Theo Valich

San Jose (CA) – Even though Nvidia’s Nvision tradeshow did not achieve its goal of 10,000 visitors, more than a thousand gathered at the Center for Performing Arts to witness the ending of the event. The duo behind the popular Mythbusters showed...

San Jose (CA) - Nvidia announced that it is counting on Via's Nano and will make "a significant investment in optimizing [the company's] software for the processor".

San Jose (CA) - Believe it or not, NVISION 08 is not just about Nvidia.

Palo Alto (CA) - Multi-monitor capability is slowly, but surely, becoming a mainstream trend - especially in business environments.

Chicago (IL) - SATA 3.0 has made its first appearance at IDF, as peripherals are slowly but surely approaching the limits of SATA or SATA-II

Chicago (IL) - As the release of AMD's 45 nm processors Shanghai and, more importantly, Deneb is drawing closer, we are getting a better idea of what to expect from AMD's next generation of CPUs.

Santa Clara (CA) - Intel is expected to unveil new products within its solid state disk (SSD) drive family.

Santa Clara (CA) - Owners of a GeForce 8-series or higher graphics card can squeeze more eye candy out of their hardware as Nvidia has released a demo pack consisting of a full game, acceleration demos and Stanford's Folding@Home distributed computing client that showcase the physics and floating point horsepower of the company's graphics cards.

San Francisco (CA) - Hector Ruiz' time at the AMD as we know it today is coming to an end.

San Francisco (CA) - Lots of new processors will be announced next week at the Intel Developer Forum.

{Interview} – Lots of graphics tech tradeshows are on the calendar for the coming weeks - Siggraph 2008 in Anaheim, IDF Fall in San Francisco, Games Convention in Leipzig and Nvision 08 in San Jose.

Reykjavik (Iceland) – AMD introduced its 790GX chipset and refreshed the 790FX today. Reviews of 790GX motherboards have been published by the usual suspects but there is one trend that especially has caught our interest: AMD goes after extreme...

Reykjavik (Iceland) - Considering the big news coming out of Intel this week (Larrabee) and the expected big News from Nvidia within the next two weeks (x86 CUDA), AMD is under pressure to match its rivals: AMD is making substantial changes to its GPGPU..

Santa Clara (CA) - This week should be very exciting for PC gamers as Intel is publishing its Larrabee paper, detailing the upcoming x86-compatible cGPU, AMD is hosting its annual CTO Summit in Reykjavik (Iceland), while Nvidia is releasing its PhysX content pack.

Santa Clara (CA) - Nvidia is prepping a major driver release that the company is calling "Big Bang II."

Taipei (Taiwan) - AMD pushed Fusion as one of the main reasons to justify its acquisition of ATI.

Chicago (IL) - Intel is proud of its dominant position in semiconductor in production technology and especially the fact that, for as long as we can remember, has led the industry in terms of the smallest chip structures.

Calgary (AB) - Voodoo, the boutique end of HP, has been designing crazy computers for a while, and HP's almost unlimited resources have now allowed it to make an even crazier laptop.

Santa Clara (CA) - After demonstrating beta drivers featuring GPU-accelerated physics on 3DMark Vantage and Unreal Tournament III (GeForce GTX and 9800 boards), Nvidia is getting ready to release the official Windows driver.

Taipei (TW) - Albatron's new Retrotechnology PCI slot video cards won't hit market for a while because of problems with some motherboards.

As we reported, Intel launched Centrino 2 yesterday at an event held in San Francisco's Mezzanine.

Mountain House (CA) - The first batch of R700 previews hit the Internet today as AMD lifted the news embargo for a very limited number of hardware review websites.

Pricewatch - There is trouble in Nvidialand.

More bad news for Nvidia. The company is now being sued by Rambus for the alleged infringement of 17 patents.

Intel to base its upcoming vector graphics chip 'Larrabee' on the P5 architecture from days gone by.