The content on GeForce and RTX presented in the run-up to CES 2026 paints a picture that focuses less on individual product innovations and more on a strategic consolidation of different development strands. However, the focus is now on the question of the extent to which AI-supported processes have now established themselves not only as […]

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With the CES 2026 update to DGX Spark, NVIDIA is positioning the system more clearly than ever as a bridge between classic workstation, AI developer platform and edge-capable infrastructure. Unlike many previous DGX announcements, this time the focus is less on new hardware and more on the consistent further development of the software base, the […]

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With G SYNC Pulsar, NVIDIA is presenting a further development of its display technology at CES 2026 that specifically targets a well-known problem: motion blur during fast image changes. Unlike traditional steps towards ever higher refresh rates, Pulsar does not rely solely on Hertz numbers, but combines variable refresh rates with a new form of […]

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With the expansion of our own measurement infrastructure, a Nanotest TTV10 will be used in future, operated on the TTV10 Control Unit from Nanotest. The aim of this investment is to openly explain to readers the technical basis on which future thermal analyses will be based and why certain questions can only be answered with […]

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From an analytical perspective, the first calendar week of 2026, including the recent public holidays, represents a structurally exceptional situation and is only suitable to a limited extent for a classic LeakWatch analysis based on the usual pattern of individual incidents, actors and damage totals. The reason for this is not a lack of security-related […]

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