Sony Hits the 10 Million Mark in PS4 Sales, But What Does That Mean for AMD?
At the Gamescom expo in Germany, Sony announced Tuesday that it had earned a definite victory over Microsoft in the console war: sales of 10 …
Nvidia Launches Five New Cards in the Quadro Series at SIGGRAPH
Nvidia gave its Quadro series a top-to-bottom refresh at SIGGRAPH in Vancouver, launching a total of five new cards: the K420, K620, K2200, K4200, K5200. …
Nvidia Wants to Bring PC-Like Performance to Mobile With Project Denver
Now that Nvidia’s Tegra K1 has another hardware win, Denver, the faster version of Nvidia’s flagship SoC that was first unveiled to the world during January’s …
Intel Gives an Official Preview of Broadwell
On Monday Intel gave the first official preview of its Broadwell platform, which the company believes is its first step in effectively competing against ARM …
The Mac Versus PC Ad-War Makes a Return in Surface Pro 3 Campaign
The “I’m a Mac and I’m a PC” ad campaign is a nostalgic staple of mid-2000s television advertising. It marked an era of Apple’s aggressive …
Shenzhen's Power Moves: China’s Rising Technology Hub Grabs SIGGRAPH Asia 2014 Exhibition
China’s Shenzhen is a city on the rise, an example of China’s industrial transition. What was once a small industrial outpost in the 1990s is …
Nvidia’s Tegra Pivot is Working, But Why Wasn’t This Tried Earlier?
As Nvidia’s most recent earnings report shows, Tegra is in a much different place than it was a quarter or a year ago. Nvidia’s SoC …
New Tegra Strategy Drives Nvidia's Earnings Upwards
Re-focusing Tegra’s strategy away from smartphones has appeared to pay-off for Nvidia, as the company’s profits climbed 33% compared to the same quarter last year …
Security Firm FireEye Offers a Free Cure for CryptoLocker Victims
Victims of the infamous ransomware CryptoLocker now have some relief in the form of a free decryption tool that frees their files held ransom. FireEye …
Apple Delisted From China Government’s Approved Vendor’s List
The Chinese market continues to sour for US technology companies as China’s government has removed another from its approved list procurement vendors for government purchases. …
AMD Launches the FirePro S9150, Upping the Ante Against Nvidia
AMD launched Wednesday the FirePro S9150, and was quick to claim that it’s the most powerful GPU ever built for High Performance Computing (HPC) applications. …
Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3 Goes International on August 28
Microsoft launched the Surface Pro 3 earlier this year to critical acclaim. While the Surface has been a money losing dud for Microsoft to date, …
Apple and Samsung Agree to Drop Litigation Outside of US
The patent battle between Apple and Samsung, which started out in a California courtroom then spanned across the globe, appears to be drawing a truce …
Yet to be Announced OCZ ARC 100 Solid State Drives Make Appearance Online
OCZ has yet to give its upcoming line of ARC 100 SSDs the official unveiling, but it looks like two retailers have beat OCZ to …
Here’s Snapchat’s Plan to Make Money
While Snapchat has the following and growth metrics that would be sure to make most app developers jealous, it does have one problem: it doesn’t …
China Government Targets Symantec, Kaspersky
Anti Virus firms Symantec and Kaspersky have been removed from China’s official list of anti-virus vendors approved to sell to the government and state-owned corporations, …
HGST Showcases 'Fastest Ever' SSD
Storage company HGST demonstrated this weekend at the Flash Memory Summit 2014 in San Jose, California what it calls the “world’s fastest” SSD. HGST’s new …
@Evleaks Signs Off
The web’s most prominent serial leaker has announced his retirement from the business. Evan Blass, better known by his nom-de-web Evleaks, announced his retirement on …
The Playstation 4 is a Bright Spot for Stumbling Sony
For shareholders of Sony, the company’s most recent earnings report was likely the small piece of good news they had long waited for. Buoyed by strong …
