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'2-inches gets you 30% more screen': HP is pitching 18-inch laptop as the best new thing in tech

HP releases world's most powerful 18-inch mobile workstation, the Intel-powered ZBook Fury G1i.

TechRadar · Mar 22, 2025

GPU compatibility dilemma brewing as more high-end power supplies ditch 8-pin connectors in favor of new 16-pin

The MSI MPG A1000GS and MPG A1250GS are not directly compatible with AMD's RX 9070 series GPUs, unless you get an adapter.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 22, 2025

‘Frequently returned item' warning slapped on Snapdragon X-powered Surface Laptop 7 at Amazon

The Snapdragon X-powered Surface Laptop 7 has been marked with a 'frequently returned item' warning on Amazon.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 22, 2025

EU preps Chips Act 2.0 to strengthen semiconductor industry after original program reportedly flopped

Chipmakers and producers of chipmaking tools call EU for the second round of European Chips Act funding.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 21, 2025

Nvidia CEO sets sights on making 'several hundred billion' dollars worth of electronics in the USA over the next four years, increasing the chance of your next GPU being made in America

Whether that will continue after that is anyone's guess.

PC Gamer · Mar 21, 2025

Microsoft says DirectX Raytracing 1.2 will deliver up to 2.3x performance uplift

Microsoft's DXR 1.2 can unlock additional performance potential of Intel and Nvidia GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 21, 2025

Microsoft announces DirectX Raytracing 1.2 claiming 'game changing' performance benefits but it looks like the important stuff is already in Nvidia's RTX GPUs, even the old ones

Is Microsoft tracing Nvidia's already-trodden path...?

PC Gamer · Mar 21, 2025

"Groundbreaking performance improvements" — Microsoft introduces DirectX Raytracing 1.2

With promises of massive performance gains and "next-generation realism," DXR 1.2 could be one of the biggest leaps forward yet for path tracing in games.

Windows Central · Mar 21, 2025

Intel's technology development chief Ann Kelleher to retire, sparking leadership overhaul ahead of 18A production start

Intel's long-serving head of technology development Ann Kelleher will retire later this year, handing off responsibilities to Naga Chandrasekaran for front-end process and manufacturing and to Navid Shahriari for advanced back-end operations.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 21, 2025

Nvidia to spend hundreds of billions on U.S.-made chips, confirms Blackwell system production in the U.S.

Nvidia is already using TSMC's Fab 21 in Arizona, plans to use it even more extensively in the coming years.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 20, 2025