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.
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.
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.
AMD’s $3 billion divestiture of ZT Systems’ manufacturing unit to Sanmina represents a strategic shift in the AI infrastructure battle. The chip designer retains critical design capabilities while outsourcing production to scale faster against Nvidia.
The AI chip boom has turned restricted stock units into golden handcuffs at semiconductor giants. With some employees sitting on multi-million dollar unvested packages, companies are leveraging strategic vesting schedules to lock in talent during the industry’s most competitive period in decades.
Iain Martin, senior editor at Forbes, has been honored with a SABEW Award for his reporting on Stability AI. Based in London, he oversees prestigious lists including the Midas List and Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe Technology, profiling industry leaders like AMD’s Lisa Su.
Iain Martin, a senior editor at Forbes based in London, has been recognized with a SABEW Award for his 2024 coverage of artificial intelligence company Stability AI, according to industry reports. Sources indicate Martin’s work has established him as a leading voice in European technology journalism, with particular expertise in startups and venture capital markets.
Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox console will position itself as a “very premium, very high-end curated experience” according to company leadership. The next-generation device, developed in partnership with AMD, is expected to launch with prices exceeding current Xbox Series X models when it arrives in 2027.
Microsoft has confirmed development of its next-generation Xbox console, with company executives indicating the device will represent a significant step up in both performance and price. According to reports from recent interviews, the new console aims to deliver what Xbox president Sarah Bond described as a “very premium, very high-end curated experience” for gamers.
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