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AMD’s new chips could make gaming laptops way cheaper
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AMD’s new chips could make gaming laptops way cheaper

AMD is expanding its Ryzen AI Max+ lineup with two new chips that lower the CPU specs but keep the powerful 40-core GPU. This move aims to bring high-end gaming and AI performance to more affordable laptops, potentially reshaping the mid-range market in 2026.

by Carter WellsJanuary 6, 2026
Intel’s New iGPU is Shockingly Fast, But Can They Deliver?
ComputingHardwareInnovation

Intel’s New iGPU is Shockingly Fast, But Can They Deliver?

Intel just launched its Panther Lake CPUs with a new flagship iGPU, the Xe3-based Arc B390. The performance claims are staggering, putting it ahead of AMD’s best and even Nvidia’s RTX 4050 laptop GPU. But history tells us to be skeptical of Intel’s graphics promises.

by Carter WellsJanuary 6, 2026
HP Puts All Its Gaming Gear Under the HyperX Brand
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HP Puts All Its Gaming Gear Under the HyperX Brand

HP is unifying its entire gaming portfolio, from PCs to peripherals, under the HyperX brand. The move is highlighted by the new HyperX Omen Max 16, a 2026 laptop with a massive 300W total power budget.

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 6, 2026
Nvidia’s GeForce Now is finally coming to Linux, but there’s a catch
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Nvidia’s GeForce Now is finally coming to Linux, but there’s a catch

According to a new report, Nvidia is planning to launch official Linux support for its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. This would let Linux gamers ditch clunky workarounds. The move could tempt Windows 10 holdouts to make the switch.

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 5, 2026
The Data Center Deals That Didn’t Sleep Over Christmas
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The Data Center Deals That Didn’t Sleep Over Christmas

The holiday period was anything but quiet for the data center industry. Major acquisitions and partnerships worth tens of billions set the stage for a frantic 2026.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
GEEKOM’s CES 2026 Play: Ryzen AI 9 and Core Ultra 7 Laptops
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GEEKOM’s CES 2026 Play: Ryzen AI 9 and Core Ultra 7 Laptops

GEEKOM is heading to CES 2026 with a new lineup of AI-capable laptops and mini PCs. The star announcements include a creator/gamer laptop with AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 H 465 and a business notebook with Intel’s Core Ultra 7 365H. They’re also refreshing their mini PC series with the same chips.

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 5, 2026
Trump Says U.S. Oil Giants Will Pour Billions Into Venezuela
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Trump Says U.S. Oil Giants Will Pour Billions Into Venezuela

President Trump stated that U.S. oil companies are poised to invest billions to fix Venezuela’s broken oil infrastructure following a military operation. He argued the country’s oil output is a fraction of its potential.

by Carter WellsJanuary 3, 2026
The GPD Win 5 handheld is shockingly close to PS5 power
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The GPD Win 5 handheld is shockingly close to PS5 power

According to TechSpot, the new GPD Win 5 handheld gaming PC is delivering performance that comes remarkably close to a base PlayStation 5. In demanding titles like Alan Wake 2, it can hit around 47 fps at 1080p and even low 50s at 1440p when docked. However, this power comes at a steep $1,800 starti

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 3, 2026
8 Boring Open-Source Tools That Are Secretly Productivity Heroes
ComputingInnovationSoftware

8 Boring Open-Source Tools That Are Secretly Productivity Heroes

A new list highlights eight open-source productivity tools that prioritize function over form. These “boring-looking” apps, including a clipboard manager and a PDF reader, are praised for their speed, reliability, and ability to stay out of the user’s way.

by Darren HoltJanuary 2, 2026
Musk’s xAI Buys Third Data Center, Aims for 2 Gigawatt Monster
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Musk’s xAI Buys Third Data Center, Aims for 2 Gigawatt Monster

xAI has purchased a third building for a new data center near Memphis, Tennessee. When complete, the company’s total compute capacity could reach “almost 2GW,” a massive investment in AI infrastructure.

by Ryan HolbrookJanuary 2, 2026

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