I consider The Register to be the gold standard in tech journalism. When asked how I keep up with evolving tech, I told the interview panel that any tech news they see on mainstream media was likely broken by The Register 3 days previous, with original sources and quotes from top corporate officers.
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Alphane_Moon@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
www.theregister.com
They cover mainstream topics, but they have a lot of in-depth enterprise tech news and they have their own voice and humour.
www.linuxgizmos.com www.cnx-software.com
Both these sites covers SBCs (not only Raspberry Pi), microcontrollers and random DIY stuff
www.osnews.com
Some mainstream coverage, but also a lot of random news about open source, niche and historical operating systems and computers
www.hackaday.com
DIY hardware news and projects
www.restofworld.org
Lots of tech news on non-western countries, mainstream topics are covered as well, but often with a different perspective
Self-promotion: I am a mod at !hardware@lemmy.world, while coverage includes a lot of mainstream tech hardware topics, there is content on more nitty gritty semiconductor topics, battery tech and unique hardware devices (some retro coverage too). The sidebar includes more specialized tech communities on Lemmy that might be of interest to you.
shalafi@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Fisch@discuss.tchncs.de 2 weeks ago
Thanks for linking that community, there’s some pretty interesting stuff in there