Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
TSMC's chip production lines are operating at unprecedented levels, with customers willing to pay up to 100% more for expedited manufacturing. This surge in demand, driven by AI and high-performance computing, is reshaping the semiconductor industry's dynamics.
Apple has cemented its position as the world's leading smartphone vendor, capturing nearly one-fifth of global sales in 2025. The iPhone 17 series and lingering demand for older models have propelled the company past competitors, marking a significant shift in the industry landscape.
After seven years in development, Hytale is set to launch on January 13, offering a fresh take on voxel-based crafting with RPG elements. Players can choose from three pre-order editions, each featuring exclusive cosmetic bundles that add value without affecting gameplay.
RUIX Gaming has unveiled a suite of high-performance power supply units (PSUs) and case designs at CES 2026, emphasizing efficiency, cooling, and modularity in both power delivery and chassis construction.
New shipping logs reveal AMD is validating a low-power variant of its upcoming Zen 6 Medusa CPUs, targeting efficiency without sacrificing performance. The 28W TDP design suggests a shift toward ultra-thin and portable devices while maintaining the FP10 socket for flexibility.
A fresh driver package for Intel’s Core Ultra Series 3 chip has reignited speculation about the company’s rumored high-performance Battlemage GPU, adding another layer to a story that has persisted despite its absence from CES.
A new stackable input device debuts at CES 2026, offering creators a flexible, programmable solution that combines touchscreens with analog and digital controls in a magnetic modular design.
Noctua has pushed back the launch of its Pulsar Feinman mouse and Seasonic PRIME PX power supply, with both now expected in mid-year. The delay reflects the company’s rigorous testing process, particularly for power supplies, which will now appear after Computex 2025.
At the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, ASUS unveiled a comprehensive suite of innovations centered around intelligent technology and enhanced user experiences. The company’s presence highlighted its continued commitment to pushing boundaries across productivity, creative workflows, and personal computing, demonstrating a strategic focus on full-spectrum AI integration and consistently delivering ‘always incredible’ advancements.
The ASUS ProArt PX13 delivers a powerful creative workstation experience in a remarkably portable package. Featuring an advanced OLED display, robust design elements, and NVIDIA RTX graphics, this convertible laptop targets professionals who demand uncompromising performance and reliability on the move.
At the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, ASUS dramatically expanded its computing offerings with a bold new line of Artificial Intelligence PCs. Featuring innovative dual-screen designs, powerful processor options including Snapdragon, Intel, and AMD, and a suite of AI-powered tools, the lineup aims to redefine productivity and creative workflows for both professionals and consumers.
