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The world's biggest heavyweights in chipmaking and artificial intelligence will converge this week for Taiwan's premier tech expo, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expected to get a rockstar reception at his keynote speech on Sunday.

With Computex just days away, here's what you should expect to see at the biggest computing event of the year.

Google launches its kid-safe Fitbit Ace LTE watch, some of Google's services suffer a massive outage, new Chromebooks arrive, Android drops its June update, and fresh leaks for the Samsung Galaxy Ring.

We’ve found the ultimate gaming laptop for budget consumers who need something that focuses on productivity performance while still being more than capable of playing.

AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, and, most recently, Microsoft have video super resolution technologies that can enhance performance and visuals. Here's how they compare and what you need to know about the future with Microsoft DirectSR.

The annual Computex computer expo kicks off in Taepei this weekend. And this year’s show is shaping up to be the most packed in years. Computex rivals CES for the most important PC trade show of the year, and in most years is attended by not only the numerous local…

One of the new AI features coming to Microsoft's Copilot+ PCs is Recall – an application that takes automatic snapshots and builds a log of every action you take on your PC. You can then search that log using keywords or descriptions.

Acer has unveiled new TravelMate and Chromebook Plus laptops ahead of Computex 2024 — here's everything you need to know!

The introduction of the Intel NUC in the early 2010s kickstarted the ultra-compact form-factor (UCFF) trend for desktop systems. Processors with TDPs ranging from 6 - 15W formed the backbone of this segment in the initial years. The emergence of configurable TDPs for notebook processors has prompted some vendors to…

U.S. does not want AMD and Nvidia sell their advanced AI and HPC GPUs to Middle East countries as these processors could be resold to China, or accessed by Chinese entities from the cloud

Industry ships 70 million discrete and integrated GPUs for desktop and mobile PCs in the first quarter, Jon Peddie Research reports.