Pegatron’s first post-iPhone 6 earnings showed a healthy profit margin. But what will happen to Pegatron and Hon Hai once Apple slows down production of the iPhone 6?

Acer posts a slim year-over-year profit. It’s not time for celebration yet, but it shows that Acer will fight to the end.

VR World chats with Satoshi Matsuoka to understand what is going on in the HPC space land of the rising sun.

Wearables live and die on the strength of their app stores

The strength of the smartwatch’s app library will determine if it’s just hype or a sustainable product.

With Windows 10 expected this summer, let’s take a look back at the consumer versions of Windows throughout the ages.

VR World chats with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Jack Dongarra on the road to exascale computing, and rising national powers in the HPC space.

Every major browser fell to the exploits delivered at Pwn2Own.

In an exclusive interview with VR World, Jack Dongarra of Oak Ridge National Laboratory says we need to take a second look at certain countries’ claims of rising HPC power — notably China.

Word comes out of Taipei Friday that HTC’s Peter Chou has departed the top position at the company.

VR World chats with John Gustafson about the challenges of implementing universal numbers into hardware, and the benefits they offer computing.

New GPU architecture promises ten-times the performance of Maxwell.

Few details on Nintendo’s new hardware platform are available, but Nintendo execs say it will be multi-platform.

We’ve almost reached the acceptance limit for floating point rounding errors. What’s the future? One potential solution was explained at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.

Jack Dongarra and other HPC thought leaders will all be speaking at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.

Fine settles case of WiFi routers and tablets broadcasting beyond permitted power.

Weak demand for desktop PCs and challenging economic conditions in Europe hurt the company’s Q1 prospects.

AMD has long struggled to build respectable hardware wins in mobile, and MediaTek has struggled to build a high-end SoC. This might be a match made in heaven.

The full details on the card won’t be released until Nvidia’s GTC, but these leaked benchmarks reveal a lot.

With serious vendor support from the PC side and full blown enthusiasm from Apple, USB Type-C is ready to take on everyone else.