
AMD to substantially increase chip supply in 2027 as AI demand intensifies
AMD plans to increase chip supply substantially in 2027, but AI demand could keep consumer hardware prices under pressure.

AMD plans to increase chip supply substantially in 2027, but AI demand could keep consumer hardware prices under pressure.

Apple’s M5 Ultra brings an 80-core GPU and 512GB memory, while the 2nm M6 focuses on faster, more efficient Mac performance.

AMD’s Medusa Point APUs move closer to launch as Linux firmware reveals support for the new RDNA 4m integrated graphics architecture.

Nvidia is targeting storage bottlenecks in AI with open-source cuFile, SCADA and its Storage-Next industry initiative.

ASUS and T1 launch GeForce RTX 5070 and RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards with themed designs and ASUS cooling features.

AMD will bring FSR 4 support to older Radeon graphics cards, with RX 7000 updates arriving in July and RX 6000 support in 2027.
Apple approves TinyGPU driver, enabling external GPUs to turn Apple Silicon Macs into powerful AI workstations.

NVIDIA launches DLSS 4.5, featuring new AI frame generation features to boost gaming performance on RTX 50-series GPUs.

The M5 Max MacBook Pro delivers strong gaming performance, running demanding Windows titles smoothly via emulation.