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Does your kid really need a laptop? Here's everything you need to know

As kids go back to school, you might be wondering whether you need to buy them a laptop - and TechRadar is here to help.

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Powell's Rate Cut Plans, Trump's Investment Strategy And More: This Week In Politics

It’s been an eventful week, with significant developments in the tech, finance, and political sectors. Here’s a quick roundup of the top stories that made headlines.

Benzinga

Core Ultra 3 205 flaunts 30% higher multi-core performance over Core i3-14100 in early benchmarks — extra E-cores seemingly contribute to uplift

Geekbench 6 benchmarks featuring the Core Ultra 3 205 have emerged, revealing a 30% multi-core performance improvement for Intel's upcoming entry-level Arrow Lake chip compared to the Core i3-14100, Intel's outgoing entry-level processor.

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Battlefield 6's modest system requirements open the doors to gamers of all budgets — six-year-old GPUs meet minimum recommendations

EA just confirmed the final specifications for Battlefield 6, and it's excellent news.

Tom’s Hardware

$175,000 computer server package acquired by mayor flagged as suspicious due to an apparent 1,300% markup

A recently elected mayor has brought to light a suspiciously expensive computer systems deal, which was signed, sealed, and delivered by their predecessor.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Arc Pro B50 is up to 20% slower than the Arc B570 gaming GPU in early Geekbench tests — almost doubles the A50 in synthetic tests

Intel's latest workstation GPU, the Arc Pro B50, has made its first appearance on Geekbench, where it scored respectable numbers, placing it ahead of its predecessor but still trailing the B570 gaming GPU, which utilizes the full BMG-21 die.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel admits its high-end desktop PC chips 'fumbled the football,' disusses 18A yield challenges and performance, Panther Lake ramp

Intel sees performance of Panther Lake processors as competitive, but it admits lower-than-desired 18A yields and weak offerings on desktop and data center markets.

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I spent a week with this AI-powered mini PC and the buttons on the front earned it a permanent spot on my desk

MSI’s first Cubi NUC mini PC really impressed me but the latest version is even better with more power under the hood, an integrated fingerprint reader and a dedicated Copilot button.

Tom’s Guide

Chairman Trump: has the US turned its back on free-market capitalism?

Republicans once believed governments should get out of the way. Trump is making his influence felt in every corner of the American economy

The Guardian - US

5 things to look for when buying a laptop, from someone who reviews them for a living

Laptops have become an essential part of our everyday lives, whether for work or entertainment. If you're in the market for a new laptop, here are five key things to look out for.

Tom’s Guide

After reviewing countless ultrabooks, the elegance of the Honor MagicBook Art 14 2025 truly stands out

This ultra-sleek laptop makes the most of the impressive performance that's on offer from the latest Intel CPU. That performance is matched by an impressive touch screen that makes it an ideal option for both office and some light creative work.

TechRadar

The US government could get even more Intel stock if the company ends up losing control of its chip manufacturing business

Though time will tell if $20 a share is good.

PC Gamer

As Trump Zeroes In on Defense Stocks, Here’s 1 Top Company to Watch

After Intel, the Trump administration is turning its head towards defense stocks for ownership stakes, and this company remains a prime candidate.

Barchart

Intel, Samsung, and SK hynix hit by another abrupt US policy change — government revokes waivers for advanced chipmaking tools at companies' China-based fabs

The U.S. government has revoked export waivers that allowed Intel, Samsung, and SK hynix to ship advanced chipmaking tools to their Chinese facilities, forcing them to seek licenses within 120 days or risk operational disruption.

Tom’s Hardware

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According to a Linkedin profile, AMD is working on another chiplet-based GPU — UDNA could herald the return of 2.5D/ 3.5D chiplet-based configuration

AMD's upcoming RDNA 5 (Navi 5x) GPUs could mark the company's first consumer graphics architecture to use a multi-tile GPU design.

TechRadar

Intel says it has already received billions from the US government as part of upcoming deal

Intel’s deal with the US Government may have just hit the road rolling with a $5.7 billion payout.

PC Gamer

Battlefield 6 Ultra system requirements have finally been revealed and you will need at least an RTX 4080 for this shooter to look its explosive best

But only if you don't use upscaling.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel confirms it has already received $5.7 billion from US government, CFO claims the deal was to halt the sale of its chip fabs

Intel confirmed it has received the $5.7 billion it was expecting as part of the Trump administration's investment in the company, though the CFO claims it was all designed to stop it selling its chip fabrication business, which has been a loss leader for several years.

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I tested Razer's new Blade 18 to see how hot (and loud) it gets — is this RTX 5090 gaming laptop a space heater or the real deal?

NVIDIA's RTX 5090 GPU meets vapor chamber cooling in this Razer Blade 18 sample that I'm testing in 2025. It's still tornado loud, but can it handle the heat alongside its high-end Intel CPU?

Benzinga

Intel Warns Of Potential Backlash After Securing $5.7 Billion US Bailout

In a dramatic intervention to rescue America’s faltering chip manufacturing ambitions, the Trump administration has converted billions in CHIPS Act grants into a $5.7 billion equity stake in Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), giving the U.S. government a 10% ownership and significant leverage over the struggling company’s future.

We Got This Covered

‘I own the store and I set the prices’: Trump’s corporate extortion scheme turns America into his personal ‘giant department store’

The country looks more like China than America now.

Tom’s Guide

3 Expert Tips for Buying a Student Laptop That Will Actually Get You Through School

There are many factors to consider when buying a laptop for school. Here are 3 important things you should know.

TechRadar

I gamed for days on the Acer Nitro V 15 Intel, and its 1080p performance is great for the price – as long as you can stand the heat

The Acer Nitro V 15 Intel offers strong performance at a budget price – is there a catch?

Reason

Bob Murphy: Are We Flirting with Fascism?

Economist Bob Murphy discusses the mounting pressure on the Federal Reserve, the implications of the government taking Intel equity, and capitalism under siege on the latest episode of Just Asking Questions.

Windows Central

The updated Battlefield 6 PC system requirements have arrived ahead of launch with new Ultra specs — I'm stoked it'll have this huge feature, too

Ahead of Battlefield 6's upcoming launch in October, its developers have revealed the game's official — and updated — PC system requirements. Here are the specs you'll need.

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