Valve has officially revived the Steam Machine concept with a compact living room PC that’s six times more powerful than the Steam Deck. The new device runs SteamOS 3 and can handle 4K gaming at 60fps, with two storage configurations and custom AMD hardware.
A Microsoft-backed startup just demonstrated technology that could solve AI’s biggest constraint: power delivery. VEIR’s superconducting system moves massive amounts of electricity with zero energy loss, using cables cooled by liquid nitrogen. This breakthrough comes as AI companies scramble for pow
AMD’s financial analyst day revealed surprising projections about AI’s impact on server CPUs. The company expects AI to drive an additional $30 billion in CPU demand by 2030, doubling the total market to $60 billion. This represents a major shift from the traditional 4% growth rate to an explosive 1
Global smartphone shipments are projected to grow steadily through 2030, driven by 5G expansion and feature phone replacement in emerging markets. The industry is settling into predictable growth after years of volatility.
Sony just revealed a 27-inch PlayStation gaming monitor during their State of Play Japan broadcast. The monitor features 2560×1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and will launch next year in the US and Japan. Pricing remains unknown for now.
The “Pro” label on laptops has become more about marketing than professional capability. True workstation laptops prioritize sustained performance and reliability over thin designs. Modern “Pro” machines often sacrifice the very features that made professional laptops special.
According to Windows Central, the Steam Deck launched in early 2022 and remains one of the best handheld gaming PCs three years later. Despite newer competitors like the ASUS ROG Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go 2, the Steam Deck’s combination of SteamOS, repairability, and community support keeps it rel
Switch has teamed with Oxide Computer Company and SUSE to build a private cloud platform using Oxide’s rack-scale hardware. The solution increases telemetry data collection from once per hour to every 10 seconds, providing near real-time visibility for power-intensive AI workloads. The deployment ad
The Intel Core Ultra 7 255H demonstrates solid performance in Linux benchmarks, showing competitive results against AMD’s latest mobile processors. Testing was conducted on Ubuntu 25.04 with modern software stack components.
Intel’s Xe graphics driver is pushing forward with multi-GPU Shared Virtual Memory support and plans for high-speed fabrics like UALink. These developments could significantly boost AI accelerator performance in Linux environments. The work builds on Intel’s ongoing Project Battlematrix initiative.
