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When thinking about which companies have generated the most hype in the stock market this year, Nvidia Corp. and other companies heavily involved with...

We already have details on a handheld gaming PC sporting one of Intel's new Core Ultra CPUs.

Partly thanks to remote work and education, most printers on sale became compatible with the now-ubiquitous Chromebook.

With higher density chips, memory manufacturers can now produce 64GB of DDR5 memory modules.

The 50-inch TCL Q5 Series 4K QLED TV is down to a very affordable price of $260 from Best Buy, but we're not sure how much time is remaining on this bargain.

Three iconic titles have arrived on Netflix Gaming. Here's how you can play them all and relive some of the series best games with the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy.

A popular analyst says a new tech-stock bull market is gaining momentum as other companies are now joining the party.

Intel promises to dominate Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm with its AI-related products.

Want a relatively cheap play on the artificial-intelligence frenzy? The answer might be right in front of you.

Nvidia stock is still an attractive buying opportunity—even after tripling this year, Bernstein says. It prefers Nvidia over AMD.