Amid a news-filled week for Metal Gear Solid fans, some of the franchise's classic games received a major update across all modern platforms.

Intel’s Core Ultra Series 3 chips (code-named “Panther Lake”) were one of the stars of CES 2026, promising efficient processing and, most notably, markedly improved graphics performance. (Indeed, we ...

A week into testing Intel’s new Core Ultra X9, the numbers are in. The CPU performance is steady, and the Arc integrated graphics makes PC gaming viable without a GeForce or Radeon chip. I’ve been a ...

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Last fall Intel introduced its Core Ultra (Series 3) processor architecture, code-named “Panther Lake.” Now the company is kicking things off by launching more than a dozen Panther Lake chips aimed at ...

(RTTNews) - NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) announced on Monday a strategic collaboration with Intel Corp. (INTC) to jointly develop multiple generations of custom data center and PC products aimed at ...

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Little has changed in the PC graphics-card market, according to a new report Monday. Nvidia still controls the vast majority of the PC graphics card market, but Intel actually has a small share. Yes, ...

Arm on Monday said that central processing units based on its technology will be able to integrate with AI chips using Nvidia's NVLink Fusion technology. The move will make it easier for customers of ...

Intel is gearing up for a major leap in integrated graphics performance with its upcoming Panther Lake processors, powered by the next-generation Xe3 architecture. While the company's new Talking Tech ...

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There’s something strange going on at Intel. The company is looking to get leaner as it simultaneously builds up its chipmaking capabilities. The U.S. chip giant’s nascent venture into graphics cards ...