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Gigabyte borrows space industry and data center tech, along with all the relevant buzzwords, for its 40th anniversary motherboards
By Nick Evanson Last updated
Computex 2026 The Infinity Next sure does look purdy.

AMD confirms that AM5 will continue to be supported by new processors through to 2029, and drop the deets on a forthcoming EXPO update
By Nick Evanson Published
Computex 2026 The AM6 socket looks like it'll be an end-of-the-decade release.

'Return of the king': AMD is bringing back the Ryzen 7 5800X3D for DDR4 platforms, launching it alongside the mid-range AM5 Ryzen 7 7700X3D
By James Bentley Published
Computex 2026 I suppose more options are always a good thing.

AMD announces global rollout of the RX 9070 GRE, which is slower than the standard model for the same original MSRP
By James Bentley Published
Computex 2026 Though MSRP means little right now.

AMD chief Dr. Lisa Su tells MIT graduates, 'Technology itself does not decide what the future looks like. People do'
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News "[AI] cannot make the hard judgment calls with imperfect information. It cannot take responsibility for the outcome."

ByteDance has had enough of waiting months for processors, so it's going to make them itself
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News 'No AMD or Intel makes ByteDance go something, something.'

007 First Light joins an ever-expanding list of 2026 games without up-to-date AMD FSR or Intel XeSS support
By Nick Evanson Published
News Shaken, stirred, who cares? Just properly support all GPUs, please, not just some of them.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the company plans to invest around $150,000,000,000 in Taiwan each year, describing the country as the 'epicentre of the AI revolution'
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News In it for the long haul?

Nvidia's first in-house CPU benchmarked, beats x86 and ARM chips alike but only in Nvidia-sanctioned tests
By Jeremy Laird Published
News But when might we see such CPU cores in a PC?

If this breakdown of the full cost of producing your favourite graphics card is accurate, then prices for certain GPUs are going to make 64 GB DDR5 kits look cheap
By Nick Evanson Published
News The RAMpocalypse is the biggest reason for this, of course, but it's only part of the whole problem.
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