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Brian Fagioli is a technology journalist and founder of NERDS.xyz. Known for covering Linux, open source software, AI, and cybersecurity, he delivers no-nonsense tech news for real nerds.

TP-Link Archer 8 brings Wi-Fi 8 to homes with a promise of fewer dead zones and less lag

May 28, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Tplink wifi8

TP-Link Archer 8 could help kick off the Wi-Fi 8 era with a stronger focus on reliability, lower latency, and better real-world performance instead of meaningless speed claims.

Categories Wi-Fi, WiFi Tags Archer 8, Deco 8, home networking, IEEE 802.11bn, mesh Wi-Fi, networking hardware, TP-Link, Wi-Fi 8, Wi-Fi 8 router, wireless router

Americans now owe a staggering $18.19 trillion as credit card debt keeps climbing

May 28, 2026May 28, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Burn money Unsplash

Americans now owe a record $18.19 trillion in consumer debt, according to Equifax. Rising living costs are pushing many consumers deeper into credit card debt.

Categories Finance Tags bankcard debt, consumer finance, credit card debt, economy, Equifax, HELOC, inflation, student loans, subprime borrowers, U.S. consumer debt

DoorDash saves shoppers from wandering dirty Dollar Tree aisles

May 28, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
doordash dollar tree delivery

DoorDash and Dollar Tree are teaming up to bring household essentials, snacks, decorations, and impulse buys to customers nationwide through on-demand delivery.

Categories Delivery Tags DashPass, delivery, discount shopping, Dollar Tree, DoorDash, grocery delivery, household essentials, on-demand delivery, party supplies, retail delivery

Elgato Stream Deck is transforming into an AI controller with NVIDIA G-Assist

May 28, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
elgato stream deck ai controller

Corsair is turning Elgato Stream Deck into an AI controller with NVIDIA G-Assist integration, bringing AI actions beyond chat windows and into real PC workflows.

Categories Artificial Intelligence, Gaming Tags AI agents, AI controller, Corsair, Elgato, GeForce RTX, MCP, NVIDIA, NVIDIA G-Assist, Stream Deck

Calibre 9.9 fixes annoying Fedora Linux 44 SSL issue and improves EPUB page counting

May 28, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Calibre ebook ereader books

Calibre 9.9 fixes a Fedora 44 SSL certificate issue, improves fixed-layout EPUB page counting, and refreshes several built-in news sources.

Categories ebook, Linux Tags Calibre, Calibre 9.9, digital books, ebook management, EPUB, Fedora 44, Fedora Linux, Linux, Open Source

BuzzFeed bets its future on AI as Byron Allen takes control

May 27, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed is betting heavily on AI after Byron Allen took control of the company and Jonah Peretti transitioned into a newly created BuzzFeed AI role focused on future media products.

Categories Media, Artificial Intelligence Tags AI media, artificial intelligence, BuzzFeed, BuzzFeed AI, Byron Allen, digital media, HuffPost, Jonah Peretti, streaming video, YouTube competitor

LG Display thinks it solved one of OLED’s biggest monitor problems

May 27, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Lg stripe rgb

LG Display says its new RGB Stripe OLED panel improves text clarity while delivering 240Hz gaming and 4K visuals in a single monitor.

Categories Display, Monitor Tags 240Hz monitor, 4K OLED, AI PC, display technology, gaming monitor, LG Display, monitor news, OLED monitor, premium monitor, RGB stripe OLED

Microsoft tries reassuring the public that AI is not replacing humanity

May 27, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Microsoft 3D Unsplash

Microsoft says AI is not replacing humanity but extending human intelligence, though the company also admits current systems still struggle with reasoning and hallucinations.

Categories Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft Tags AGI, AI, AI hallucinations, AI safety, artificial intelligence, enterprise AI, generative AI, machine learning, Microsoft, Microsoft AI

Plugable TBT-UDH2 dock packs 140W charging and dual HDMI 2.1

May 27, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
TBT UDH2 Plugable

Plugable’s new TBT-UDH2 Thunderbolt 5 dock skips the dongle nonsense by offering dual HDMI 2.1 ports, 140W charging, and broad compatibility.

Categories Hardware Tags 4K 144Hz, docking station, dual 8K, HDMI 2.1, Plugable, Plugable TBT-UDH2, Thunderbolt 5, Thunderbolt dock, USB4

Beelink launches Wildcat Lake mini PCs with Intel 18A and AI features

May 27, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Beelink wildcat

Beelink has unveiled its first Wildcat Lake systems powered by Intel’s new 18A process technology, bringing AI acceleration, USB4, and 10GbE networking to compact desktop PCs and NAS hardware.

Categories Hardware Tags 10GbE, AI PC, Beelink, Intel, Intel 18A, mini PC, NAS, USB4, Wildcat Lake

AI customer service is leaving the call center and entering the real world

May 26, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
AI customer service

Avaya and avatarin are expanding AI customer service beyond call centers with robots, kiosks, and AI agents designed for retail stores, airports, and other real-world environments.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags AI agents, AI robots, airports, artificial intelligence, avatarin, Avaya, contact center, customer service, retail technology, robotics

System76 CEO praises open source carveout in age verification laws

May 26, 2026 by Brian Fagioli
Kids hands laptop Unsplash

System76 CEO Carl Richell says open-source software secured exemptions from age verification requirements in Colorado and California, raising new questions about Linux, privacy, and regulation.

Categories Open source, Linux Tags age verification, California, Carl Richell, Colorado, Cosmic desktop, Linux, Open Source, Pop OS, privacy, System76
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