The global cloud gaming market is expected to explode, with some research estimates forecasting a $7 billion opportunity in the next 5 – 7 years.

The machine can actually detect when you approach and then log you in via facial recognition. 

We have gotten to the point where entire movie sets and on-screen environments can be CGI and viewers are none the wiser.

Intel's consternation with its 10nm manufacturing process is well documented but on its Q1 earnings call yesterday, the Santa Clara chip giant painted a more positive picture on the ramp-up of its forthcoming Ice Lake processor for mobile client systems, dubbed Ice Lake-U.

In a blockbuster $6.9 Billion dollar deal, NVIDIA moved in to acquire longtime platform partner Mellanox in an acquisition that left some pundits scratching their head.

Gaming is big business these days, from eSports to console wars to the enthusiast “PC Master Race.” However, new mediums for gaming are beginning to emerge, powered in the cloud such that the average gamer may not some day need to have their own equipment to get in on the fun.

Autonomous vehicles require high speed processors and machine learning to accomplish impressive self-guided driving, without the the need for human direction.

There is a common misconception that mobile computing systems outfitted with the same processor, GPU, memory, and storage configurations, will offer nearly identical performance.

Today marks the launch of AMD's EPYC family of processors for data center servers. Based on the company's Zen microarchitecture, it has become abundantly clear that AMD was targeting the lucrative data center market first and foremost with its new CPU architecture and the highly scalable Naples platform that leverages it.

Microsoft Technical Fellow Alex Kipman recently said, “The phone is already dead -- people just haven’t realized.” He made this statement while discussing Microsoft’s HoloLens and potential future iterations of similar mixed-reality devices, which could be eventually be integrated into our daily lives much like the smartphone is today.

Apple fools everyone expecting a soft quarter leading up to the launch of the next generation iPhone this coming September, beating earnings estimates by a long shot.