Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
As the Marathon Server Slam concludes, Bungie highlights ongoing adjustments to UI, PvP balance, and PC performance issues while maintaining a positive outlook for the game's March launch.
The new iPad Air, powered by the M4 chip, delivers significant performance improvements over its predecessors, making it a compelling choice for creators and professionals. With enhanced AI capabilities and advanced connectivity options, the device aims to redefine productivity on mobile platforms.
Montech introduces its Beta 2 series of power supplies, designed to meet ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM specifications, offering a range of wattages from 550W to 850W with 80 Plus Bronze efficiency.
A new DirectX feature promises significant performance gains, with Intel Arc B-Series GPUs showing up to 90% improvements and NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs around 80%. The technology could influence upgrade decisions for IT teams evaluating next-gen hardware.
The Intel Arc Pro B70, powered by the BMG-G31 chip, is set to redefine workstation GPU performance with 32 Xe2 cores and 32 GB GDDR6 memory. This new model promises significant improvements over its predecessor, the Arc Pro B60.
The RTX 5070's rapid adoption reflects more than just performance—it signals a shift toward future-proofing. With RAM prices fluctuating and VRAM demands growing, buyers must weigh immediate needs against long-term compatibility.
MSI introduces GPU-accelerated server solutions designed to integrate AI into telecom network operations, supporting scalable deployments for 5G and future 6G networks. These platforms aim to unify network functions under one framework, allowing dynamic resource allocation between communication task...
Intel is set to unveil its next-generation Core Ultra 5 and 7 processors based on Arrow Lake architecture, marking a significant update for performance-focused systems. The new chips promise increased core counts and L3 cache, but key details around pricing and availability remain under wraps.
Gigabyte's new AI-focused platforms aim to transform telecom networks into intelligent, data-driven systems, combining NVIDIA and AMD hardware for large-scale training and edge deployment.
India now hosts the world’s largest single-floor semiconductor assembly facility, built by Micron to meet surging AI-driven demand for memory and storage. The $2.75 billion site in Gujarat will produce tens of millions of chips annually, reinforcing India’s role as a global manufacturing hub while a...
A new rendering optimization in DirectX could dramatically improve ray tracing performance on high-end GPUs like the RTX 4090 and Intel Battlemage, with potential to reshape how developers approach complex lighting and material effects. The feature, integrated into Shader Model 6.9, promises signifi...
The RTX 5090's 12V-2x6 connector continues to melt despite mitigation efforts, raising concerns about reliability and safety for high-power GPUs.
The Skytech Azure 3 combines a Ryzen 7 7800X3D with an RTX 5060 Ti (16GB VRAM) to address current bottlenecks in GPU memory and system RAM, offering a complete gaming platform at $1,649.99.
NVIDIA's RTX 50 series GPUs introduce transformative advancements with the RTX 5090, 5080, and 5070. These models push performance boundaries while addressing enterprise concerns about platform dependency.
The new Lenovo ThinkBook 16+ sets a benchmark for mainstream laptops with the integration of the LPCAMM2 memory standard, offering high performance and upgrade flexibility. This model, featuring up to 32 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory and an Intel Core Ultra X7 385H processor, marks Lenovo's first consum...
The new MS-A2 mini desktop server from Minisforum brings high-end performance into a space-saving footprint, targeting developers and power users with AMD's latest Ryzen 9 CPU and generous storage options.
TSMC's Arizona facility has moved from financial losses to profitability, marking a pivotal moment in its global manufacturing strategy. The shift to advanced packaging and 4nm production at Fab 21 is reshaping supply chains for American chipmakers.
Intel's new Bartlett Lake-S processor, designed for edge and embedded systems, offers impressive performance but is restricted to specialized platforms, leaving consumer users without access.
