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Samsung has reportedly started using artificial intelligence features in the Synopsys chip design tool for upcoming processors.

In addition to the stylish new Chrome AIO, which HP describes as the 'home’s new social hub,' the company also teases a new Chromebook x2 detachable tablet.

Googles Firmina Subsea Cable Will Link North and South America Once complete, it will be the longest cable in the world, capable of running entirely from a single power source. By Stephanie Mlot (Photo by Sigmund via Unsplash) Google today unveiled Firmina, an open subsea cable that will run from the East Coast of the US to Las Toninas, Argentina. Once complete, Firmina will be the longest cable in the world, capable of running entirely from a single power source at one end if, for so...

Both cards promise to deliver a huge performance gain over the previous generation.

The "Tiger Lake-U Refresh" CPUs bring a new flagship ultralight CPU to Intel's line, the Core i7-1195G7. From 2021's virtual Computex, the company shared some early performance numbers.

Computex 2021: What to Expect From AMD, ARM, Intel, Nvidia, and More This years virtual trade show will be a monthlong infusion of new core PC tech, likely front-loaded into the first week. Heres everything we know plus what we can guess. By John Burek May 28, 2021, 5:32 p.m. Memorial Day weekend is typically one of our favorites throughout the tech year here at PCMag, but not for the expectation of a quiet, lazy-hazy, long-needed reporting break. Far from it. Its time to skip sleep a...

Valve's co-founder did recently suggest that Steam games are coming to consoles in some form. Could it be through a portable handheld device from the company itself?

Western Digital's SanDisk Professional brand of premium storage solutions for content creators and professionals launches with 16 products, alongside three new additions to WD's WD_Black gaming-drive portfolio.

Nvidia Expands Mining Limiter to RTX 3060 Ti, 3070, 3080 Graphics Cards The Ethereum mining limiter used to be exclusive to the RTX 3060 card. But now Nvidia is installing it on three other GPU models to discourage cryptocurrency miners from buying them. By Michael Kan (Credit: Nvidia) The great GPU shortage has prompted Nvidia to restrict the cryptocurrency-mining capability on three additional graphics card models.   “We’re reducing the hash rate of newly manufactured GeForce ...