AMD has officially moved its popular RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 graphics cards into maintenance mode, ending game-ready driver support. The company will now focus optimization efforts exclusively on newer GPU architectures.
Okika Devices is bringing programmable analog technology to embedded world North America, offering what could be analog’s equivalent to the FPGA revolution. Their dynamically reconfigurable chips promise to modernize analog design with software-defined flexibility and significant power advantages.
Intel’s Battlemage architecture takes shape with the BMG-G31 GPU appearing in driver files revealing four distinct variants. The consumer version likely represents the long-rumored Arc B770 with 16GB VRAM, positioning Intel for a competitive mid-range gaming push.
Alif Semiconductor is pushing the boundaries of embedded AI with its Ensemble processors. These Arm-based chips combine hardware acceleration for transformer networks with power efficiency for edge applications. The technology could redefine what’s possible in small-footprint devices.
AMD’s latest driver release goes beyond game optimizations to introduce Work Graphs support and address longstanding stability issues. This strategic move comes as competition in the GPU market intensifies ahead of major game releases.
The latest earnings reports from tech’s biggest players reveal an “insatiable” appetite for AI chips that shows no signs of slowing. Capital expenditure forecasts point to massive infrastructure investments continuing through 2026.
Nokia is reinventing cellular infrastructure by embedding Nvidia’s ARC platform into base stations. This $1 billion partnership turns telecom equipment into distributed AI computing nodes, creating new revenue streams beyond traditional connectivity.
Apple secured a partial victory in the first-generation AirPods Pro class action, but the surviving fraud claims expose critical questions about defect disclosure timelines and consumer protection in premium electronics.
Google has confirmed that precise UWB tracking for Android-compatible trackers only works on Pixel 8 Pro and newer models, despite older Pixel Pro phones having the necessary hardware. This limitation highlights deeper issues in Android’s ecosystem fragmentation and raises questions about planned ob
New evidence from PlayStation Store listings indicates Sony may be preparing to add cloud streaming capabilities to the PlayStation Portal. This highly requested feature could fundamentally change how users access their game libraries on the handheld device.
