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Intel launches AI Quiet Plus, a certification standard using on-chip AI to dynamically manage noise, heat, and battery life. It targets gaming laptops for quieter, cooler operation without new chips or patches.
Questions the remaining growth potential in Nvidia's gaming hardware business. Wonders if the supplier still plans to develop games itself.
Analysts predict Sony PS6 and Microsoft Project Helix next-gen consoles could cost $999 due to 80-90% DRAM/NAND price hikes from AI data center demand and tariffs. PS5 Pro nears $900 as supply chain woes from Asia persist. Console makers may shift from loss-leader pricing amid economic pressures.
Microsoft disclosed key hardware details for its next-gen Xbox, based on AMD's latest FSR image enhancement technology. AMD senior VP Jack Huynh confirmed the next-gen FSR codename as 'Diamond'. It promises native optimization for the upcoming Xbox console.
AMD Computing and Graphics SVP Jack Huynh announced the next-gen FSR tech stack codenamed Diamond. It serves as a core component of Microsoft's Project Helix host. FSR Diamond is natively optimized for next-generation Xbox hardware.
Microsoft disclosed next-gen Xbox 'Project Helix' details at 2026 GDC, confirming an AMD custom chip and multi-frame generation support. Positioned as successor to Xbox Series X|S, it emphasizes advanced architecture and graphics. Windows 11 gaming updates like full-screen Xbox mode were also announced.
Microsoft at GDC 2026 announced next Xbox codenamed Project Helix will send alpha dev kits to developers in 2027. It features custom AMD chip with 10x raytracing performance including path tracing. Next-gen AMD FSR uses machine learning for upscaling and frame generation.
Intel launches Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and 250K Plus as fastest gaming desktop processors. Claims surpass Raptor Lake and Arrow Lake in performance. Shipping March 26th.
GameStop has significantly reduced the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera accessory. This makes the hardware more accessible for developers and enthusiasts.
Microsoft is currently debating whether to include a physical optical drive in its next-generation console, codenamed Project Helix. This follows industry trends toward a fully digital gaming future.