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Microsoft published a guide outlining recommended Windows 11 gaming PC specs from entry-level 1080p to high-end 4K, emphasizing NVMe SSDs for DirectStorage.
NVIDIA's Q3 revenue hit a record $57B, up 62% YoY, as CEO Jensen Huang declares the AI boom is not a bubble but its "true ascent." Shares surge 5%.
OpenAI selected AMD as a "core strategic computing partner," adopting Instinct MI450 GPUs for a 6 GW AI infrastructure. OpenAI can acquire a 10% equity stake in AMD.
Despite a new partnership with NVIDIA, Intel confirms it will continue developing its Arc GPUs. But market analysts are questioning how long the brand can last.
Canonical and NVIDIA are collaborating to bring the CUDA Toolkit to Ubuntu's repositories, streamlining the installation process for developers.
NVIDIA acquires AI programming startup Solver to bolster its software ecosystem and make AI development more accessible, driving demand for its GPUs.
AMD accidentally uploaded the FSR 4 source code to GitHub before pulling it, sparking speculation about unofficial support for older graphics cards.
NVIDIA states its GPUs have no backdoors or kill switches, arguing such controls are a security risk and would be a "gift to hackers," referencing the failed Clipper Chip.
Legendary GPU architect Raja Koduri launches Oxmiq Labs to challenge NVIDIA’s CUDA. The startup will offer RISC-V GPU IP and software like OXPython to run CUDA workloads on non-NVIDIA hardware.
NVIDIA has finally acknowledged long-standing performance issues for VKD3D/DirectX 12 games on Linux, with engineers confirming a fix is in development for a future driver update.
NVIDIA will end feature and game optimization updates for Maxwell and Pascal GPUs (GTX 7XX, 9XX, 10XX series) in October, transitioning to security-only updates for three years.
Google released a critical Chrome update (138.0.7204.157/.158) patching six vulnerabilities, including CVE-2025-6558, a high-severity zero-day actively exploited in the wild. Update immediately!
GPUHammer is the first Rowhammer attack on GDDR6 memory (NVIDIA A6000), successfully inducing bit flips that can degrade AI model accuracy. Enable System-Level ECC to mitigate.
Google Cloud launches Cloud Run GPU, offering auto-scaling NVIDIA L4 GPUs for AI workloads with per-second billing and rapid cold start.
CISA adds 3 actively exploited Qualcomm Adreno GPU flaws to KEV catalog. Android devices at risk from memory corruption and use-after-free bugs.
Qualcomm discloses critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Snapdragon chipsets, actively exploited in targeted attacks. Immediate patching is crucial for millions of devices.
Firefox 139.0.1 fixes flickering and graphical glitches on Nvidia GPUs caused by a recent update. Update now for a smooth Browse experience!