Intel says CPU-to-GPU deployment ratios have tightened from 1:8 to 1:4, and could reach 1:1.

Running a smooth FiveM server takes more than just good hardware—it’s about strategic optimization. From resource management to network tuning, small changes can prevent lag and keep players engaged.

For Intel, the company is increasing pricing for both its server and client CPUs, analyst John Vinh said, after conducting recent channel checks in Asia. The company is also benefiting as yields on ...

It has been nearly five decades since British workstation maker Acorn Computer was founded, and nearly four decades since Acorn RISC Machines – what we have known variously as Arm, Arm Ltd, or Arm ...

Nvidia (NVDA) kicked off its GTC event in San Jose, Calif., on Monday, debuting a number of chips and platforms ranging from its all-new Nvidia Groq 3 language processing unit (LPU) to its massive ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is evolving faster than traditional server hardware cycles can accommodate. As AI workloads expand in scale and data intensity, memory architecture has ...

AMD is being yanked towards server CPUs by customers who suddenly realised AI boxes need more than GPUs. AMD chief executive Lisa Su is seeing ‘unexpected’ volume for EPYC-class server CPUs, with ...

AMD has posted strong financial results alongside new CPU market share data. The company has now crossed a major milestone in the server market. According to data based on figures from Mercury ...

Intel and AMD are facing acute server CPU shortages in China, with delivery times for some Intel products stretching to as long as six months, driven by surging AI data center demand and intensifying ...

Intel warns of delivery lead times of up to six months for some CPUs, sources say Intel server products in China now cost '10% more generally', source says Delivery lead times for some AMD products ...

Intel faces significant supply constraints for its upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake and Nova Lake PC chips, with the company prioritizing higher-margin data center processors instead. PCWorld ...