Nintendo’s Switch 2 console has sold over 10 million units since its June launch, driving a 90% revenue surge. The company now expects to sell 19 million units this fiscal year, up from previous forecasts of 15 million.
Schneider Electric’s Energy Management segment delivered 10% year-over-year growth in Q3, fueled by massive data center investments. The company’s partnership with NVIDIA and cooling system acquisitions position it to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom. While residential markets remain soft, c
The Nintendo Switch 2 has shattered records by selling 10.36 million units in its first six months. Nintendo has responded by raising its hardware forecast for the year, now expecting to sell 19 million units by March 2026. Mario Kart World leads software sales with 9.57 million copies sold.
AMD has reversed course on its controversial driver strategy that would have left older Radeon cards without timely game support. The company now confirms RX 5000 and RX 6000 series GPUs will receive launch-day optimizations alongside newer hardware. This extends the usable lifespan of millions of e
Microsoft is expanding its Fullscreen Experience interface to MSI Claw devices just weeks after the Xbox-branded Asus ROG Ally launch. This rapid expansion suggests Microsoft has bigger ambitions for Windows on handheld gaming PCs beyond exclusive partnerships.
Texas Instruments stock presents a compelling value case with a 26% discount from year-ago levels, but investors must weigh the company’s analog chip exposure against sector headwinds. The semiconductor giant’s underperformance reflects deeper industry challenges beyond simple valuation metrics.
Intel’s leaked Arc B770 specifications reveal a serious contender for the midrange GPU market. With 16GB VRAM and performance targeting NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 Ti, this could finally give Intel the momentum it needs in graphics.
Intel’s Nova Lake architecture might reintroduce advanced instruction sets like AVX10 and APX to consumer processors after years of restriction. But can Intel deliver on these promises without repeating past thermal and compatibility failures?
A burned Sapphire RX 9070 XT power connector highlights systemic issues with GPU power delivery. The problem extends beyond technical specs to fundamental business model conflicts in the PC component industry.
AMD’s driver strategy shift creates confusion then clarity for Radeon owners. The new dual-path approach promises stability for older cards while accelerating innovation for new architectures. Here’s what really changes.
