Despite being available for nearly a decade, 4K gaming remains a niche pursuit in 2025. The technical demands and costs continue to outweigh the visual benefits for most gamers, creating an ongoing accessibility gap.
Nvidia has achieved what no company has before – a $5 trillion market cap. This unprecedented valuation reflects the AI revolution’s explosive growth, but raises questions about sustainability and competitive pressures in the evolving chip landscape.
The popular PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 has officially updated its recommended GPU requirements, removing two generations of AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards. This move follows both manufacturers ending driver support for these legacy architectures.
Hive Digital accelerates European AI expansion by converting existing Swedish Bitcoin mining facility to GPU data center. The strategic pivot highlights growing competition for AI infrastructure but faces significant execution hurdles.
A Washington startup is preparing to launch the first satellite equipped with Nvidia H100 GPUs into orbit next month. The mission aims to demonstrate the viability of space-based data centers that could revolutionize AI computing with unlimited solar power and natural cooling.
In what sources indicate could mark a transformative moment for artificial intelligence infrastructure, a Redmond-based startup is preparing to launch advanced Nvidia computing hardware into space next month. According to reports, Starcloud (formerly Lumen Orbit) will send its 130-pound Starcloud-1 satellite to orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, carrying what analysts suggest represents the most powerful computational capabilities ever deployed in space.
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NextSilicon has unveiled performance benchmarks indicating its Maverick-2 accelerator significantly outperforms Nvidia GPUs and Intel CPUs in energy efficiency. The company also announced development of Arbel, a new RISC-V test chip built on TSMC’s 5nm technology.
Israeli chip startup NextSilicon has disclosed architecture and performance details for its Maverick-2 accelerator, with reports indicating it can outperform GPUs from Nvidia and CPUs from Intel. According to the company’s announcement, the Maverick-2 represents what sources describe as the world’s first Intelligent Compute Accelerator (ICA), featuring a novel computing architecture designed specifically for high-performance computing artificial intelligence (HPC-AI) applications.
