All you can eat data centre buffet 

According to the Wall Street Journal, Nvidia's Chief Executive, Jensen Huang, is advancing the company's cunning plan to become a one stop stop for datacentres.

This is proving more challenging than we thought

Chinese GPU maker Xiangdixian Computing Technology has not met its development targets and has laid off some staff as part of a restructuring plan.

At least on Steam

According to the latest Steam statistics, Windows 11 is the most popular gaming operating system, having over taken Windows 10 for the first time.

The signs of the profits may not be written on the subway walls

Google executive James Manyika warned that the anticipated impact of AI on productivity is not assured despite forecasts of immense economic potential.

Fed up with "nontechnical nonsense"

Efforts to integrate Rust code into the Linux kernel encountered a significant hurdle last after one of the maintainers of the Rust for Linux project resigned.

Founder alleged to have stolen cash and bought two Lamborghinis

OSOM Products appears in disarray, with a former executive alleging that the founder has misappropriated company funds to finance two Lamborghinis and a lavish lifestyle.

Hard to spot

TechTuber Der8auer has found that counterfeit AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processors are very hard to spot on the market.

No Future

After 27 years, Future Publishing shut down the tech site AnandTech.

There is nothing to see here move on please

Intel has confirmed that its 13th and 14th Gen laptop chips do not appear to suffer from instability issues. The company asserts that these chips are unequivocally unaffected by the high voltage problem, now termed “Vmin Shift Instability.”

Having words with the accountants

Chipzilla is considering separating its product-design and manufacturing divisions and evaluating which factory projects might be abandoned.