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Rumours suggest Nvidia's next-next gen Fenyman AI GPUs will use Intel Foundry tech for some of the components
Rumors suggest that Nvidia's upcoming Fenyman AI GPUs will incorporate components manufactured by Intel Foundry, potentially using their 18A or 14A process for I/O dies. While the main GPU dies will still be produced by TSMC, Intel is also reportedly involved in advanced packaging. This potential collaboration deepens the partnership between Nvidia and Intel, with Fenyman GPUs tentatively slated for a 2028 release.
CachyOS April 2026 release brings a new package manager and even more optimizations
The CachyOS April 2026 release introduces a new GUI package manager, Shelly, replacing Octopi, and enhances DNS-over-HTTPS support within the CachyOS-Welcome app. This update also brings optimizations for AMD and Intel GPUs, including a VRAM Management toggle, improved NVMe I/O scheduling, and incorporates Linux kernel 7.0 and Mesa 26.0.5.
Intel Cancels Arc Celestial Gaming GPUs, Druid Future Uncertain | HappyGamer
Intel has reportedly cancelled its next-generation Arc Celestial gaming GPUs and cast doubt on the future of its Druid lineup. This strategic shift away from discrete gaming cards raises questions about Intel's commitment to the PC gaming market, potentially leaving NVIDIA and AMD to dominate without significant competition. The company may be prioritizing more profitable ventures like AI accelerators and data center hardware.
Hardware Reviews
This article provides reviews for various hardware components, including a comparison between Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Ultra 9 285K CPUs. It also features a review of the Lenovo Legion 7a 16 G11, a lightweight OLED gaming laptop.
'Hardcore PC enthusiasts are significantly underestimating the importance of software to the PC experience, like really, really seriously,' says Intel Enthusiast VP
Intel's Enthusiast Channel VP Robert Hallock believes PC gamers, especially enthusiasts, are significantly underestimating the importance of software to the overall PC experience. He argues that focusing solely on hardware overlooks potential performance gains achievable through better software optimization and CPU scheduling, which can account for 10-30% of performance.
'This is a fundamentally different company today': Intel reports strong financial results, says its upcoming 14A process is already outpacing early 18A yields
Intel reported strong first-quarter 2026 financial results, with revenue reaching $13.6 billion, driven significantly by AI-related businesses which now constitute 60% of its revenue. CEO Lip-Bu Tan highlighted the company's transformation and the promising progress of its 14A chip process, which is already outperforming early 18A yields. A notable partnership with Tesla for AI chip production using Intel's 14A process was also announced.
Intel (INTC) CFO expects PC demand to weaken this year
Intel's Chief Financial Officer anticipates a decline in PC demand throughout the current year. The company expects to be affected by increasing component costs.
Listen to the Intel (INTC) Q1 2026 earnings call here
Intel will be discussing its financial results for the first quarter of 2026 during an upcoming investor call. The call will provide details on the company's earnings for the period.
Intel (INTC) shares hit all-time high as Q1 2026 earnings results beat revenue and EPS expectations
Intel shares reached an all-time high following the announcement of its Q1 2026 earnings, which surpassed revenue and earnings per share expectations. The government-backed chip company is experiencing a significant resurgence.
Evening Tech Bits
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger expressed his view that Elon Musk would be an ideal partner for exploring unconventional methods to enhance chip manufacturing processes. The article also touches upon advancements in carbon nanotube wiring for potential use in semiconductors.
Elon Musk's aerospace and AI company reportedly plans to make its own GPUs, though I doubt you'll one day be enjoying a SpaceX graphics card in your rig
Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly planning to manufacture its own Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), according to a review of its S-1 filing. While the article speculates these chips will be primarily for AI workloads rather than gaming, the move signifies a substantial capital expenditure in hardware development. This endeavor is part of a larger effort involving Tesla and Intel's Terafab project for advanced chip manufacturing.
Tesla to use Intel 14A for AI chips as Musk says it will be 'ready for prime time' when the multi-billion…
Tesla will utilize Intel's upcoming 14A process node for its AI chips, as announced by Elon Musk during a Tesla earnings call. This partnership is part of Musk's ambitious Terafab project aimed at producing custom chips for Tesla, xAI, and SpaceX to power vehicles, robots, and data centers. Intel's 14A node is expected to be mature by the time Terafab scales up.
Morning Tech Bits
Intel's upcoming Z970 chipset will reportedly support both high-end Z890 and mainstream B860 tiers for their Nova Lake processors. Separately, a former lead for AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) technology has departed.
Best graphics cards in 2026: These are the GPUs worth spending money in right now
This guide recommends the best graphics cards available in 2026, focusing on value and performance for PC gamers. It highlights the AMD Radeon RX 9070 as the best overall option for 1440p gaming, the RX 9060 XT for value, the Nvidia RTX 5050 for budget builds, the RX 9070 XT for mid-range, and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 for high-end performance. The article also discusses current GPU pricing trends and provides detailed performance benchmarks.
There's no memory crisis in space, as astronauts on the ISS are getting new laptops with 128 GB of RAM and a…
Astronauts on the International Space Station are set to receive new HP ZBook G9 Fury laptops equipped with Intel Core Ultra 9 processors, Nvidia RTX Pro Blackwell mobile GPUs, and 128 GB of DDR5 ECC RAM. These custom machines have undergone extensive testing, including radiation bombardment, to ensure reliability in the space environment. The new laptops are expected to come online soon.
Hardware Reviews
This article compiles reviews of various hardware components, including the Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus CPUs, and the Keychron K3 Ultra keyboard. It also features a review of a new laptop from Framework.
45+ PS5, PS4 Games to Buy in PS Store's Big Games Big Deals Sale
The PlayStation Store is currently hosting its Big Games Big Deals sale, featuring thousands of discounted PS5 and PS4 titles until May 6, 2026. The article highlights a curated selection of recommended games, many of which are at their lowest-ever prices.
Here’s to the stable ones: In praise of Tim Cook
This article praises Tim Cook's stable leadership at Apple, contrasting it with the media's tendency to favor more dramatic figures. It highlights Cook's execution success, his ability to lead the company through transitions, and his role in significant achievements like Apple Silicon, arguing that his legacy is one of getting things done rather than seeking the spotlight.
'Overclocking should not be a feature that is exclusively reserved for the people paying the most amount of money,' says VP of Intel's enthusiast chip business
Intel's VP of enthusiast chip business, Robert Hallock, indicated that the company plans to offer more unlocked CPUs at lower price points, making overclocking more accessible. This move aims to provide higher-tier performance for budget-conscious PC gamers. Hallock suggested an increase in 'unlocked SKUs' over time, potentially returning to an era where more affordable processors could be overclocked.
Pragmata is yet another launch day fail for Intel's GPUs, but its quick response to game issues shows it's…
Intel has released a new graphics driver, version 32.0.101.8735, to address application crashes in the game Pragmata. This update specifically targets issues encountered by users with Intel Arc A-series, B-series, and Core Ultra Series GPUs. While this driver resolves Pragmata-related crashes, known issues with other games like The Finals, Fortnite, and Crimson Desert persist.
