The prototype card on display at CES supports up to 384GB of combined LPDDR5X and DDR5 memory, including as much as 128GB of soldered VRAM. It ...

Micron—which recently decided to exit the consumer RAM and storage markets but is still selling its products to other ...

I challenge any PC maker at CES 2026 to serve up a more eye-catching desktop design than the Asus ROG G1000, which comes ...

TL;DR: Intel's Arc desktop GPUs have reached a 1% share of the global discrete graphics card market, a significant step up from previous sub-1% figures. With turbulent waters in the future of the ...

Erie County's IT director, Jeffrey Cudicio, is under criminal investigation over allegations of theft of county-owned computer components, according to newly unsealed search warrants. Warrants show DA ...

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Nvidia has been releasing graphics cards since the GeForce 256 in 1999, which was marketed as the world's first GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), a term that is now synonymous with graphics cards today.

Nvidia is well known around the world for creating video graphics cards, with the company holding an impressive 94% market share in the sector. The company even provides the custom graphics chip for ...

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