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.
Veteran game developer Peter Molyneux is set to release his latest project, Masters of Albion, a new god game from...
The development of Hytale, a highly anticipated Minecraft-like game, has achieved a significant milestone by securi...
NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang has criticized those spreading negativity about AI, arguing that such views often stem fr...
A silent revolution is underway in the smartphone industry, where the cost of memory components has surged by over...
A UK employment tribunal has ruled that Rockstar Games failed to demonstrate sufficient evidence of union-busting i...
Templar Media, led by former Tripwire Interactive CEO John Gibson, is challenging the industry trend of games with...
A new wave of robotic automation is transforming cell therapy manufacturing, promising to cut operational expenses...
The Consumer Electronics Show concluded, leaving many attendees and industry observers with a sense of what might h...
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At CES 2026, CTX showcased a groundbreaking gaming monitor designed to meet the demanding needs of competitive play...
Innosilicon has initiated shipments of its high-speed LPDDR6 memory modules, achieving a significant data rate of 1...
