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.
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News Is the very integrity of information at threat from generative AI?

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News Nvidia announces first customer for its custom-designed Vera CPU.

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News Part of the problem is that the two cards look so similar...

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News Nvidia's N1X Arm CPU could be just months away.

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News Next target: Upscaling from a single pixel.

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News PC gamers just can't get a break...

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News But it's claimed OpenAI will be making Nvidia-style money by 2029.

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News N1X out by the end of March, next-gen N2 in 2027.

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News The best of both worlds?

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News Meta's searchable ad library for Facebook and Instagram is a 'window into criminality'.

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News The only thing that's really surprising is the $12 price.

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High speed Our choices for the best NVMe M.2 SSDs give you blisteringly fast load times.

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News Put aside a week to get the game loaded.

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News 32 GB and 64 GB models only up a little, 128 GB option now very spendy.

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News But some of the details suggest Nvidia's near-mythical Arm chip may have been delayed.

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News Ironically, capping energy prices is something the 'Radical Left' could get on board with.

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News So, how's your soldering...?

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News G31 GPU shows up again, this time in an Intel driver package.

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CES 2026 In a word, no.

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News Just don't expect anything terribly optimised.

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News It's the Panther Lake laptop chip, just slightly tweaked.

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CES 2026 LG's latest OLED tech, 4K pixel density and ultrawide immersion, yum!

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CES 2026 Intel's Panther Lake had zero competition, but it's still genuinely exciting.
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