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Maingear's new Ultima 18 laptop pairs a 4K screen with top-end RTX graphics in a Clevo-designed chassis
Maingear's new 18-inch gaming laptop, the Ultima 18, is a desktop replacement with a 3840 x 2400 screen, up to 192GB of RAM, and fits four PCIe SSDs.
Despite $2M salaries, Meta can't keep AI staff
Employment in AI companies is growing, with Anthropic quickly becoming one of the most popular startups to go to.
Nintendo Switch 2's 3.5 million opening weekend smashes brand's console sales record
Nintendo says it sold 3.5 million Nintendo Switch 2 units worldwide in its opening weekend.
AMD supercomputers take gold and silver in latest Top500 as Chinese HPC remains shrouded in secrecy
China stays mum regarding the performance of its latest supercomputing installations.
GeForce RTX 5050 listed with 2,560 CUDA cores and 2,250 MHz boost clock
German IT company Kiebel reveals the specifications for Nvidia's unreleased GeForce RTX 5050 graphics card.
3D Printer Simulator could take the guesswork out of printing — Virtual 3D printer mirrors physical machine's quirks, like stringing, supports multi-color printing
This 3D printer simulator, created by 5minlab, is much more than a game—it's a practical tool and learning platform that gives you the chance to see your 3D printed object without wasting filament.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hails 'incredible' speed of industry change
At London Tech Week, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claimed that AI has advanced a millionfold over the past decade, likely referencing explosive growth in GPU performance and system scale.
IBM is building a large-scale quantum computer that 'would require the memory of more than a quindecillion of the world's most powerful supercomputers' to simulate
IBM has shared its roadmap to deliver the 'world's first large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer' in 2029.
