AMD has submitted initial Linux kernel patches to enable full open-source HDMI 2.1 support, potentially allowing 4K at 120 Hz and 5K at 240 Hz on RDNA 3 GPUs without proprietary drivers.
Intel's latest Wildcat Lake processor delivers a 27% multi-core advantage over Apple's MacBook Neo while matching t...
A high-stakes bidding war between Sony and Universal for Metroid movie rights intensifies, while Nintendo remains a...
Intel is redirecting its GPU development efforts, with the next-generation Xe3P architecture being reallocated to w...
A new monthly subscription blocks ads, trackers, and pop-ups without slowing down your browsing—making it one of th...
Google is set to leverage Intel's foundry services for next-generation TPUs, using advanced packaging that could re...
Sync offers cloud storage without data scanning, ads, or hidden costs—proving that privacy and performance can coex...
Creative Assembly has discontinued Alien: Isolation 2 after more than a decade of development. The project was orig...
A new smartphone processor, developed by OpenAI and two leading semiconductor firms, is set to challenge Apple’s pr...
TSMC is increasing wafer production for its 3nm and 2nm processes by 20% by late 2026, aiming to alleviate ongoing...
Microsoft has introduced new features allowing users to skip or pause Windows 11 updates indefinitely, addressing l...
