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Category: Hardware

The GPU Lifespan Problem Haunting CoreWeave
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The GPU Lifespan Problem Haunting CoreWeave

CoreWeave’s explosive growth faces a fundamental hardware challenge. GPUs powering AI have surprisingly short lifespans under heavy use. This physical limitation has investors betting against the company’s long-term viability.

by Aaron ValeNovember 25, 2025
Intel’s New Power-Saving Tech Could Revolutionize Laptop Battery Life
ComputingHardwareSemiconductors

Intel’s New Power-Saving Tech Could Revolutionize Laptop Battery Life

Intel is developing Linux support for a new power-saving feature in upcoming Xe3P_LPD graphics. The technology allows frame buffer compression to utilize reserved system cache, potentially reducing memory power consumption. This could mean significant battery life improvements for future laptops and

by Aaron ValeNovember 24, 2025
Steam Machine won’t be cheap – Valve confirms PC pricing
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Steam Machine won’t be cheap – Valve confirms PC pricing

Valve has confirmed the Steam Machine won’t follow the console model of selling hardware at a loss. Instead, it will be priced like a PC with equivalent specs. A Reddit user priced out equivalent components at $770, suggesting the final price could be even higher.

by Elijah PorterNovember 24, 2025
Snapdragon phones will soon share files with iPhones
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Snapdragon phones will soon share files with iPhones

Qualcomm has revealed that Snapdragon-powered Android devices will soon be able to transfer files directly to iPhones using Quick Share. This follows Google’s announcement that the feature would come to Pixel 10 phones. The expansion means many more Android brands will get this cross-platform capabi

by Aaron ValeNovember 23, 2025
Intel’s Nova Lake GPU plans get confusing
HardwareSemiconductorsTechnology

Intel’s Nova Lake GPU plans get confusing

Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake processors are at the center of conflicting GPU architecture reports. Some sources point to Xe3 graphics across the board, while others suggest high-end mobile chips will get the more powerful Xe3P tile. This could mean a split Arc branding strategy between B-series and C-

by Aaron ValeNovember 23, 2025
Samsung’s Galaxy A57 Shows Up With New Exynos 1680 Chip
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Samsung’s Galaxy A57 Shows Up With New Exynos 1680 Chip

Samsung’s Galaxy A57 prototype has surfaced on Geekbench running the new Exynos 1680 chipset. The device scored 1,311 in single-core and 4,347 in multi-core tests. It’s expected to launch with Android 16 in early 2026.

by Aaron ValeNovember 23, 2025
Intel’s Panther Lake iGPU Looks Ridiculously Fast
HardwareInnovationTechnology

Intel’s Panther Lake iGPU Looks Ridiculously Fast

New leaks suggest Intel’s Panther Lake processors with Xe3 graphics could deliver a massive performance leap. The flagship Arc B390 iGPU might outperform desktop RTX 3050 in benchmarks. This could revolutionize gaming handhelds if the numbers hold up.

by Elijah PorterNovember 23, 2025
Steam Machine Won’t Be Cheap, Valve Hints
GamingHardwareTechnology

Steam Machine Won’t Be Cheap, Valve Hints

Valve’s upcoming Steam Machine won’t be subsidized like traditional consoles, according to insider reports. The device is expected to launch in 2026 with pricing that reflects PC components rather than console economics.

by Aaron ValeNovember 20, 2025
Nintendo’s First Switch 2 Ray Tracing Game Is Kirby Air Riders
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Nintendo’s First Switch 2 Ray Tracing Game Is Kirby Air Riders

Kirby Air Riders is reportedly the first Nintendo-published game to implement ray tracing on the Switch 2. The racing title uses RTXGI SDK for ray-traced global illumination while maintaining 60 FPS performance. This marks a significant step for Nintendo’s visual technology adoption.

by Elijah PorterNovember 20, 2025
Nvidia’s Power Problem: Why AI Needs Schneider Electric
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Nvidia’s Power Problem: Why AI Needs Schneider Electric

Nvidia’s AI ambitions are hitting physical limits that require radical power and cooling solutions. The company’s partnership with Schneider Electric is becoming critical as GPU racks approach megawatt power consumption levels. This collaboration represents the next frontier in making AI infrastruct

by Aaron ValeNovember 20, 2025

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