According to a display industry analyst from South Korea, Nintendo is considering releasing a Switch 2 handheld console with an OLED display. While there has been speculation that Nintendo will announce a Switch 2 OLED version, the company is currently evaluating whether this option is financially feasible. If Nintendo determines that it makes financial sense, the company plans to start development towards the end of this year, with mass production targeted for the end of 2027. This would set an early 2028 goal for the market launch

Intel today announced a €5 billion ($5.7 billion) capital investment at its Leixlip campus in Ireland, marking the next phase in the site's capacity expansion. Global demand for AI and high-performance computing is driving the need for advanced silicon to power AI Factories, and Intel is scaling capacity in Ireland to deliver Intel Xeon 6 and next gen Intel Xeon built on its Intel 3 node. This strategic investment expands current production output, advances research and development activities and utilises capacity across existing cleanroom space

Previously, we reportedthat Valve's Steam Machine featured a "red line of death" (RLOD) that was mistakenly flagged as a system problem. This issue was actually a simple BIOS glitch that was resolved quickly. Valve has since updated its Q&A and the Steam Machine BIOS to enhance the functionality of the LED strip surrounding the Steam Machine. In their latest communication, Valve confirmed that they are working on a BIOS update that will cause the LED strip to turn red if the CPU or GPU reaches 1

MSI announced that its EdgeXpert AI Supercomputer is now supported by Racknex professional Rack Mount solutions, enabling enterprises to deploy high-performance AI computing resources in standard 19-inch rack environments. Designed specifically for MSI EdgeXpert, the Racknex UM-MSI-201 Rack Mount Kit provides a flexible and standardized deployment option for enterprise AI, edge computing, smart manufacturing, and data center applications.

As generative AI and enterprise AI applications continue to expand, organizations are increasingly seeking AI computing platforms that deliver high performance, low

Intel's 18A node is officially space-grade, according to documentation on Intel's website. A document that initially went unnoticed has been published, detailing a new "Starfire" generation of processors built on the 18A node and designed for space operations. Intel has designated two SKUs for orbital computing, each equipped with four P-Cores and four LPE-Cores, resulting in an eight-core SoC design. One is optimized for low-power operations with clocks adjusted for efficiency, while

GIGABYTE today introduced the B850M AORUS Stealth, a Socket AM5 motherboard based on the AMD B850 chipset that offers backside connectors for better cable management and aesthetics. This is among the first of the company's motherboards in the microATX form-factor to feature backside connectivity. The board draws power from a combination of 24-pin ATX and a single 8-pin EPS connector. It uses an 8+2+2 phase CPU VRM design. The socket is wired to four

Apple has recently overhauledits entire M-Series chip plans, scrapping the launch of the M6 Pro and M6 Max processors and jumping straight to the M7 series. While the base M6 SoC is expected to launch, Apple is moving into the M7 series without the M6 Pro/Max variants, with plans to offer some of the most powerful computing solutions in the market. Apple is testing the M6 SoC in the base MacBook Pro model, featuring many improvements in CPU microarchitecture and NPU performance

MSI Afterburner has been experimenting with a voltage/frequency curve editor that includes a heat map. This feature helps users understand the exact frequency their GPU achieves when given a certain voltage level. According to MSI Afterburner developer "Unwinder," the next beta release of this popular utility will allow users to record and visualize the V/F heat map by pressing "M" on their keyboard while in the editor. Once recorded, users can observe the NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU Boost algorithm in action and see how the GPU switches

MSI Afterburner has been experimenting with a voltage/frequency curve editor that includes a heat map. This feature helps users understand the exact frequency their GPU achieves when given a certain voltage level. According to MSI Afterburner developer "Unwinder," the next beta release of this popular utility will allow users to record and visualize the V/F heat map by pressing "M" on their keyboard while in the editor. Once recorded, users can observe the NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU Boost algorithm in action and see how the GPU switches