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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, along with several other leaders in the company, will take to the stage at 8:30 a.m. PT to outline the company's latest advances.

TSMC might be looking at building vertically-integrated chip production chain in the U.S.

Microsoft wants to put more of the Xbox into the cloud for the next generation.

Intel’s new behemoth packs a threaded punch.

Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake processor will pack an upgraded Arc Alchemist GPU into the package, doubling the performance per watt of the previous generation integrated graphics.

Standardization comes to fore.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger flashes the goods.

Intel shared the deep-dive architectural details of its upcoming Core Ultra ‘Meteor Lake’ processors as it readies them for launch on December 14, 2023.

Alleged AMD presentation expects AMD's next-gen Ryzen Threadripper 7000WX to offer s 20% performance boost over existing Threadripper Pro 5000WX.

Netgear promises extreme performance for the Orbi 970, but it will cost you.

Microsoft is dropping the internal Blu-ray drive on the Xbox Series X refresh, upgrading the wireless radios, and improving power effiency.

Nvidia's Blackwell could use multi-chiplet design for the first time, says renowned hardware leaker.

Windows 11 users in the Dev or Canary channels can get a new version of Windows Paint with some powerful added features.

On demand The future of digital storage is evolving rapidly, and staying ahead of the curve is non-negotiable

Intel touts the superior mechanical, physical, and optical properties of glass substrates.

Panos Panay, the longtime leader of Microsoft's Surface hardware and the more recent chief of the Windows operating system announced that he is leaving the company.

Two affordable gaming laptops and a desktop PC build are in today's Real Deals.

Hide Seek is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to automate a custom watering system that can detect environmental details and trigger a water pump.

Samsung's new 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 costs a pretty penny, but there's an instant discount to sweeten the deal for early adopters.

Unity’s new runtime fee policy is widely hated. It failed to soothe users with an explainer last week, so a more drastic change is coming – perhaps even a U-turn.