The NVIDIA Vera CPU, based on custom Armv9.2 cores, shows promising performance in data center workloads, outperforming Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC models in select benchmarks.
Bethesda Game Studios is betting on AI as a backend assistant—not a creative partner—while insisting its signature...
After abandoning a controversial camera network deal, Ring is doubling down on its AI-powered ‘Search Party’ featur...
Riot Games is testing voice communication tools in League of Legends, including public team chat and abuse reportin...
AMD’s next-gen Ryzen 10000 'Olympic Ridge' processors bring a radical shift in core counts—from 6 to 24 cores—using...
A new advance in glass-based data storage promises to last 10,000 years—but don’t expect it in your laptop anytime...
A new automatic clip-capture system, leveraging AMD’s NPU, is in testing for the Asus ROG Ally handheld—potentially...
Embark Studios has confirmed that Matriarchs and Queens in *ARC Raiders* were intentionally designed for mid-game p...
The new Lyria 3 AI model inside Gemini can generate 30-second songs from text, images, or videos, offering customiz...
The upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel introduces a major optimization in file cache memory management, cutting reclaim time...
EIZO is set to debut its first OLED monitor in the premium ColorEdge lineup, targeting professional 4K workflows wi...
