A new compression layer from AMD promises to shrink game geometry files by up to 22%, but it won’t speed up in-memory processing—and that could matter more for performance.
NVIDIA's Spectrum-X Ethernet fabric introduces a new benchmark for AI workloads with multi-root I/O virtualization...
Logitech reports a 6% sales increase for fiscal year 2026, with operating income rising 18%, while setting cautious...
The release of Steam Controller CAD files allows modders to create custom accessories, while high demand drives res...
Rambus's PCIe 7.0 switch IP introduces time division multiplexing, offering a smarter approach to bandwidth managem...
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x brings 12th Gen Intel processors and 8 GB LPDDR5 RAM, but its mixed compatibility with exis...
AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture delivers measurable efficiency improvements, especially for PC builders prioritizing powe...
The PlayStation 5 excels in performance but leaves a critical gap in backward compatibility, raising questions abou...
A newly released fleet manager automates backup coordination across distributed environments, offering potential ef...
Ubisoft has significantly overhauled Assassin's Creed Black Flag, introducing a new parkour system and combat mecha...
AMD's latest generation of GPUs, including the RTX 5090 and RX 9070 XT, marks a significant leap in performance and...
