Intel set to discontinue its Unison app that connects smartphones with premium Windows PCs.
Trump's tariffs on foreign chipmaking equipment are set to raise costs for U.S. semiconductor manufacturers, threatening to disrupt investment plans and increase the cost of domestically produced chips.
The Trump administration plans to impose new chip tariffs soon, which could raise costs for American tech giants and sharply increase prices on everything from AI GPUs to consumer CPUs.
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G.Skill is introducing high-speed 64GB modules to the market with its latest Trident Z5 Royal Neo 128GB (64GBx2) memory kit, which is advertised to reach DDR5-8000 speeds.
Intel and TSMC have reportedly reached a tentative agreement to form a joint venture for operating Intel's U.S. fabs.
Dell has provided its Area-51 flagship gaming PC with an optional cable conversion kit that enables support for third party motherboards.
Boutique PC builders like Maingear and Falcon Northwest bear the brunt of the costs.
Build an AM5 system on the Asus Prime B650-Plus WiFi motherboard, now available for just $124.
Microsoft has announced the official release of hotpatch updates for various Windows 11 Enterprise builds, allowing users to update their machines without needing to restart.
China accelerates its shift from x86 and ARM with RiVAI’s high-performance RISC-V chip.