As tensions between China and Taiwan continue to flare, this poses a very real threat to TSMC and... the entire global economy. The world's leading manufacturer of [...]
Windows 11 makes connecting and transferring data between smartphones and PCs ever simpler. If Microsoft has never managed to establish a lasting foothold in the [...]
Two "new" Ryzen 5000 processors to extend the life of the AM4 platform. Always good to go! Of course, there are users who will object to the lack of [...]
Microsoft is gearing up for a minor revolution in file explorer, an essential module of Windows 11. At the Build 2024 conference held a few days ago [...]
Computex in Taipei is an opportunity for AMD to reaffirm its supposed lead over Intel. Rumors have been circulating for a few weeks now, but it hardly seemed real. [...]
Following in the footsteps of Lunar Lake and inspired by the latest laptop architectures, Arrow Lake is expected to drive desktop CPU power consumption down. While Computex 2024 will see [...]
A year after the release of the ROG Ally, ASUS is preparing a new variant of its console, although there's no mention of "version 2". In the wake of [...]
Year after year, graphics cards have accustomed us to "more and more", and it could be that the RTX 5090 marks a breakthrough. In a few weeks, a few months all [...]
The new-generation Surface Pro comes with an excellent keyboard+stylus kit - we have no doubt about that - but at a price that's hardly believable. At Microsoft, we're [...]
The gaming industry in 2024 has undergone a transformative change with the increasing integration of multiplayer dynamics into video games. This evolution not only redefines interactive gaming, but also [...]
Things may have taken a while, but frame generation is becoming a reality in the console world. As is often the case, new technologies arrive first on the PC and then on the console. [...]
A two-stage release scheduled for late 2024 and some time next year. It may seem odd to be talking about DDR6 when DDR5 is still very new, but it's not. [...]