Apple’s M5 processor leads with record single-core Geekbench scores and solid multi-core gains, confirming MacBook Pro’s status as a top performer.
Leaks point to Sony’s PS6 handheld delivering up to 3x Switch 2’s speed and broad compatibility, with a launch price near $500 and advanced optimization.
SiPearl unveils Athena1, a secure, EU-designed 16–80-core dual-use CPU for gov, defense & aerospace, arriving in 2027.
Intel and Nvidia will co‑develop x86 CPUs fused with RTX GPUs; Nvidia buys $5B of Intel stock. Major shakeup for AMD.
Nvidia denies a Q4 2025 RTX 50 SUPER launch; the firm sticks to the current RTX 50 series and says Super rumors about timing and pricing are false.
Leaks suggest AMD may keep Zen 7 on AM5, extending upgrades from Zen 4 through Zen 7 on current boards. Good news for budgets, still unconfirmed.
Leaked specs for Sony’s Canis handheld show a Zen 6/RDNA 5 APU, docked mode, backward compatibility, and strong ray-tracing, launch rumored for 2027.
Intel’s LGA‑1954 socket (2026) may support four CPU generations, including Nova, Razer, Titan, and Hammer Lake, easing upgrades and cooler compatibility.
AMD's Variable Graphics Memory (VGM) optimizes VRAM allocation for AI models, supporting up to 128B parameters with advanced quantization techniques
China’s 7G106 GPU rivals RTX 4060 in benchmarks, hitting 70+ FPS at 4K. Mass production starts Q3 2025 as China pushes tech independence.
AMD's Radeon AI Pro R9700 delivers 32 GB VRAM, strong AI performance, and ROCm support for $1,250—half the price of comparable NVIDIA cards.
RTX 5060 Super to 5080 Super may boost VRAM, RT & tensor cores, memory speeds, and power, aiming at next-level 4K gaming and creator performance.
This new GPU algorithm generates 35 GB of vegetation from just 52 KB and renders in ~8 ms—perfect for real-time 60 fps environments.
Hackintosh is dead – macOS 15 drops Intel support, killing OpenCore's future. No M-series emulation means no ARM Hackintoshes, ending an era of DIY Mac clones.
Intel’s Nova Lake CPU, leaked with up to 52 cores and 150W TDP, aims to challenge AMD’s Zen 6. Launch expected in 2026—the battle for CPU supremacy heats up.
AMD's new chips outperform Nvidia's, says report. CEO Lisa Su highlights AMD's lead in AI and data center tech. Nvidia faces tough competition as AMD gains ground.
Early tests show Apple's M4 Max chip hitting 120FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition, signaling strong gaming potential. Could this challenge traditional gaming hardware?
