Nvidia has updated its driver documentation to confirm that all Pascal-based GeForce GPUs are moving to legacy status. This correction removes support for the Titan GTX series and most mobile MX GPUs, leaving only the Turing-based MX450 and Titan RTX with active “Game Ready” drivers.
Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, is reportedly “seriously considering” leaving the company. This follows a string of high-profile executive departures from Apple in recent months, including its COO, AI chief, and general counsel.
AMD is working on the future with early compiler support for its next-gen Zen 6 architecture. At the same time, it’s launching a new enterprise AI software suite for Kubernetes. It’s a classic two-pronged attack on the market.
Meta is pushing back the launch of its next-generation mixed reality glasses, codenamed “Phoenix,” to the first half of 2027. The delay, revealed in internal memos, is intended to deliver a more polished product as the company also hints at new wearable ambitions.
Upgrading your home to 2.5GbE networking isn’t just about raw speed. It’s a practical move that reveals bottlenecks and extends your network’s life, but you need to manage expectations and hardware choices carefully.
Despite a recent promotional trailer, Samsung’s next-gen Exynos 2600 chipset reportedly hasn’t entered mass production. The delay raises questions about yields for its ambitious 2nm GAA process and the timeline for the Galaxy S26 series.
A U.S. appeals court has upheld a restraining order preventing OpenAI and Jony Ive’s hardware venture from using the “io” name for products similar to an AI audio startup called iyO. The case now heads back to a lower court, with a preliminary injunction hearing set for April 2026 and broader litiga
New data shows a shift in what’s selling globally. Samsung’s affordable A-series phones are now outselling its own premium Ultra model, with Apple still holding the top three spots.
AMD’s flagship Ryzen 9 9950X processor is now available at its lowest price ever. The 16-core chip, ideal for gamers who stream, is $529 on Amazon, a significant $120 discount.
Mesh Wi-Fi systems solve coverage problems but often create a massive speed bottleneck. The culprit is the wireless backhaul, which shares bandwidth with all your devices. The fix is simpler than you think.
