Sony is adding built-in storage to a new PlayStation Portal model for Japan and South Korea, though it hasn't said how much storage it has or what it will be used for. The PlayStation Portal Player Midnight Black goes on sale December 10 for ¥39,980 in Japan and ₩378,000 in South Korea, the same price the current model sells for after this year's price hikes. Preorders open November 13, and each unit ships with one month of PlayStation Plus Premium. Like the Japan-only Midnight Black PS5, both versions are locked to the local language and only work with PlayStation accounts registered in that country. Sony's Japanese post only says the storage is there for future features, with details to follow once those are decided.

Interestingly, the Korean post calls it expanded internal storage instead of new storage, which makes sense since the Portal needs some flash just to run its OS. The "Remote" part of the name is also gone, so the device is now simply the PlayStation Portal Player, as it can stream games from the cloud without a PS5 these days. Everything else carries over, including the 8-inch 1080p 60 FPS LCD, haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio. That also means no OLED panel, which leaker KeplerL2 claimed back in January would come with a refreshed Portal sometime in 2026. Offline play or local downloads would be the obvious guess for the storage, though Sony hasn't confirmed anything along those lines. There's also no word on a wider release, so buyers elsewhere shouldn't hold out for this model just yet.

Microsoft has rolled out the first firmware update for its RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, less than a week after the laptop started shipping on October 16. Listed in Windows Update as "System Hardware Update 200.0.7.0," the October 22 release fixes three problems spelled out in Microsoft's update history: extended reboot times, screen flickering, and unexpected restarts. It also bundles unspecified bug fixes and general performance improvements. The update is arriving in stages, so not every owner will see it right away, and like other Surface firmware, it can't be rolled back once installed.

These issues had already surfaced in early reviews and owner reports. Windows Central noted reboots long enough to roughly double the time it took to install updates, while some owners saw the Mini-LED panel flicker, in a few cases only when the display sat idle. However, the update doesn't address everything reviewers flagged. Notebookcheck measured a sluggish 57 ms black-to-white response time with visible ghosting, no local dimming, and a grayish 0.61-nit black level, and it seems unlikely that firmware can do much about those. Some owners have also reported the laptop running hot under light workloads, which Microsoft hasn't mentioned.

Chieftec has launched two compact CPU coolers, the CAC-S90PWM-T120 tower cooler and the CAC-S92PWM-LP45 low-profile model. Both were first previewed at Computex 2026, as we reported earlier. They follow the recent release of the taller CAC-S120PWM-T150 tower cooler, which stands 148 mm tall and features an all-black matte finish. The CAC-S90PWM-T120 measures 80 x 92 x 117 mm and uses four 6 mm heat pipes with an aluminium fin stack. Do not let yourself be fooled by the T120 suffix into thinking it uses a 120 mm fan. It instead uses a smaller 90 mm PWM model running at 800-2,400 RPM, with 40.48 CFM, 2.73 mm H₂O static pressure, and a noise level of 29.79 dBA.

For even more compact systems, the low-profile CAC-S92PWM-LP45 measures 110.8 x 93 x 45 mm. This model has five 6 mm heat pipes and a slim 92 mm x 92 mm x 15 mm PWM fan with 11 blades. The fan runs at 2,300 RPM, delivering up to 36 CFM of airflow, 3.2 mm H₂O of static pressure and a 38 dBA noise level. Both coolers have an all-black finish, support Intel and AMD CPU platforms and come with a 24-month warranty. Chieftec has not announced pricing or exact retail availability. More pictures and full specifications follow.

Sony has announced a Midnight Black version of its Japan-only PS5 Digital Edition through the Japanese PlayStation Blog, and it goes on sale on November 19 for ¥55,000 (roughly $350) including tax. That's the same day GTA 6 launches, and Sony mentions the game right alongside the console in its announcement. Pre-orders open on October 20 at PlayStation retailers and online stores in Japan. The new model, CFI-2200B02S, comes with the same catch as the white Japan-only version from last November: the system language is locked to Japanese, and the console only works with PlayStation accounts registered to Japan. Other than that, it's a regular PS5 Digital Edition with an 825 GB SSD. A matching Midnight Black disc drive also launches on November 19 for ¥11,980 (about $76).

The pricing is the more interesting part. When Sony raised PS5 prices worldwide in April, the Japan-only model stayed at ¥55,000 (~$350), while the standard Digital Edition in Japan jumped to ¥89,980 (~$570). In the US, the Digital Edition now sells for $599.99, so the region lock seems to be there mostly to stop these units from being exported. Sony also used the announcement to repeat that new PlayStation games will be digital only from January 2028. That's a slightly awkward message to pair with a brand-new disc drive, especially since physical copies still bring in a sizeable share of revenue for its biggest exclusives. There's no word about a release outside Japan, and with US console prices sitting at record highs, it's reasonable to expect that this cheaper black PS5 stays a Japan-only affair.

Thermalright has added a fully black variant to its Peerless Assassin lineup with the Peerless Assassin 120H-A Dark, a twin-tower air cooler that builds on the existing black models but steps up the fan speed for more aggressive thermal performance. This follows the recently launched single-tower Assassin X 120-A Dark, an updated version of the Thermalright Assassin X 120 V2 series. The heatsink uses six 6 mm U-shaped copper direct-touch heat pipes running through a dual-tower fin stack. The cooler measures 125 x 135 x 159 mm (including fans) and has black covers on top for a clean, uniform look that avoids the mixed-finish look of some other "all-black" coolers. Socket support covers Intel LGA115X, 1200, 1700, and 1851, and AMD AM4 and AM5.

Where it differs from the standard Peerless Assassin 120 Black is the bundled fans. The two included TL-N12-R9 V2 units spin up to 2400 RPM, significantly faster than the 1550 RPM of the base model. Each fan is pushing up to 85.35 CFM at 2.95 mmH2O static pressure. Noise at maximum speed is rated at 33.3 dB(A), with S-FDB bearings and 4-pin PWM control. The higher fan speed makes this version better suited for more demanding CPUs where the standard fans might fall short under sustained load. Pricing and regional availability haven't been announced yet. However, the 120 SE Black is listed on Amazon for around $43, so we could estimate that the new Thermalright PE 12H-A Dark CPU cooler will be priced at around $55.

Whether settling in for an intense gaming marathon or tackling a full day of work, the new GXTrust Rivara Ergonomic Mesh Gaming Chair is designed to keep users comfortable, supported, and focused for hours on end.

Built with certified ergonomic expertise, the Rivara sports official ErgoCert certification. "We have certified nearly 1,300 professional and consumer products to rigorous standards," says an ErgoCert representative. "The Rivara Mesh Chair was awarded Ergonomic Certification following expert evaluations and user testing that assessed the product's comfort and usability."

The TechPowerUp team visited the Chieftec booth at IFA 2026, with some interesting offerings on display. Chieftec brought its case lineup to the show, mixing an unannounced E-ATX tower with two chassis it already launched earlier this year. The new one is the Atlas, an E-ATX case supporting up to 420 mm radiators in the front or top. It has room for three 120 mm fans behind the power supply shroud, one rear fan, and an extra 120 mm unit near the PCIe brackets meant to pull hot air away from the graphics card. There are eight expansion slots and up to 420 mm of GPU clearance. This case is really meant for workstation or server builds, and its clean, functional design makes it ideal for that purpose.

The TechPowerUp team is on the ground at IFA 2026, and the Chieftec booth had some interesting offerings. Chieftec used the floor to show off a new air cooler alongside its case and PSU lineups: the CAC-S120PWM-T150. It's a tower-style air cooler with an all-black matte finish, standing 148 mm tall. Socket support is broad, covering Intel's LGA 1851, LGA 1700, LGA 1200, and LGA 115X, plus AMD's AM5 and AM4, so it should slot into current and slightly older builds without issue. I spotted five heatpipes running through the heatsink array, which should give it enough grunt to handle some serious CPUs.

The single 120 mm PWM fan spins between 500 and 2,400 RPM (±10 percent), pushing up to 74.54 CFM of airflow at 3.51 mm H₂O of static pressure. That puts it in a similar performance bracket to Chieftec's Single Tower CAC-SI2-BLK from Computex 2025, though this new model trims one heat pipe and adds a bit more height. Chieftec hasn't announced pricing or availability yet, but we'll know more soon. The company has been steadily expanding its air and liquid cooling range this year, following the announcement of the Iceberg PRO series AIOs earlier.

At IFA 2026, Acer showcased its unique take on the new NVIDIA RTX Spark desktop PC platform with a new chassis. In a package Acer calls the SFF RTX Spark, likely emphasizing the small-form-factor of this PC, the design differs from previous DGX Sparks. The RTX naming convention focuses more on home office users, creators, gamers, and local AI enthusiasts. The SFF RTX Spark from Acer features up to a 6,144-core GeForce RTX "Blackwell" GPU, alongside up to 20 cores on the NVIDIA "Grace" CPU, delivering a total of 1 PetaFLOPS of FP4 compute power. The entire package can be configured with up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X unified memory, all running on the Windows 11 desktop operating system.

Acer used a black shroud with a single bronze accent, providing an elegant and edgy design. The system can stand on its own in a horizontal position, while there is a specific holder for a vertical position, as shown in the images below. NVIDIA's full optimization stack for gaming and local AI is included, along with Acer's customizations that are typically featured in the company's PCs and laptops.

We recently reported on the open-source overclocking tool, mVolt+, unlocking power limit control on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5000-series GPUs, allowing certain GPUs, like the RTX 5090, to draw up to 125 W of additional power and enabling significantly higher core clock speeds as a result. With the latest driver update 616.56, however, it seems as though NVIDIA has blocked the core power control functionality.

Based on reports from the Overclock.net forums, via Uniko's Hardware on X, any attempt to input any extra current results in a black screen, reminiscent of a driver crash. Reportedly, a beta build of Hydra 2.3 is still able to access its core power overrides on NVIDIA GPUs, even after the driver update. It's unclear if NVIDIA has intentionally blocked mVolt+ or if it's simply an untested combination of mVolt+ and the new NVIDIA driver causing an incompatibility.

Thermalright has introduced the Assassin X 120-A Dark, an updated version of its Assassin X 120 V2 series. The single-tower cooler keeps the slim design of the original, but uses an all-black finish across the heatsink, top cover, base, and four 6 mm copper heat pipes. It also changed from a nickel-plated copper base to a heatpipe direct-touch base. The heatpipes run through the fin stack in a square-pattern layout to provide an even heat distribution. The heatsink measures 120 x 46 x 151 mm and is paired with a single Thermalright TL-NT12-R9 V2 120 mm PWM fan that replaces the TC-C12C V2 from the older model. The new fan uses an S-FDB (fluid-dynamic) bearing, has a top speed of 2,400 RPM, offering up to 85.35 CFM airflow, a static pressure of 2.95 mm H₂O, and a maximum noise of 33.3 dBA.

The Assassin X 120-A Dark CPU cooler supports Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, and 115x sockets, as well as AMD AM5 and AM4 platforms. Thermalright has not announced pricing or availability.

Yunzii announced the availability of its latest mechanical keyboard, the Yunzii IF68 model which comes in a 65% format (326.5 x 116.9 x 44.2 mm) with tri-mode connectivity, QMK/VIA support, N-key rollover and a built-in programmable TFT display. The IF68 uses a 63-key layout with a multifunction knob while the 200 x 480 display supports custom images and animated GIFs, alongside the preloaded ones. The keyboard design is reminiscent of the Yunzii AL68 model, whose Delete/PgUp/PgDn keys were replaced with the TFT display. Like most of Yunzii keyboards it is built using a gasket-mounted design with multiple layers of sound-dampening foam. It features south-facing RGB lighting, double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps, and a hot-swappable PCB compatible with both 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches.

Connectivity includes USB-C, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth. The 8000 mAh battery is rated for up to 30 hours with RGB and the display enabled, or up to 23 days with both disabled. The Yunzii IF68 mechanical keyboard is available in black, beige, and pink color options, with Milk V2 or Candy linear switches, priced at $84.99 on the company's official store.

ASRock, the global leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, mini PCs, gaming monitors, power supply units, and AIO liquid coolers, today announced the launch of the new Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA and PGO27QSA-W OLED gaming monitors. Featuring a 27-inch QHD QD-OLED panel, the new series is available in both classic black and Minimal White, combining high-performance gaming capabilities with refined aesthetics to deliver an exceptional visual experience while further expanding ASRock's Phantom Gaming OLED monitor lineup.

The PGO27QSA series features a 27-inch QHD (2560 × 1440) flat QD-OLED display with a 240 Hz refresh rate and an ultra-fast 0.03 ms (GTG) response time, minimizing motion blur and ghosting during fast-paced gameplay. Whether playing FPS, MOBA, or other competitive titles, gamers can enjoy smooth, responsive visuals that help them react with confidence in every critical moment.

The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) today announced DisplayHDR True Black 1400, a new flagship performance tier in its DisplayHDR True Black specification that certifies the latest generation of OLED displays for professional HDR content creation and premium HDR content consumption. The new tier recognizes advances in OLED display technology that enable significantly higher luminance performance while preserving the deep black levels, exceptional contrast and visual fidelity that define the DisplayHDR True Black program. The first products certified to the DisplayHDR True Black 1400 specification will be showcased at Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai, China, July 10-12.

DisplayHDR True Black 1400 is VESA's highest-performance DisplayHDR True Black tier to date, requiring certified displays to achieve at least 1400 cd/m² peak luminance while maintaining black levels as low as 0.0005 cd/m². The new tier also raises full-screen luminance performance to at least 700 cd/m², representing a significant advancement in sustained HDR brightness while maintaining the exceptional black-level performance associated with emissive display technologies such as OLED.

Announcing Dynamic 3, the evolution of a fan series engineered to deliver strong cooling performance in a stylish, modern form.

Crafted for PC builders seeking reliable airflow, quieter acoustics, and a refined system aesthetic, Dynamic 3 offers PWM control and a considered design suited to a wide range of gaming setups. Each fan uses a rifle bearing for smooth, stable rotation and features swept blades for quieter, more efficient performance. At the same time, its refined appearance, molded center cap, and daisy-chainable cables make it easy to achieve a tidy, cohesive build.

Austrian fan maker Noctua has published a technical blog explaining why it sometimes takes a long time for the company to release the dark-edition chromax.black fans after the initial beige and brown design is out. The company compares the level of engineering required for a new color code to painting a Formula 1 car, rather than a simple color change like you would typically do with a wooden fence. Noctua is known for its scientific testing, rigorous performance evaluations, highly detailed lab experiments, and more, which make its fans worthwhile. This has created a massive fan base within the enthusiast community over the years, who now eagerly await each new product release. When it comes to manufacturing, the company applies that same rigor everywhere, and a simple color change is not taken lightly. For example, Noctua produces its fans using injection molding, where plastic is melted and forced into a steel mold. However, when a new pigment is used, the entire calculation can be disrupted.

Noctua designs its fans with high precision to maximize airflow performance. This means that blade impellers have a tip clearance before hitting the fan frame of only a few tenths of a millimeter, about 0.5 mm for 120 mm fans and about 0.7 mm for 140 mm fans. Introducing any third-party pigment into this process could disrupt the structure of this fan tip clearance and potentially interfere with Noctua's Sterrox liquid-crystal polymer (LCP) material used in its fans. Specifically, color pigments have particles that directly affect how the injection mold behaves, as they carry their own particle imperfections. This negatively impacts the hundreds of thousands of performance tests that Noctua conducts in the lab and significantly delays the chromax.black product launch.

Keychron recently announced the new Q HE 8K gaming keyboard line-up, starting with the Q1 HE, Q3 HE, and Q6 HE, all of which feature Keychron's Ultra-Fast Magnetic Lime switches and full metal construction. Keychron has now also added the Q5 HE 8K to the list, for those who want a slightly more compact layout but don't want to sacrifice the num pad in the process. The Q5 HE 8K is available on the Keychron web store in black and white colorways for $239.99. It will likely also launch on Amazon at a later date, but it is not yet available there.

Everything about the Q5 HE 8K is just about identical to the other keyboards in the series, with the exception of the layout, from the polyurethane foam gasket mount to the aluminium plate and OSA profile double-shot PBT keycaps. The main draw over the Q5 HE 8K is that it condenses much of the same functionality as the full-size Q6 HE 8K into a small footprint—408 mm long vs 446 mm on the Q6 HE 8K—while only losing five keys and not compromising with a small zero key on the num pad. Unlike most 1800 layout keyboards, the Q5 HE 8K also has a programmable knob and a row of macro keys above the num pad. Like its brethren, the Q5 HE 8K is a wired-only keyboard, which has the side effect of bringing the front height down to 20.6 mm, and it has the same analog input features and 8 kHz polling rate as the other keyboards in the 8K series. The keyboard is also remappable and configurable in the Keychron Launcher web app, and it features all the usual analog keyboard trappings, like SOCD, DKS, Rapid Trigger, and controller emulation. It also has on-board macros with macro recording or manual programming functionality in Launcher, and it features Keychron's usual hardware OS selector switch alongside a hardware profile selector switch near the USB-C port.

Last month, Scythe started to promote two Mugen 6 ASUS TUF ALLIANCE edition models. A handful of social media posts provided an early look at the Japanese PC cooling hardware specialist's slight reworkings of the existing Dual Fan ARGB designs. Throughout mid-to-late January, the staggered release of promotional renders showcased newly co-branded white and black units. Scythe's social media accounts teased the latest Mugen 6 revisions leveraging a few improvements. The powerful proprietary Wonder Tornado 120 mm ARGB fans have been updated with anti-vibration pads, and the main block's aluminium fin-stack sports a different type of coating.

Scythe's Q1 2026 revamp of premium-tier single-tower air coolers has just launched in Taiwan, according to an ITHome news article. Yesterday's report outlines a day one release price tag of NT$1790 (~$57.10 USD). Apart from Scythe's typo-laden online marketing of improved features, the newer SKUs are decorated with familiar military themed TUF Gaming patterns and logos/text. Oddly, there is no actual Scythe branding present on the heatsink or Wonder Tornado fans—we hope that they get a shout-out on the finalized Mugen 6 X ASUS TUF ALLIANCE retail packaging, at least.

ENDORFY kicks off the year with a strong launch of the Atlas Electric series. The brand unveils its new electric desks in classic black and white, alongside Light Wood and Dark Wood variants with a refined wooden finish. Available in S and L sizes, they create an aesthetic and ergonomic workspace for both productivity and entertainment appealing to users seeking the right balance between style and everyday comfort.

Designed for those long days and nights at the PC, each desk is equipped with an electric height adjustment system featuring memory presets, enabling smooth transitions between sitting and standing positions. This solution helps reduce strain on the spine and allows users to stay in control of their workspace without disrupting their daily rhythm - whether the desk is used for work, study, or leisure.

In early 2026, PC case manufacturers continue to add "wood accents" onto existing products. TechPowerUp spotted multiple examples during time spent perusing company booths at the recent CES trade show, in Las Vegas. For obvious reasons, DeepCool did not get the chance to exhibit its latest wares at this highly important consumer event. Earlier today, ITHome stumbled upon the Chinese computer hardware manufacturer's own attempts at attracting the "wood effect" material crowd. New JD.com listings show Deepcool's "CH260 Wood Grain Edition" microATX cases hitting the native market.

A black option is available at 399 RMB (~$57.30 USD). A pale white alternative demands a small upcharge of +50 RMB (~$7.18 USD). Deepcool's CH-series debuted way back in the spring of 2024, with the well specced and reasonably priced CH160 model quickly gaining favor in ITX/SFF case format circles. A larger spin-off—CH260—launched later on in the year; suitably able to accommodate microATX motherboards. By then, DeepCool was a few months deep into being affected by US trade sanctions. Anyway, the CH260 arrived elsewhere in the world—finished in the usual standard black or white colorways. Over a year later, Chinese buyers get to enjoy first dibs with the local launch of Wood Grain variants. Promo material shows very little visual difference between non-wood and accented options.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, proudly announces the launch of the TS120 EX RGB and TS140 EX RGB cooling fans, available in both black and white editions. Marking a breakthrough in fan technology, the TS EX RGB is Thermaltake's first fan series equipped with a built-in temperature sensor, enabling real-time, independent cooling adjustments. Combined with MagForce 2.0 magnetic quick connection and a unique Music Staff Lighting Effect, the TS EX RGB fans deliver a perfect balance of performance, efficiency, and visual brilliance.

Smart Cooling with Individual Temperature Sensor
Each TS EX RGB fan features its own individual temperature sensor, positioned behind the fan blades. This design provides a major benefit over conventional cooling setups by enabling independent and real-time temperature detection across different areas of the system. Rather than relying on a single centralized reading, each fan can detect the temperature of the surrounding airflow and adjust its speed to match the cooling demand. The result is more accurate, energy-efficient, and responsive cooling that ensures optimal airflow exactly where it is needed, improving the overall thermal performance of your chassis.

Thermaltake showed off its TR300 and TR200 PC cases alongside a wood-accented version of the TR100 SFF PC case at Computex in May 2025, and it announced that the TR200 and TR300 cases would also be available with the wood front panels, however this doesn't seem to have materialized just yet. At CES 2026, though, Thermaltake has shown off the TR300 WS, which is the TR300 TG case with wood accent strips on the front panel. This configuration of the case will be available in white with light wood accents or black with dark wood accents.

Perhaps more interestingly, Thermaltake has also debuted the TR300 CB, which features two-tone magnetic wood blocks that attach to the steel mesh front panel, which has a grid layout molded into it to seat the magnetic blocks. The TR300 CB was shown off in both black and white colorways, and it seems as though that will be the available configurations when the case eventually makes it to market. As is the case with the TR300 WS case variants, the case layout and compatibility remains otherwise unchanged from the original TR300 TG, although it remains to be seen how covering up that much of the front panel with magnets and wood will affect cooling performance. On a more positive note, the wood blocks seem easy enough to replicate with something like a 3D printer or CNC machine, and the magnets can seemingly easily be unscrewed from the wood blocks.

Lian Li, a leading manufacturer of computer chassis and accessories, announces the launch of the SX Series PSU, available in 850 W, 1000 W, and 1200 W with 80 Plus Platinum certification for up to 92% efficiency. Built to deliver stable, future-ready power, the SX Series is fully compliant with Intel's ATX 3.1 specification and features a native PCIe Gen 5.1 12V-2x6 connector capable of supplying up to 600 W directly to next-generation GPUs.

Cooling is managed by a 120 mm FDB fan with a Zero RPM fanless mode that can be toggled on/off via a rear switch, while premium 100% Japanese 105°C capacitors and a high-amperage single +12V rail ensure long-term stability under demanding loads. With a full suite of industrial-grade protections, flexible braided-texture modular cables, and a choice of black or white models with an embossed mesh design, the SX Series is engineered for both performance and clean cable management. Backed by a 10-year warranty, the SX Series PSU offers enthusiasts reliable power with style and peace of mind.

With continuous support from its growing community, Epomaker has received valuable feedback and suggestions. Many community members have expressed a desire for mice that not only offer a visually striking design but also deliver exceptional performance. In response to this, Epomaker is proud to announce the launch of two new mice, designed and developed based on the input of its dedicated users.

The Epomaker CarbonX
Although Epomaker is not a traditional mouse brand, the CarbonX was designed from the outset to break the mold. Featuring an innovative aerospace-grade carbon fiber shell, this mouse combines a lightweight 50 g build with exceptional durability, efficient heat dissipation, and a comfortable user experience.
To achieve a more stable 8 kHz polling rate, the Epomaker CarbonX moves away from traditional, lower-cost sensors, opting for the high-performance PixArt PAW3950 sensor. Paired with Omron optical switches, the Epomaker CarbonX is designed to assist users in achieving peak performance in both gaming and daily use, with a lifespan of up to 1 million clicks. An 8 kHz polling rate is a rare feature found only in high-end gaming mice, providing an ultra-fast response speed that is several times that of most wireless mice.

EK by LM TEK, the leader in high-performance liquid cooling solutions, proudly presents the new EK-CryoFuel Space Black (Premix 1000ml) Clear Coolant. Based on our award-winning formula, EK CryoFuel Space Black is developed with vivid black color for maximum light absorption, ensuring an ultra-premium Space Black finish to your custom-loop.

This coolant contains everything a high-end liquid cooling system requires for efficient thermal performance and providing the necessary protection for your water blocks. Now available to order at EK Shop and authorized EK distributors such as TITANRIG (US) & AQUATUNING (Germany, Austria, Switzerland).