PC Update is the Melbourne PC User Group magazine/newsletter. The first issue of PC Update appeared in March 1984 under the title MELB-PC.
The name was changed to PC Update in September of the same year and has remained unchanged ever since. The magazine has won a number of International Awards.
PC Update has been published in various formats, firstly as a printed newsletter, then a printed magazine, then an e-magazine, and currently as a e-newsletter.
December 2019
The Anatomy of AI
SUMMARY – by ChatGPT The Anatomy of AI explains how modern artificial intelligence works from an engineering perspective, […]
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop - Updated This presentation was given at the Linux SIG Meeting of 15th June. Most current […]
Daytime Monthly meeting declared a great success
Our July Daytime Monthly meeting was attended by a new record of 12 attendees who were well informed by Mike […]
Whats New July 2026 – No 2
The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5. It is also a power efficiency champion in the making […]
Whats New No 1 July 2026
World’s first underwater data centre is now online, powered by wind Just over seven months from completing phase one of […]
Monthly Meeting July 2026
Monthly Meeting 1st July 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the […]
Upgrading my HP N54L Microserver
I have a server rack, I guess I had better fill it 🙂 I first came across the N54L in […]
Web Site Redevelopment
Melbpc Website Brief Review – Upgraded Melbpc User Group Website Meeting needs of evolving functions & roles of club. […]
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot In one line: AI costs so much to develop because […]
Monthly Meeting June 2026
Monthly Meeting 3rd June 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the Borrett […]
November 2019
The Anatomy of AI
SUMMARY – by ChatGPT The Anatomy of AI explains how modern artificial intelligence works from an engineering perspective, […]
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop - Updated This presentation was given at the Linux SIG Meeting of 15th June. Most current […]
Daytime Monthly meeting declared a great success
Our July Daytime Monthly meeting was attended by a new record of 12 attendees who were well informed by Mike […]
Whats New July 2026 – No 2
The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5. It is also a power efficiency champion in the making […]
Whats New No 1 July 2026
World’s first underwater data centre is now online, powered by wind Just over seven months from completing phase one of […]
Monthly Meeting July 2026
Monthly Meeting 1st July 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the […]
Upgrading my HP N54L Microserver
I have a server rack, I guess I had better fill it 🙂 I first came across the N54L in […]
Web Site Redevelopment
Melbpc Website Brief Review – Upgraded Melbpc User Group Website Meeting needs of evolving functions & roles of club. […]
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot In one line: AI costs so much to develop because […]
Monthly Meeting June 2026
Monthly Meeting 3rd June 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the Borrett […]
October 2019
The Anatomy of AI
SUMMARY – by ChatGPT The Anatomy of AI explains how modern artificial intelligence works from an engineering perspective, […]
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop - Updated This presentation was given at the Linux SIG Meeting of 15th June. Most current […]
Daytime Monthly meeting declared a great success
Our July Daytime Monthly meeting was attended by a new record of 12 attendees who were well informed by Mike […]
Whats New July 2026 – No 2
The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5. It is also a power efficiency champion in the making […]
Whats New No 1 July 2026
World’s first underwater data centre is now online, powered by wind Just over seven months from completing phase one of […]
Monthly Meeting July 2026
Monthly Meeting 1st July 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the […]
Upgrading my HP N54L Microserver
I have a server rack, I guess I had better fill it 🙂 I first came across the N54L in […]
Web Site Redevelopment
Melbpc Website Brief Review – Upgraded Melbpc User Group Website Meeting needs of evolving functions & roles of club. […]
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot In one line: AI costs so much to develop because […]
Monthly Meeting June 2026
Monthly Meeting 3rd June 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the Borrett […]
September 2019
The Anatomy of AI
SUMMARY – by ChatGPT The Anatomy of AI explains how modern artificial intelligence works from an engineering perspective, […]
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop
Fedora Kinoite Atomic Desktop - Updated This presentation was given at the Linux SIG Meeting of 15th June. Most current […]
Daytime Monthly meeting declared a great success
Our July Daytime Monthly meeting was attended by a new record of 12 attendees who were well informed by Mike […]
Whats New July 2026 – No 2
The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5. It is also a power efficiency champion in the making […]
Whats New No 1 July 2026
World’s first underwater data centre is now online, powered by wind Just over seven months from completing phase one of […]
Monthly Meeting July 2026
Monthly Meeting 1st July 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the […]
Upgrading my HP N54L Microserver
I have a server rack, I guess I had better fill it 🙂 I first came across the N54L in […]
Web Site Redevelopment
Melbpc Website Brief Review – Upgraded Melbpc User Group Website Meeting needs of evolving functions & roles of club. […]
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot
Why does AI cost so much to develop by CoPilot In one line: AI costs so much to develop because […]
Monthly Meeting June 2026
Monthly Meeting 3rd June 2026 This will be run as a “hybrid” meeting, meaning we will be in person in the Borrett […]