Nvidia and AMD are planning Arm-based CPUs for consumer PCs
Intel's new acceleration program is pushing for 100 million AI PCs by 2025
Then and Now: How 30 Years of Progress Have Changed PCs
Over the last 30 years, the PC has utterly transformed in appearance, capability, and usage. From the hulking beige boxes to an astonishing array of powerful, colorful, and astonishing computers.
The Inner Workings of PCI Express: How Hardware Works
PCI Express has been around for 20 years, and with no sign of it being replaced any time soon, we dive into the technology to see what makes it so special.
Activision Blizzard is making more money from PC games than console titles
Myst developer Cyan's new steampunk game recommends 32GB of RAM
In old PCs, what was the function of the "Turbo" button?
Scientists have developed a 'living PC' made from mushrooms
What was the first personal computer to be offered with a graphical user interface?
Sony will wait at least a year to port most PlayStation exclusives to PC
Global PC shipments start to normalize as component shortages ease
Global PC market sees 15 percent revenue boost despite notebook shipment downturn
PC shipments start to slow following double-digit growth the last two years
PC Building Simulator 2 arrives this year with better looks, 1,200+ parts, and a 30-hour career mode
Google wants you to try Chrome OS on your old PC or Mac
Corsair's new MP600 Pro LPX M.2 is a PS5-compatible SSD with up to 4TB of storage
Global PC shipments reached 341 million units last year, the highest total since 2012
The State of Quantum Computing Systems: Current Designs and Future Challenges
While the race to quantum supremacy is picking up pace, it's still very early stages to call it a "competition." And yet funding is being poured into this field to help push humanity to the next big era in computing.
Global PC sales fall 2% year on year, Chromebook shipments down 37 percent
PC market growth affected by ongoing supply issues
Xerox PARC: the minds behind the GUI, ethernet, laser printing & more
Launched in 1970, Xerox's PARC has played an instrumental role in the engineering of many of the technologies that compose the personal computer – most famously the graphical user interface (GUI), ethernet, laser printing, the mouse, among others. We'd like to take a few and give credit where credit's due.
PC and tablet shipments will continue to grow through 2021, but a slowdown is inevitable
What is Crypto Mining?
Today, there are at least 1 million miners for Bitcoin alone. How is this all happening? What role is the miner playing? And how might this change the landscape of computing in the future?