Category: PC Components

Qualcomm has introduced two new quad-core Snapdragon SoCs for high-volume smartphones.

AMD just posted the beta driver of Catalyst 12.9, which comes with the usual array of improvements and one especially noteworthy item.

Intel has confirmed that it will be adding LTE support in future Atom smartphone SoCs.

Texas Instruments is bowing out of the mobile sector and navigating its OMAP line towards the embedded processing business.

One of Intel’s most popular platforms since the LGA 775 processors has now fully entered into its discontinuation phase, so let’s bid farewell to Sandy Bridge.

IBM has clarified the architecture of the Espresso processor in the upcoming Wii U console.

There was some hefty criticism Nvidia had to face from the Linux community about its tight grip on its Tegra graphics core.

Rather than just more raw performance, computers are likely to go down a path of much greater integration in the future.

Developers still haven’t figured out how to best utilize the Wii U’s CPU, says Dynasty Warriors producer Akihiro Suzuki.

In a recent interview Phil Eisler, general manager of GeForce Grid Cloud Gaming at Nvidia, said that the setback at OnLive did not discourage Nvidia to back away from cloud gaming. He believes that there will be a comeback for the technology next year.