Intel has introduced a structural change in its graphics driver strategy by dividing support between its legacy integrated GPUs and its newer Arc-based lineup.

LG has added another model to its UltraGear lineup with the 27GX704A, a 26.5-inch gaming monitor that blends speed and OLED picture quality. It runs at 2560×1440 resolution with a 240 Hz refresh rate, ...

Epic Games has rolled out the preview version of Unreal Engine 5.7, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most important updates to the engine so far. The biggest change is the new Procedural Content ...

Google might be making a move into the PC world. At Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii, the company announced “Android for PC,” a project that’s meant to merge its mobile and desktop systems into ...

Intel looks like it’s getting ready to bring frame generation to its XeSS upscaling tech, something that’s already standard in NVIDIA’s DLSS and AMD’s FSR. The clue comes from the latest Arc GPU ...

Microsoft says it may have found a better way to keep future AI chips cool, and it involves letting coolant flow right through the chip itself. Instead of attaching a heat sink on top, which adds ...

Solidigm has introduced a new category of enterprise storage with the release of its D7-PS1010, the first enterprise SSD to employ cold-plate liquid cooling. Unlike conventional airflow-based cooling, ...

ASUS has expanded its professional workstation lineup with the release of the Pro WS B850M-ACE SE, a Micro-ATX motherboard ...

Some Radeon RX 9070 owners have been testing out a risky but interesting tweak: flashing their card with the RX 9070 XT’s ...

Intel’s next workstation graphics card, the Arc Pro B60, has shown up in a U. S. retailer listing for $599, and that’s a big ...

Black Ops 7 has officially shown off its multiplayer gameplay, and it looks like the series is doubling down on speed and flexibility. The first trailer revealed that players will now be able to wall ...

Nvidia and OpenAI are teaming up on what might be the biggest AI hardware deal so far: a $100 billion partnership to build datacenters powered by 10 gigawatts of Nvidia hardware.