Plugable's new TBT5-AI enclosure lets users plug workstation-class power into their PC by hosting a user-supplied GPU at their desk, bypassing cloud subscription fees.

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Plugable today announced the launch of the TBT5-AI series, a new category of Thunderbolt-powered hardware purpose-built for local AI inference.

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MongoDB finished fiscal 2026 strong. Full-year revenue growth was 23%, and the adjusted operating margin of 19% improved by ...