Just a few short months ago, back in November 2025, investors were writing OpenAI‘s obituary. That’s when Google unleashed Gemini 3, which actually looked like it had a better reasoning engine.

When you're setting out to get a new gaming PC or laptop, you've probably noticed there are quite a few models out there without an Nvidia or AMD graphics chip. These devices usually come with an ...

In a nutshell: Much like its competitor Nvidia, AMD primarily focused its CES 2026 presentation on enterprise AI applications. Although the technology is mostly associated with servers, the company ...

AMD held a special presentation during CES 2026, revealing multiple new products on the way from the company throughout 2026. As much as we're not fans of AI, AMD is heavy into the tech a lot of ...

TL;DR: At CES 2026, AMD's David McAffee confirmed that despite the ongoing DRAM crisis impacting GPU VRAM costs, AMD's strong partnerships ensure no Radeon GPU shortages in 2026. However, price ...

Samsung could be preparing a major shift in its chip strategy with a future Exynos processor. According to recent leaks, the company is exploring fully custom CPU and GPU designs for the Exynos 2800, ...

GPU prices are expected to rise in early 2026 as memory costs surge. AMD may implement hikes starting in January 2026, with Nvidia following in February 2026, according to industry sources. Pricing ...

Samsung has apparently developed its own GPU architecture and plans to use it in the Exynos 2800 processor. This chipset could potentially be used in some Galaxy S28 models in 2028. It’s believed that ...

Samsung has launched its most advanced Exynos 2600 mobile chipset witht the 2nm node. It uses AMD’s RDN4 GPU technology to deliver improved performance and better power management. The firm promises ...

Winners & losers: Memory price hikes stemming from the AI craze have triggered domino effects across the tech industry: pushing up hardware costs, restricting availability, and even reshaping business ...

What’s happened? AMD has reportedly informed its graphics-card board partners that it will implement a price increase of at least 10% across its Radeon GPU lineup due to soaring memory module costs.

Fans of AMD’s GPUs, which are typically more cost-effective than those made by Nvidia, might be in for some sticker shock in the near future. Team Red is likely to start raising the price of its goods ...