The message for 2020 is sustainability and connectivity. CES is all about show, whether it's the biggest TV ever or the most pixels one can cram into a computer display. So, not surprisingly, on the PC side, monitors are big, bezels are small, resolutions are high, and they’ve got new stands! Dell has updated its display manager with options for multiple window layouts and … [Read more...] about The PC OEMs at CES, the early look from Dell
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AMD joins Blockchain Gaming Alliance and teams with distribution companies
New startups Ultra and Robot Cache are building new distribution options for gamers. Remember when anyone who had a tech company had a blockchain strategy? It’s happening again, Batman. AMD has announced that it’s joining the Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA). The company says it is partnering with Robot Cache and Ultra to promote the development and proliferation of … [Read more...] about AMD joins Blockchain Gaming Alliance and teams with distribution companies
New wave of game streaming; Stadia is early in
Stadia is making headlines with its streaming game service but a pack is forming close behind. Sony has been in the game. Watch for entries from Sony, Microstation, Nvidia, and Samsung Cloud gaming has been tried since 2003, by several companies. Since then, the internet has gotten a lot faster, and processors have too. The time may be right for a reliable, successful cloud … [Read more...] about New wave of game streaming; Stadia is early in
Imagination launches IMG A-Series
The GPU of Everything and the fastest GPU IP. Imagination Technologies announced the tenth generation of its PowerVR graphics architecture, the IMG A-Series. Claiming its IMG A-Series is the fastest GPU IP ever released, the company says it is designed to be The GPU of Everything, citing multiple markets, from automotive, AIoT, and computing through to DTV/STB/OTT, mobile and … [Read more...] about Imagination launches IMG A-Series
Nvidia’s Q3 FY20 results
$3.01 billion in sales, $899 million profit, up 61% from last quarter. Nvidia reported revenue from all platforms up for the quarter and beat Wall Street’s expectations. The company’s GPU business revenue was $2.6 billion, up 22% from last quarter, but down 8% from last year. The quarter was the fourth consecutive decline in year-over-year sales. “Our gaming business and … [Read more...] about Nvidia’s Q3 FY20 results