Microsoft sets Windows 11 on the road to renewal: 2026 promises to be a rich one
"We're evolving the way Windows is designed internally, to raise the level of quality," says Pavan Davuluri, one of the company's top executives. [...]
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DLSS 5 already announced by NVIDIA: release scheduled for this autumn
Stronger than DLSS 4, NVIDIA passes the fifth with what the company's engineers call neural rendering. In the absence of new GeForce [...]
The first 16TB M.2 SSD has arrived on the market: it's here to stay!
Amazon has just listed a 16TB M.2 SSD at a price of almost $16,000. Unless you've spent the last six months or so in the [...]
With just a few days to go before the release of Crimson Desert, all the configurations are detailed... all of them!
It's hard to top the information Pearl Abyss has released about the requirements for its new game. Not exactly a sequel to Black Desert Online, Crimson Desert [...]
The lifecycle of a smartphone: from launch to e-waste
Each smartphone begins its journey in the spotlight. An official presentation unveils a faster chip, a more powerful camera and a slimmer body. Pre-orders [...]
Real-life support for NVMe SSDs under Windows 11 coming soon?
Microsoft seems at last to be preparing the ground for a dedicated NVMe driver under Windows 11. At the end of last year, we reported on an incongruity not necessarily well known in Windows 11. [...]
New Intel processors: two ranges, two moods!
Intel announces two new processor ranges: one for professionals, the other for the general public. 2026 should be rather quiet in terms of major announcements. [...]
Steam: head-turning figures
No less than 100 exabytes delivered to its users by the Steam platform in 2025. Exabytes?! Every year, Valve publishes a sort of "state of the art" report on its platform. [...]
The micro-betting revolution: why the future of sport is measured in seconds, not minutes!
Let's explore together the rise of micro-betting as a dominant force in the sports industry. Let's start with an in-depth analysis of how granular and ultra-direct markets transform [...]
NVIDIA remains number one in graphics cards, far, far ahead of its competitors
NVIDIA's domination of the graphics card sector became even more overwhelming at the end of last year: the only company in the world to surpass [...]
Major update of DriversCloud application and infrastructure
A new series of enhancements has just been deployed, both in the monitoring application and on the site and server infrastructure. [...]
Hampered by the price of RAM and SSDs, Valve delays the release of its Steam Machine
The Steam Machine's launch schedule has been completely turned upside down by the inflation in the DRAM and NAND sectors. You can be a gaming giant [...]
A return to PlayStation 5 exclusives?
Sony's strategy for porting PlayStation 5 games to Windows PCs could be changing. In the years 2000 and 2010, Microsoft and Sony competed with each other in ingenuity - and in [...]
9 GB of memory on a GeForce? NVIDIA's strange choice to "help" gamers
What if NVIDIA started using new 3 GB GDDR7 modules on the GeForce RTX 5050? Unless you live in a cave, you don't have the time. [...]
Just 64 Kb for this Quake-Like: no, no error on the unit!
A real technical challenge, the QUOD project thumbs its nose at those games that take up dozens of gigabytes, sometimes for no reason at all. [...]