Everybody is a gamer
Even celebrities have their favorite titles.
China—The world’s digital entertainment hub
It’s game on for Microsoft and Sony scouting the Chinese market for the next big titles.
China’s Biren to feel the heat of US sanctions
China’s newest GPU-compute AIB loses TSMC access.
The story of pickles, road maps, and the remote work and play industry
TIFCA is hosting a summit where support for remote work and play is the main dish on the menu.
Intel 2.0—start with integrated device manufacturing
Gelsinger makes the biggest change in Intel’s history.
The new 3D graphics pipeline
Who loses and who gains when consumers get access to vast libraries of content for a minimum monthly fee or because they are willing to put up with ads? I
Chasing pixels into the multiverse of madness
Soon everything will be in the cloud, and maybe affordable
Recent AR developments and hints
What Apple, Qualcomm, and Google have revealed
Three billion gamers—really?
Are you as tired as I am at hearing this inflated and factious statistic of “3 billion gamers” used as if it was a fact?
The little green men left and took their PCs with them
For some reason they didn’t like the Apple machines and left them
Rethinking trade shows; Avid takes a time out
Avid has announced that it has decided to pause its participation in tradeshows throughout 2022. The company says it doesn’t plan to participate in the conferences organized by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), or National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM).
Gelsinger’s grand strategy—leave no socket behind
Intel is at the forefront of the U.S.’s work about the importance of semiconductors