Intel has introduced two updated Arrow Lake-S desktop processors for the LGA1851 platform, adding the Core Ultra 5 250K Plus and Core Ultra 7 270K Plus to its current lineup.

Intel’s next-generation Nova Lake-S desktop platform has been spotted in public for the first time, appearing inside ECS’s Liva P300 mini-PC during Embedded World 2026.

Windows 11 appears to gain a meaningful storage-side improvement from native NVMe support for PCIe SSDs, a feature Microsoft originally framed more prominently around Windows Server 2025.

Beyond Journey’s End limited-edition hardware lineup, and the headline product is a custom GeForce RTX 5070 Ti that adds a more unusual design trick than the usual franchise-themed shroud and ...

Intel’s upcoming Wildcat Lake processor has appeared again through leaked shipping information, giving a clearer look at what may become the company’s next low-power platform for entry-level laptops ...

Nvidia is reportedly preparing a new entry into the AI agent market, with Wired claiming the company is building an open-source platform called NemoClaw aimed squarely at enterprise deployments.

Arctic has introduced the Liquid Freezer WS360, a 360 mm all-in-one liquid cooler aimed squarely at workstation and server-class processors. Rather than adapting a standard desktop liquid cooler for ...

Intel has rolled out another processor update for the aging Socket 1700 platform, introducing a new set of Bartlett Lake CPUs ...

DeepCool has introduced the CG590U 5F, a new mid-tower chassis designed around the current panoramic case trend while adding support for rear-connect motherboard layouts.

NVIDIA appears to be lining up a revised GeForce RTX 5050, and the update looks focused on memory rather than GPU horsepower. According to information shared by kopite7kimi, the new variant will keep ...

ASUS is preparing to bring its holographic flagship gaming desktop to the market, where local coverage identifies the system as the ROG Strix G10X. Globally, ASUS introduced the platform at CES 2026 ...

Intel has released the official XeSS 3.0 software development kit, giving game developers access to the latest version of its AI-based upscaling and frame-generation technology.