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Jan v0.8.6 Hardware settings page showing Windows 11 Pro for Workstations, an Intel Xeon w5-2465X, 127.65GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada Generation GPU with 31.99GB of VRAM
End User  ◇  Software

Jan v0.8.6 Hands-On: Running Local LLMs on Windows

Running large language models locally has become much easier over the past couple of years, but a gap remains between downloading a model and having a useful desktop environment for it. Jan describes itself as a ChatGPT alternative, offering an open-source desktop app with a familiar chat-style interface that keeps most of the setup inside

ASUS Ascent QN10 mini PC on a lab bench, three-quarter front view showing the compact silver chassis
End User  ◇  Workstation

ASUS Ascent QN10 Review: 80 TOPS and 18 Oryon Cores in a 0.7-Liter Mini PC

Mini PCs have become one of the more important segments of the client computing market. They anchor fleets of clutter-free office desks, drive digital signage and kiosks, and increasingly sit at the edge running inference close to cameras and sensors where cloud round-trips are too slow or too expensive. What the category has lacked until

Dell Pro 14 Premium open on a lab bench with the Tandem OLED display on
End User  ◇  Workstation

Dell Pro 14 Premium Review: A 2.55-Pound Magnesium Flagship With Tandem OLED

The Dell Pro 14 Premium is what Dell calls its ultimate commercial notebook: a 14-inch, 2.54-pound magnesium flagship aimed at highly mobile professionals rather than workstation users. It sits above the Dell Pro and Dell Pro Plus lines, and the pitch is craftsmanship and portability with enterprise security and manageability underneath, not raw compute. The