AMD has officially moved RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 GPUs to maintenance driver mode, ending game optimizations for RX 5000 and RX 6000 series. This strategic shift raises questions about GPU lifecycle expectations and consumer trust in an evolving graphics market.
As AI models grow exponentially more complex, even Nvidia’s rapid hardware advancements can’t keep pace. The MLPerf benchmark data reveals a concerning trend that could reshape AI development economics.
Amazon Games is halting active development on New World after four years, despite maintaining 35,000 daily players. The decision reveals the challenging economics of modern MMO operations and what “sustainable” really means for major publishers.
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NVIDIA has achieved what no company has before – a $5 trillion market capitalization. This milestone reflects their complete dominance of the AI infrastructure market, but what challenges lie ahead for the computing giant?
Fortanix and NVIDIA have launched a confidential AI platform targeting regulated industries. The solution combines hardware security with cryptographic verification to enable AI on sensitive data without compliance trade-offs.
Qualcomm’s bold entry into the data center AI chip market with its 2026-2027 roadmap signals a fundamental shift in enterprise artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company’s rack-scale approach could redefine how businesses deploy and scale AI inference workloads.
Krafton, the company behind PUBG and Subnautica 2, is investing nearly $90 million to transform into an “AI-first” organization. The move represents one of gaming’s most significant AI commitments to date and signals broader industry transformation.
Intel’s upcoming budget Panther Lake processor, the Core Ultra 5 338H, has appeared in Geekbench benchmarks showcasing impressive integrated graphics capabilities. The chip’s Arc B370 graphics reportedly perform on par with AMD’s Radeon 880M. This development signals potentially strong competition in the integrated graphics market.
Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake architecture continues to generate buzz as benchmark results for the Core Ultra 5 338H processor have surfaced online. According to reports, this budget-oriented chip was recently spotted on Geekbench, revealing specifications and performance metrics that suggest competitive integrated graphics capabilities. The processor is expected to launch in the coming months as part of Intel’s next-generation mobile computing platform.
Qualcomm has officially announced the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4, a new mid-range mobile platform promising significant performance upgrades. The chipset reportedly delivers enhanced CPU and GPU speeds alongside support for high refresh rate displays. This launch aims to bring premium features to more affordable smartphone segments.
Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4, its latest mobile platform designed for the mid-range smartphone market, according to the company’s announcement. The new chipset appears to deliver substantial improvements over its predecessor, with sources indicating notable upgrades in processing power, graphics capabilities, and display technology support that could reshape the affordable device segment.
In a massive expansion of their existing partnership, Google will provide Anthropic with access to up to a million Tensor Processing Units. The deal, reportedly involving tens of billions of dollars, is set to fuel the development of future Claude AI models and underscores the intense demand for advanced AI infrastructure.
Google and AI research company Anthropic have solidified a monumental agreement that will see Anthropic gain access to a computing resource of nearly one million of Google’s custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), according to reports from both companies. The deal, announced recently, is said to involve financial commitments in the tens of billions of dollars, marking one of the largest known AI infrastructure partnerships to date.
