Broadcom rides AI boom, but the market still flinches
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Analysts moan about the margins as shares wobble

Broadcom delivered another slab of AI-fuelled growth and still managed to spook the market in after-hours trading.

Nvidia cooks up chip-tracking tech
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GPU giant moves to stop its kit wandering into banned markets

Nvidia has cooked up location-verification software that can reveal which country its chips are running in as it scrambles to stop its AI hardware from being smuggled into places where Washington has slapped export bans.

Nvidia’s new CUDA Tile sparks chatter about the end of software lock-in
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Tiling makeover could open the door to rival GPUs

Nvidia has rolled out one of the biggest updates to its CUDA software stack in years, and chip design legend Jim Keller reckons it might even spell the end of its long-guarded exclusivity.

Samsung’s foundry fights its way back into the game
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Yield gains pull in fresh AI customers.

Samsung’s memory business is roaring back to life, and its foundry arm is finally showing signs of life as yield improvements tempt Big Tech outfits back to the table.

AMD could raise GPU prices by $20 to $40
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Memory price increase

According to a new report, AMD will be raising its GPU prices by $20 for 8GB and $40 for 16GB versions due to memory pricing.

Intel finally manage to reach 1 percent of discrete GPU market share
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While NVIDIA still reigns supreme with 92% of market share 


According to the latest Q3 2025 discrete GPU market share report from Jon Peddie Research, NVIDIA is still holding the biggest piece of the discrete GPU market share, although it has lost 1.2 percent in the last quarter. On the other hand, Intel has managed to increase its share, finally hitting 1 percent, while AMD got up to 7 percent.

Nvidia’s RTX 5090 melts itself into the socket in latest connector fiasco
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Another day, another crispy cable

Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 is having a troublesome launch, with yet another report of the card cooking its own power connector so thoroughly that it appears welded into place.

RAM crunch threatens to snuff out budget GPUs
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Rising costs shove AMD and Nvidia towards culling their cheap cards

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming that AMD and Nvidia are considering winding down production of their budget-oriented GPUs because the bill of materials has ballooned as GDDR prices shoot into the stratosphere.

World’s smallest GPU goes big with 3D graphics
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TinyGPU v2.0 can render 1,000 triangles at 15 frames per second

Retro computing fans are buzzing over TinyGPU v2.0, a homebrew graphics processor from FPGA tinkerer and vintage PC enthusiast Pongsagon Vichit.

Intel's Xe3P might power discrete GPUs
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Leaked log suggests high-power variant could land in Arc or workstation kit

It looks like Troubled Chipzilla's next-gen Xe3P architecture won’t be stuck in just integrated graphics, with a new leak hinting that it could power standalone GPUs as well.