NVIDIA is taking the next logical step. NVIDIA has officially released DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution from beta and made it available to all users of the NVIDIA app. No more exclusive preview access, no more developer flags—it’s now a regular part of the driver and app infrastructure. Technically, this is a solid update; strategically, it’s […]

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Grand Theft Auto VI hasn’t even been released yet, but it already has a structural problem. Years of waiting, two postponements, and a communication blackout that is remarkable even by Rockstar standards have created a vacuum. And like any vacuum, it will be filled. Not with cheap clones, but increasingly with ambitious alternatives. One of […]

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Intel is serious about entering the gaming handheld market. Intel Panther Lake is set to become a platform that not only attacks Steam Deck clones, but also indirectly targets Sony and its upcoming PlayStation 6, internally known under the code name Canis. The goal is ambitious, but the reality is sobering from a technical standpoint. […]

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According to consistent international reports, NVIDIA has adjusted its production planning for the entire GeForce RTX 50 series. The reason for this is ongoing shortages in the availability of graphics memory, which are forcing manufacturers to reduce their model ranges and redistribute production capacities. At the same time, ASUS has confirmed to its retail partners […]

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AMD plans to provide an optional AI bundle for users of Radeon graphics cards with an upcoming version of AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition. According to the company, the new installer will be available starting January 21, 2026, and will be offered as a supplementary component within the regular driver installation. The goal of this expansion […]

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Today, we’re going to take a quick look at this little device from Goyojo, which made its debut in the recently published Bambu Lab H2D test report. Even though not everyone has a use for it, I find it extremely practical. The camera comes in this flat box, inside of which is another metal case […]

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ASUS lowers the entry barrier for a feature that was previously reserved for high-end products. With the new X870-NEO series, NitroPath DRAM technology is making its way into the mainstream segment and is expected to increase effective DDR5 memory clock speeds by up to 400 MT/s. This is not magic or a marketing gimmick, but […]

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South Korean memory manufacturer SK hynix is drawing the logical, albeit belated, conclusion from the current AI escalation along the supply chain. In the future, it wants to control key parts of advanced packaging production itself and is investing up to $13 billion in new production lines in Cheongju, South Korea. The move is less […]

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The Intel Core Ultra 9 290K Plus, the presumed top model of the upcoming Arrow Lake Refresh generation, has appeared in the first publicly available benchmark data. The current reports are based on entries from Geekbench 6, which indicate a measurable but clearly limited performance increase compared to the previous Core Ultra 9 285K. The […]

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An AMD desktop processor that has not yet been officially announced has appeared in an international customs and freight database under the name Ryzen 9 Pro 9965X3D. The entry refers to a processor for the AM5 socket that combines 16 cores based on the Zen 5 architecture with the 3D V-Cache technology known from the […]

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NVIDIA is realigning its manufacturing priorities within the current GeForce RTX 50 series and shifting its focus to the RTX 5060 family, according to consistent industry reports. This adjustment comes against the backdrop of sharply rising memory prices and an overall tight supply situation for GDDR memory chips. At the same time, large parts of […]

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MSI is bringing back the Lightning series, and it’s not doing so quietly, cautiously, or modestly. With the MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning Z, the manufacturer is not only launching its most technically ambitious custom design in years, but is also linking it directly to a marketing campaign with a clear target audience: overclockers, enthusiasts, […]

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The new year has already begun, and I wish all readers a healthy, happy, and successful 2026. CES is already underway, and there are a few things in the monitor sector that I will be taking a closer look at this year. I can already announce that much at this point. Today, however, we’re talking […]

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RAM is currently what graphics cards were during the mining boom: expensive, scarce, and subject to market dynamics that have little to do with actual production costs. DDR5 is particularly affected by this. While 8 GB still cost €50 to €60 in the summer of 2025, comparable modules will cost €150 to €200 in early […]

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Humanoid robots are considered the next stage in the evolution of automation. No longer confined to factory floors, they are now universal workers for household tasks, care, logistics, and industry. Trade fairs such as CES have been conjuring up this vision of the future for years. The reality is more sobering. Folding laundry works, but […]

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What used to be considered brazen third-party software now comes factory-installed. MSI unveiled its fifth generation of OLED gaming monitors at CES 2026, sparking a debate that goes far beyond panel technology and response times. For the first time, a major manufacturer is shifting game-relevant AI functions directly into the hardware. For many gamers, this […]

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Apple has confirmed that the technical basis of its future AI base models will be built on Google technologies. The company told CNBC that this is a multi-year partnership that includes both Google’s Gemini language models and cloud infrastructure. The goal of the collaboration is to enable new features within Apple Intelligence. No further contractual […]

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Prices for mobile storage components have risen significantly within a short period of time and are increasingly affecting the manufacturing costs of smartphones. According to market research companies Omdia and TrendForce, prices for mobile DRAM have risen by more than 70 percent since the beginning of last year, while the cost of NAND flash memory […]

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When Jensen Huang talks about artificial intelligence, he doesn’t do so in the tone of an ethicist or regulator, but rather like someone standing in the middle of the engine room. In an interview with the No Priors podcast, the NVIDIA CEO has now openly criticized those he describes as drivers of a so-called “doomer […]

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Wikipedia went online for the first time on January 15, 2001. The original aim of founders Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger was to supplement the online encyclopedia Nupedia, which was planned by specialist authors, with an open collaborative project. While Nupedia made little progress and was discontinued in 2003, Wikipedia quickly developed into one of […]

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The last two parts were published quite a while ago, but I wanted to try out a real project with the last module and not just the example provided. If you want to take another look, here are the last two test reports for the other modules: There is now new software for the M1 […]

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The dispute between Qualcomm and Apple in the field of energy-efficient high-performance processors continues with the latest round of benchmarks. In several synthetic CPU and GPU tests, the Snapdragon X2 Plus was unable to outperform the Apple M4, which has been available for some time. According to the available measurement results, Qualcomm’s current SoC lost […]

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In a recent ruling, the Federal Court of Justice clarified that the legally permissible minimum contract term of a maximum of two years for fiber optic connections begins as soon as the contract is signed. The court has thus put an end to a widespread practice in the telecommunications industry whereby providers linked the start […]

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The global chip industry is currently experiencing a distortion that has rarely been seen even in previous boom cycles. Taiwanese contract manufacturer TSMC is at the epicenter of this development. Demand for advanced manufacturing processes is so high that customers are apparently willing to pay up to a 100 percent premium just to secure production […]

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