Processor ARM race heats up as Nvidia could soon challenge Intel, AMD and Apple with its N1X laptop CPU

Nvidia’s N1X chip could debut in laptops within the next couple of months, with next-gen N2 CPUs rumored to follow later in 2027.

‘It really is the craziest time ever’: data centers to grab 70% of all high-end memory chips in 2026 as AI boom leaves consumers in the cold

RAM has already skyrocketed in price, but with no respite in sight, the worry is that it’ll be moon-rocketing by the time this year is out.

The Nvidia RTX 5090 has vanished from retailer shelves in US – and GPUs from third-party sellers cost nearly as much as a whole PC

GPUs from third-party sellers in the US cost almost as much as a full PC that packs Nvidia’s flagship graphics card.

Top-end SSDs have gotten so pricey they’re worth more than their weight in gold

Is a high-end SSD worth more than its weight in gold? Yes, in some cases, as storage prices follow in the footsteps of RAM.

Forget the RAM crisis – are we headed for a full-blown GPU crisis? Rumored production cut for Nvidia GPUs makes it seem more likely

Nvidia won’t have any new GPUs for 2026, rumor claims – and with an up to 20% drop in production, this year could be a troubled one.

RAM crisis lands another blow as Nvidia could stick to 8GB with mainstream GPUs for the foreseeable future — but is that enough in 2026?

Nvidia rumor suggests a focus on 8GB GPUs in the near future, with the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB sidelined in favor of its lesser sibling.

I hate to agree with Nvidia about an AI thing, but come on, PC gamers — it’s time to stop whining about ‘fake frames’ and take the free performance boosts

“Computing has been fundamentally reshaped” — Nvidia wants you to stop complaining about ‘fake frames’ in games, and for once I actually kind of agree with Team Green.