Rumor: Samsung will launch an Exynos-powered laptop with Radeon graphics this year
Samsung could reveal its AMD GPU for smartphones in June
History of the Modern Graphics Processor, Part 5
In our last installment of the history of the modern graphics processor, we had reached a point where the market consisted of just three competitors: AMD, Intel, and Nvidia. However, in the following years, graphics processors became one of the largest, most complex, and most expensive components that could be found in almost any computing device.
Qualcomm, Google, and Microsoft aren't happy about Nvidia buying Arm
Apple Mac mini M1 power consumption is 3 times lower than Intel model
Leaked benchmarks show Samsung's unreleased SoC with Radeon graphics trounce Apple's A14 Bionic
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 870 is a speedier version of last year's flagship
Intel's new CEO: we have to deliver better products than certain "lifestyle company" in Cupertino
Qualcomm acquires chip startup Nuvia for $1.4 billion
Samsung: Exynos 2100 is here to prove Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888 isn't the only bigshot in town
MediaTek becomes world's largest smartphone chipset vendor
How Arm Came to Dominate the Mobile Market, and It's Coming for More
Whenever you think of mobile computing, Arm is likely the first company that comes to mind, or it should be. Billions of Arm chips are used on phones, TVs, embedded systems and tablets. But they're coming for more.
Microsoft rumored to be developing its own custom Arm chips for servers and Surface PCs
Apple M1, Why It Matters: A PC Hardware Enthusiast Perspective
Ever since Apple's M1 SoC launched, the tech community has been abuzz trying to draw comparisons to see where it stands in terms of performance and efficiency against Intel or AMD. Here's why we think M1 is a very relevant development in the world of computer hardware.