Earlier this week, Nvidia’s DGX Spark AI mini-PCs were released to the masses. Symbolic of the splintered state of the AI industry, though, Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang hand-delivered DGX Spark systems to Elon Musk and Sam Altman — separately. Altman and Musk once worked closely together, for a common cause, as co-founders of OpenAI, where Jensen once hand-delivered the original DGX-1 nine years ago, long before the AI boom began.

The standardization of USB-C on phones and tablets received a big push by the EU's 2024 mandate, which also includes a similar provision for laptops come 2026. This time around, the bloc is aiming for a 2028 standardization of power bricks and wall warts on USB-C with detachable cables for a good chunk of consumer electronics, including gaming consoles, monitors, routers, wireless chargers, set-top boxes, and even

TeamGroup has announced its new T-Force Z54E, a PCIe 5.0 SSD designed to trade blows with the best SSDs on the market. Notably, the Z54E isn't just another PCIe 5.0 drive but the first retail SSD to launch with Phison's high-performance E28 SSD controller, setting it apart from the competition.

The E28 controller signifies a substantial advancement over its predecessor, the E26 controller.

When Intel and Microsoft announced their plan to build a 'custom processor' on Intel's 18A fabrication process in early 2024, neither of the companies even hinted at the purpose of that silicon, leaving a lot of space for guesswork and interpretation by industry observers. Today, SemiAccurate reportedly broke the silence about Intel Foundry's 18A foundry customers, reporting that Intel Foundry (IF) is on track to produce an AI processor on 18A or

AMD's forgotten middle child of the gaming-optimized Ryzen 9000X3D family is on a serious discount, and can now be had at the same price-per-core as the Ryzen 9 9950X3D. AMD's 12-core Ryzen 9 9900X3D is $499.99 on Amazon — a 17% discount from its usual $599.0

Claude AI developer, Anthropic, has released its revenue targets for the next couple of years, and they are nothing if not ambitious. Following an estimation of just $4 billion in 2025 in July, it's now claiming it will hit $9 billion annualized revenue by the end of the year, and as much as $26 billion next year, according to Reuters . That's not just more than double its own projections for the best

Yesterday, MSI unveiled its new AI assistant called " EZ PC Builder ," which is a tool designed to guide beginners to build and spec out their computers. MSI partnered with MaiAgent, utilizing LLMs available as part of Amazon 's Bedrock service to provide answers through a chatbot. It's available for free around the world, and PC Gamer has already tested it . Their findings revealed that the AI suggests a Ryzen 9 9800X3D processor when asked for budget

Micron is reportedly preparing to halt sales of server memory chips to data centers in mainland China, after its business there failed to recover from a 2023 cybersecurity ban. The move, reported by Reuters citing unnamed internal sources, has not been confirmed by Micron, but would mark a significant retrenchment from the world’s fastest-growing data center market.

According to the report, citing people familiar with the matter, Micron intends to cease shipments of its DRAM and other server-

Owning or building a budget gaming rig does not mean that you have to suffer with low refresh rates and poor performance. Sure, a lot of people would talk about those massive 34-inch ultrawide curved displays with great resolution or 240Hz refresh rates, which you would often find at the top of best gaming monitor lists, but it’s the affordable FHD workhorse that you’d actually find on most people’s desks. But not being able to splurge on