Intel Foundry is expanding its manufacturing capabilities with state-of-the-art facilities in the heart of Silicon Valley in Santa Clara, US.

Today, in Santa Clara, California, US, Intel's CEO, along with several other executives, broke ground on the company's latest expansion of its Santa Clara facility. The ground is all set for the expansion of manufacturing capabilities of the Foundry division, which is at an all-time high as the confidence in Intel's current and upcoming nodes continues

Samsung appears ready to bid adieu to the Galaxy Z Flip line, especially as the passport-sized Galaxy Z Fold 8 is now ready to cater to the compact-sized foldable space, and as Samsung appears to be working tirelessly to bring its next-gen rollable phone to the market in the not-too-distant future.

Back in May, reports emerged that Samsung was scaling back the production of the Galaxy Z Flip 8 to the benefit of the passport-like Galaxy Z Fold 8, with the latter seeing

It seems that cloud gaming is making headlines once again. A recent viral post from LaurieWired argued that cloud gaming is “obviously more economically efficient than consumer-owned hardware". The logic? A $500 GPU sitting idle for most of its life has terrible cost per FLOP (floating-point operation) per hour efficiency (meaning you paid for lots of GPU power, but most of it sits unused most of the time) compared to datacenter servers shared across countless users. It’s an interesting take

NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs continue to see massive optimizations, leading to a 5x drop in token cost in DeepSeek v4 AI models.

"Cost Per Token" is the fundamental metric for AI TCO, as NVIDIA highlighted this a few months back, and now, the company is delivering the lowest-ever token cost in DeepSeek v4.

Today, NVIDIA announced that its full-stack inference software has brought further optimizations to its hardware stack, such as Blackwell GB200 & GB300, improving their

Etched , a new startup with a team of 400+ engineers, has announced its latest AI solution, the Frontier Inference Clusters.

What happens when 400+ Engineers from leading firms such as NVIDIA, Google, Broadcom, TSMC, SK Hynix, and more come together? Well, Etched happens.

Once again, the video game industry is caught in a limbo state, waiting for the hammer of more mass layoffs to fall, and once again, it's Xbox and Microsoft bringing its gavel down. While Asha Sharma and the rest of Team Green's leadership position these cuts as a " reset " for the company, the CWA and its members point out that the company has tried mass layoffs, multiple times in recent years. Clearly, attempting to 'reset' the business like this hasn't been

The AOC Gaming 25G4ZR is aimed at enthusiasts on a budget, offering a high refresh rate gaming experience at an affordable price.

AOC keeps expanding its monitor lineups with newer models and has brought another display to its G4 series. This is the AOC Gaming 25G4ZR , a new budget-friendly gaming monitor that sits between 23.8-inches and 26.5-inches displays, offering an ideal form-factor for competitive gamers. The Gaming 25G4

The entire video game industry is in a tense state this week. After Bloomberg reported that Xbox planned massive layoffs following the close of its current fiscal year (which ends today, June 30), we've seen multiple reports suggest that this could be one of the worst mass layoffs the industry has seen in recent years. A high bar to hit, but one that Xbox seems poised to clear. Now, as we're surely only hours away from official confirmation of the cuts, a new report suggests

GTA VI is currently headed toward a November 19 launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X, but another console, the Nintendo Switch 2, may also get the game at some point.

The first insider to suggest that possibility was Nate the Hate, who shared last November that developer Rockstar Games was evaluating whether it would be feasible to bring the game to Nintendo's latest hybrid console. Now, there's been an update from two insiders. The first is the Spanish Nash Weedle, who wrote