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MediaTek x NVIDIA will release their highly-anticipated AI PC chip in the first half of next year, as both companies plan on dominating the rapidly growing segment.
NVIDIA has been at the forefront of bringing AI's prowess to consumers with its GPUs, and several new technologies are coming that will usher in a new era of gaming and graphical fidelity in the coming years.
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs are now seeing their VRAMs bumped up by Chinese companies to sustain AI workloads, especially for cloud computing providers.
AMD's EPYC & Ryzen chips are now exposed to a new vulnerability called "Sinkclose," which could potentially affect millions of CPUs worldwide.
Intel looks to ramp up outsourcing efforts as the firm chooses TSMC for its mainstream semiconductor needs while adding new Taiwan suppliers as well.
Intel's new microcode to mitigate the 14th Gen & 13th Gen CPU instability problems is finally out, & the first set of "credible" benchmarks reveals a ray of hope.
Intel is expected to face a massive lawsuit, too, from its shareholders, who believe that the firm "blindsided" them with the recent earnings call.
ZLUDA, the popular open-source library for porting NVIDIA's CUDA code onto AMD's ROCm stack, has now been taken down, as it didn't comply with legal terms.