Jorge is a hardware writer from the enchanted lands of New Jersey. When he's not filling the office with the smell of Pop-Tarts, he's reviewing all sorts of gaming hardware, from laptops with the latest mobile GPUs to gaming chairs with built-in back massagers. He's been covering games and tech for over ten years and has written for Dualshockers, WCCFtech, Tom's Guide, and a bunch of other places on the world wide web.
Latest articles by Jorge Jimenez

This Diablo IV-themed PC gear reminded me how much companies love slapping a fan tax onto existing products
By Jorge Jimenez Published
Fan Tax Nostalgia is a powerful weapon for companies clearing out old stock.

Terrified of leaks, Apple is banning employees from using ChatGPT and other AI tools
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Apple plans on developing its own internal AI tools.

The Diablo 4 Demon 'Meat' Shake finally let me know what Hell tastes like, and it's very chunky
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News There is no meat in this thing, but it tastes like there's meat in this thing.

Google will start deleting inactive accounts if they haven't been used in two years
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News And some tips on how to keep those accounts from being nuked.

Lawmaker asks ChatGPT if the government should regulate AI, and the answer won't surprise you
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News We also learned it's possible to have a military drone select its own targets thanks to the power of AI.

ChatGPT boss calls for a new government agency to keep AI companies in check
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News OpenAI's Sam Altman answered lawmakers' questions about the risks of AI and how it should be regulated.

Cryptominers hope they can find a second life by turning their mining operations into AI farms
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Unfortunately, only a fraction of GPUs used for mining are up to the task.

This company secured billions to reboot Japan's chip industry in just 4 years
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News After a 20-year hiatus, Japan is jumping back into the semiconductor manufacturing game.

The same group of UK regulators that blocked the Microsoft Activision acquisition is now looking into AI
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News The CMA is reviewing artificial intelligence models for "competition and consumer protection considerations."

Adobe's generative AI art tool and Google Bard are joining forces
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Adobe Firefly and Express will be coming to Google Bard soon.

Holy multitasking, Batman! Philips slapped an e-reader onto a monitor
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Philips' new dual-screen monitor could make reading your emails less of a headache.

OpenAI may have lost more than half a billion dollars over the past year
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News The AI company reportedly pays between $700,000 to $1 million daily in server expenses.

Two men are facing jail time after trying to smuggle GPUs and, uh, live lobsters into China
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News This might be the most expensive seafood platter ever.

Study claims that when a company's tech support adopted ChatGPT its staff got better at their jobs and became less likely to quit
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News The AI didn't replace jobs; it made some employees better at them.

Are you stressed out? Maybe you have too many browser tabs open
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Are you or someone you love a tab hoarder?

Nvidia is best known for building GPUs but says it actually spends '80% of our time on the software'
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Nvidia reminds us that it has other things going on than just graphics cards.

ChatGPT's Italy ban reversed after privacy concerns addressed, banned at Samsung due to privacy concerns
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News You guessed it! Privacy sits as the chief concern in both cases.

OpenAI threatens legal action against the developer of a free GPT4-powered chatbot for sneaking past its paywall
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News One developer faces a potential legal fight for a chatbot that pulls GPT4 answers for free.

NASA extends Voyager 2's space mission by basically putting it into power-saver mode
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News The Voyager 2 probe will have to postpone its retirement party.

The current version of Windows 10 will be its last
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News There will be no more major updates past Windows 10 version 22H2.

Hmmm, scientists hooked up a goldfish's brain to a computer helmet
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News Neuroscientists look deeper at how fish navigate their environment by wiring their brains to a neuronal activity monitor.

MSI just had to unlaunch its RTX 3060 Ti Super 3X because it's not actually 'Super'
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News There technically is no RTX 3060 Ti Super.

Shuhei Yoshida says AI could help game development but 'creativity is more important'
By Jorge Jimenez Published
News The former PlayStation boss thinks AI could be a helpful resource in game development in the future.
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