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NVIDIA's software moat is getting wider, and that should concern rivals more than the GPU numbers
When people talk about NVIDIA's competitive advantage, the conversation usually starts and ends with hardware: the performance of its GPUs, the ...
ComputingThe geopolitics of AI chips: Why every major tech deal now has a flag on it
Something has shifted in the way the AI hardware industry operates, and it happened fast enough that it is easy to miss if you are watching ...
ComputingWhy AI agents are the new enterprise software layer, and what that means for IT
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ComputingNvidia is building PC chips now: what it means for AI laptops in 2026
Nvidia is building PC processors for the first time with Microsoft, Dell and HP. Here is what it means for AI laptops in 2026, and what to buy today.
ComputingWhat the SK-NVIDIA memory deal means for the next generation of AI chips
When we talk about AI chips, the conversation almost always gravitates toward the GPU itself.
ComputingWi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7: is the upgrade actually worth it in 2026?
Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 in 2026, compared on real speed, latency and price. What Multi-Link Operation actually does, and whether the upgrade is worth it ...
ComputingArm laptops go mainstream: what a phone chip in your PC actually changes
Arm laptops are going mainstream in 2026. Here is what a phone-style chip in your PC changes for battery life, speed, app support and price.
ComputingNVIDIA is building AI infrastructure partnerships across every layer of Asia
Something has become very clear over the past few weeks of NVIDIA announcements: the company is not just selling chips.
ComputingAMD Advancing AI 2026: EPYC Venice on 2nm and the Helios rack take aim at Nvidia
AMD launched EPYC Venice on TSMC's 2nm process and the Helios AI rack with 31TB of HBM4, plus the MI455X accelerator, aimed squarely at Nvidia's lead.
ComputingGoogle Images turns 25 and visual search has come further than you think
Google Images turned 25 this month, and if you are old enough to remember the internet before it existed, that anniversary lands differently.
ComputingSamsung Galaxy Unpacked July 2026: Everything you need to know before tonight
Samsung's biggest hardware event of the summer is almost here, and if you've been waiting to upgrade your phone, today is the day you find out ...
ComputingEurope is building 35 new AI supercomputers and the scale is hard to ignore
Europe has announced a record 35 new NVIDIA AI supercomputers in development across the continent, and the number is significant enough to signal a ...
ComputingSamsung just launched its first ever credit card, and it is all about locking you into Galaxy
Samsung has launched its first ever credit card, and it is exactly what you would expect from a company that has spent the last few years quietly ...
ComputingQualcomm bets $15 billion that AI chips don't need Nvidia's memory trick
Qualcomm is targeting over $15 billion in annual data centre chip revenue by 2029, built on a new memory architecture designed to avoid the HBM chips ...
ComputingMSI's new handheld beats AMD's best chip, at a very steep price
MSI's Claw 8 EX AI+ is now on sale, and it's the first handheld gaming PC built around Intel's brand new Arc G3 Extreme processor, a 14-core chip ...
ComputingGoogle is building a server chip it claims is Up to 10 times more efficient than its TPUs
Google is reportedly developing a server chip code-named Frozen v2, built around the Gemini architecture, with internal claims of 6 to 10 times the ...
ComputingGiant's 2026 e-bikes now come with built-in radar
Giant has refreshed its Explore E+ e-bike range for 2026, and even the entry-level model now ships with rear radar and a tyre pressure checker as ...
ComputingSamsung's foldables just got real specs, days before Unpacked
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked lands on Tuesday 22 July, streamed from London at 2pm BST (9am EDT), and in the days before it the guessing game has mostly.
ComputingBudget phones are about to get a lot more expensive
The budget smartphone market is under real pressure this year, and the cause isn't demand, it's memory.
ComputingBest Buy's Black Friday in July sale is live
Best Buy has kicked off a Black Friday in July event with up to 53% off TVs, phones and tablets, plus fresh Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel 10 discounts.
ComputingAMD is putting £2 billion into UK AI supercomputing
AMD posted 57% year-on-year growth in data centre revenue for Q1 2026 and committed £2 billion to AI supercomputing infrastructure in the UK.
ComputingNuclear startup Valar Atomics is chasing a six billion dollar valuation
Nuclear energy is having a moment that would have seemed improbable five years ago.
ComputingSamsung account is becoming the glue holding the Galaxy ecosystem together
Apple has iCloud and the Apple ID. Google has your Google account threading through Android, Chrome, and everything from Drive to Pay.
ComputingIntel ships the first high-volume chips made on High-NA EUV
Intel is the first chipmaker to ship high-volume chips made on a High-NA EUV machine, beating TSMC and Samsung to its 18A node. Here is why it ...
ComputingPatreon stops asking AI bots nicely and just starts blocking them
For the past couple of years, websites that wanted to stop AI companies from scraping their content had one main tool available: the robots.txt file.