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Micron's HBM4E heralds a new era of customized memory for AI GPUs and beyond
Micron's HBM update: HBM4 is on track for 2026. HBM4E will introduce customizable base dies for higher performance and tailored features.
Best graphics card deals 2024: Cheap Nvidia, AMD, and Intel GPUs
Save money on Radeon, RTX, and Arc graphics cards.
ASRock Challenger Arc B570 lands in the hands of user a month before launch
A German retailer has accidentally shipped the Arc B570 before its embargo though we'll need to wait for official drivers for proper testing.
Nvidia RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 gaming PCs listed prematurely for $7,539 and $4,399 at a retailer
Pre-built from Acer featuring the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 have been listed before launch.
AMD's 'Golden Rabbit' GPU reportedly hits 'end of life' status
Tweakers reports that several AMD add-in board partners confirmed the upper mid-range RX 7900 GRE is now declared "end-of-life" and is no longer being produced.
Chinese GPU designers received key technologies from British company Imagination Technology: Report
Chinese owners could use technologies developed by Imagination Technologies for China's military, according to UK-China Transparency.
Where to buy the Intel Arc B580
It's selling like hotcakes, with prices of $249 to $299 and up.
Intel’s newest B580 GPU underperforms last-gen Arc Alchemist card in Linux benchmarks – likely due to early teething pains
It seems Intel has some work to do on Battemage’s Linux support as the B580 is much faster on Windows than on Linux, when normally it’s the other way around for Intel graphics.
