amazon is giving Prime Members over $200 worth of free games — including multiple Fallout titles [42d]
• Claude just joined your healthcare team — and might be ready to help your doctor help you [42d]
• AMD’s FSR Redstone Frame Generation tested: image quality gets a boost, but there’s one deal-breaking catch [42d]
• Nvidia's latest RTX 5090 GPU card has an audio jack — yes a headphone socket, on a video card, but no wooden trim or SSD like its predecessor [42d]
• Bye Bye MLC: QLC and TLC to be dominant SSD technologies amidst AI's ravenous appetite for NAND — and PLC won't probably happen till the era of Petabyte SSDs [42d]
• The first Lego Pokémon sets have been announced, and of course the coolest is over $600 [42d]
• The Golden Globes ignored this underrated body horror movie — but the Oscars didn’t [42d]
• CES 2026 robots were wild, silly, and sometimes disappointing but there was one that restored my faith in robotics [42d]
• This Lenovo monitor has six speakers and is the only Windows PC monitor with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision — it even has a 4K detachable webcam [42d]
• OpenAI's new tool will see ChatGPT try and help you find a new job [42d]
• Devs don't trust AI code - but many say they still don't check it anyways [42d]
• You can own a Samsung 65-inch OLED TV for under $900 with this under-half-price deal at Best Buy [42d]