Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
The iPhone 16 Pro represents a significant evolution in Apple's flagship lineup, blending refined hardware with sophisticated software optimizations. It reflects the company's ongoing commitment to balancing cutting-edge performance with real-world usability, particularly for users who rely on their...
The collaboration between AMD and TSMC introduces a groundbreaking 2nm EPYC processor, blending advanced manufacturing with AI-focused architecture to redefine data center efficiency without sacrificing performance.
A key production milestone for the M6 MacBook Pro’s OLED display suggests Apple is on track to avoid the supply chain delays that plagued its previous generation, setting a more stable timeline for later this year.
The NVIDIA H200 GPU delivers 90 teraflops of FP8 compute, setting new benchmarks for AI workloads while demanding industrial-grade cooling solutions.
NVIDIA reports strong financial performance, reinforcing its dominance in AI and data workloads with record revenue and net income.
NVIDIA’s Vera platform promises transformative performance gains but demands a full hardware overhaul, raising questions about its real-world impact and long-term viability in the gaming market.
Darksiders Warmastered Edition has received its first major update in nearly ten years, introducing Vulkan 1.3 support and expanding hardware compatibility to include older GPUs like AMD's Radeon R9 series and NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 700 series. The update also enhances controller support with advanced...
NVIDIA is gearing up to introduce its next-generation data center GPU, codenamed Vera Rubin, with a launch slated for Q3 2024. This architecture aims to revolutionize AI performance and graphics processing, building on the success of the Blackwell series while addressing critical enterprise challeng...
A new 6v6 movement shooter, EMPULSE, has quietly appeared on Steam, promising fast-paced, vertical combat with mech customization. While no launch date is set, the game's minimum system requirements hint at accessibility for mid-range PCs and consoles, including PS5 and Xbox. The focus remains on mo...
The new Ryzen AI Max 400 series processors aim to push the boundaries of AI development platforms, offering up to 192 GB of memory and increased performance across CPU, GPU, and NPU. However, questions remain about long-term platform support and real-world impact.
A restructuring of internal documentation and workflows aims to prevent the technical challenges that plagued Cyberpunk 2077's launch, with implications for both The Witcher VI and Cyberpunk 2.
NVIDIA reports strong financial performance in Q1 2027, driven by data center and gaming demand, but rising competition and thermal constraints test its long-term strategy.
A new gaming GPU from Lisuan challenges the market with RTX 3060 performance at RTX 5060 Ti pricing, raising questions about value and compatibility risks for buyers.
A new cryptographic key will replace the current trust anchor, ensuring stronger security for global DNS infrastructure. Operators must prepare their systems ahead of the change.
Intel is set to launch its 14A process node with a radical zero-deviation manufacturing approach, targeting October 2026. This strategy aims to deliver significant performance gains while controlling costs, marking a shift toward stricter production oversight in semiconductor fabrication.
A new GPU sets a benchmark in performance efficiency, offering meaningful improvements that could reshape how developers approach power management and thermal stability. Its focus on sustained performance under load may accelerate adoption in workloads where reliability is paramount.
The GMKtec M8 mini PC combines a Ryzen 5 Pro processor and 16GB DDR5 RAM at $410, but critical details about storage, expandability, and long-term support remain unclear. Buyers face uncertainty over whether this system can deliver consistent performance or adapt to future needs.
Developers behind Cyberpunk 2077’s sequel and The Witcher 4 are implementing strict requirements to prevent the development chaos that plagued previous projects, ensuring smoother releases.
