
Jeremy Laird
Jeremy has been writing about technology and PCs since the 90nm Netburst era (Google it!) and enjoys nothing more than a serious dissertation on the finer points of monitor input lag and overshoot followed by a forensic examination of advanced lithography. Or maybe he just likes machines that go “ping!” He also has a thing for tennis and cars.
Latest articles by Jeremy Laird

Intel attempts to clarify whether the new Xe3 iGPU in Panther Lake is next-gen Celestial technology but I'm left confused and fearing for the future of Intel Arc graphics
By Jeremy Laird published
News So is it Celestial, or not?

When will the AI bubble burst? As OpenAI signs yet another megabucks deal with Broadcom, can anyone make sense of the trillions of dollars involved?
By Jeremy Laird published
News A hundred billion here, a hundred billion there, pretty soon you're talking about real money.

Hooray for the PC: Sales are up by nearly 10% on last year, but predictably things are quite a bit slower in the US
By Jeremy Laird published
News That'll be those tariffs, then.

Kiss goodbye to your smartphone OS, ChatGPT wants to become an operating system complete with an AI app store
By Jeremy Laird published
News Apple and Google will not like this one little bit.

Discord says 70,000 age-verification ID photos may have been leaked in recent security breach that also includes names, usernames, emails, credit cards, and IP addresses
By Jeremy Laird published
News I just died of not-surprise.

Microsoft is planning to make it harder than ever to install Windows without an internet connection and a Microsoft account
By Jeremy Laird published
News The number of work arounds is ever shrinking...

This new 4K gaming monitor is so ridiculously bright I'm gonna need to wear shades
By Jeremy Laird published
News 1,600 nits of eye-popping panel power.

The latest Intel Panther Lake CPU leak details next-gen Core Ultra 300 range with high-performance graphics restricted to a new 'X' model line
By Jeremy Laird published
News Our first taste of Intel's 18A silicon is approaching fast.

Intel's morale is reportedly 'in the toilet' as the chip maker strives to be 'really lean, fast moving'
By Jeremy Laird published
News Will deals like the Nvidia joint venture turn things around for Intel?

Don't look up: That's not a shooting star, it's another Starlink satellite burning up
By Jeremy Laird published
News They're coming down at a rate of several per day.

AMD seals multi-year megadeal with OpenAI involving 6 gigawatts' worth of AI GPUs and a possible 10% stake in AMD
By Jeremy Laird published
news Take that, Nvidia.

Decade-long SSD and RAM 'pricing apocalypse' predicted as AI data centers gobble up hardware on an epic scale
By Jeremy Laird published
news Are SSDs and memory prices headed the same way as graphics cards?

Microsoft wants to sell you a Steam Deck in 2025 for $600 as Xbox Ally pricing unveiled
By Jeremy Laird published
news Quick, somebody tell Microsoft that Valve just cut the price of the Steam Deck LCD to $329.

AMD wants to patent a new DDR5 memory standard with double the bandwidth but we're not expecting to see it in PCs any time soon
By Jeremy Laird published
News 12.8 Gbps of raw bandwidth, but will the industry adopt it?

Qualcomm announces Snapdragon X2, the first 5 GHz Arm CPU, its 'biggest advance in PC gaming' and the chip that might finally make gaming on Arm an actual thing
By Jeremy Laird published
news We've heard it all before, but this chip could be awesome.

Nvidia's gen-AI facial animation tech is going open source, potentially making it much easier for game devs to turn real-time speech into convincing characters
By Jeremy Laird published
News Better AI characters, more convincing in-game interactions incoming?

Google and Qualcomm are prepping 'desktop' Android to enable 'mobile and PC' in one device, but should Windows and x86 be afraid?
By Jeremy Laird published
news Google and Qualcomm are both super excited...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirms the upcoming N1 APU that's heading for the PC is indeed the same as the GB10 'Superchip' in the DGX Spark AI box
By Jeremy Laird published
News An all-powerful APU with RTX 5070 performance in a laptop, but at what cost?

With this HDD mashing machine, you can watch your old hard drive being squished in half and then wonder if the spooks could still get at your data
By Jeremy Laird published
news Good enough for most peeps, but probably not sufficiently secure for the No Such Agency.

An original Apple I PC just sold for $500K and now I'm frantically ransacking boxes of old PC and Apple kit for my retirement fund
By Jeremy Laird published
news Hand built by Jobs and the Woz...?

Best 4K gaming monitors in 2025: the ultra hi-res panels I highly recommend
By Dave James last updated
4K Vision The best 4K gaming monitor has all the bells and whistles an enthusiast could ever want or need.

If you're wondering what those newly announced Intel-Nvidia PC chips might look like, there's already an Nvidia 'Superchip' that could provide the answers
By Jeremy Laird published
News Could the Nvidia GB10 Superchip hold the secret to Nvidia's new collab' on the PC with Intel?

Intel and Nvidia announce stunning plans to combine their CPU and GPU products for both consumer PCs and AI servers, with Nvidia taking a $5 billion stake in Intel
By Jeremy Laird published
News Well, we weren't expecting this.
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