More than a month after their reveal at CES 2025, I think it's fair to say NVIDIA's 50 series RTX GPUs are a disappointment. Between manufacturing issues, the company's misleading marketing around the 5070 and minimal performance gains over the 40 series,

AMD's RX 9060 XT is on the way, as evidenced by a recent EEC filing. However, the filing also implies that AMD may miss out on an opportunity to beat Nvidia.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inb

Most GPUs have untapped performance potential that can be unlocked through overclocking, enabling them to operate at speeds beyond their default factory

Previous rumors have indicated that NVIDIA's yet to be announced RTX 5060 Ti will have both 8GB and 16GB variants, and the RX 9060 XT could follow suit.

Nvidia is well-positioned to dominate the AI and data center GPU market, driven by strong capex investments from key cloud customers like Microsoft,

Through its cloud infrastructure, enterprise customers including Meta Platforms Inc. can obtain on-demand access to some of Nvidia’s most powerful GPUs, including its H100 and H200 chips, which are designed to provide accelerated computing power for large language models and other AI workloads.

Rather than measure the funding rounds and valuations of AI startups building foundation models in US dollars, perhaps we should just convert that right

My early time with the Nvidia RTX 5070 has convinced me that 2025 could be the most exciting year for PC gamers in decades.

With Nvidia RTX 50-series gaming laptops now up for grabs, we're starting to see new GPU benchmarks roll in. Unsurprisingly, the RTX 5090 laptop GPU has become the best-performing mobile graphics card on the market — but it comes with a strange result.