The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

Lunar Lake's speedy onboard memory is a one-off, Intel's AI GPU is a flop and other news from CEO Pat Gelsinger's latest chinwag with investors

But no news of Battlemage graphics at all.

PC Gamer · Nov 1, 2024

Intel says it will miss its AI goals with Gaudi 3 due to unbaked software — Intel's $500 million AI goal unachievable as competitors rake in billions

Software issues slowed the sales ramp of Intel's Gaudi 3 accelerator for AI.

Tom’s Hardware · Nov 1, 2024

Nvidia's 'high-end' Arm-based chip for PCs will reportedly go into production in 2025

Nvidia's CPU-GPU could be killer for laptops and gaming handhelds.

PC Gamer · Nov 1, 2024

3 Mega-Cap Tech Stocks Cathie Wood is Buying Instead of Tesla

Wood's major tech bets, other than Tesla, have grabbed the attention of the Street.

Barchart · Oct 31, 2024

Massive AMD leak promises a shining future for laptops, with a smorgasbord of new products landing in 2025

Nvidia may have taken the GPU market by storm, but if this leak about AMD’s CES 2025 lineup is accurate, Team Red might manage to emerge victorious at CES next year.

TechRadar · Oct 31, 2024

Horizon Zero Dawn's fresh remaster is the best way to enjoy the game, even on handheld gaming PCs

The new version is way better looking, with more options to make it run silky smooth.

PC Gamer · Oct 31, 2024

Meta is using more than 100,000 Nvidia H100 AI GPUs to train Llama-4 — Mark Zuckerberg says that Llama 4 is being trained on a cluster “bigger than anything that I’ve seen”

Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta is training its Llama-4 models on a cluster with over 100,000 Nvidia H100 AI GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware · Oct 31, 2024

Jo Natauri’s Invidia Capital seeks $850 million for first fund

Natauri is a former Goldman Sachs partner who left the IB in December

Fortune · Oct 31, 2024

Elon Musk spent roughly $10 billion on AI training hardware in 2024

xAI and Tesla spend billions on AI training hardware.

Tom’s Hardware · Oct 31, 2024

NVIDIA's prediction of coding's death manifests at Google: "More than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers"

Google generates more than a quarter of its new code using AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers.

Windows Central · Oct 31, 2024