The Razer Blade 16 is a thin RTX 5090 laptop with a bright screen and tons of ports, but it's extremely pricey and the drivers felt unfinished on our test unit.
https://www.tomshardware.com/laptops/gaming-laptops/razer-blade-16-review
Nvidia's RTX 50-series "Blackwell" GPU launch for laptops has been rocky, with delays and driver issues.
Corsair's newest flagship headset in its Virtuoso line sounds fantastic in games, delivering detail you didn't even know existed. Unfortunately, the headset is stiff and uncomfortable, and yes, you still have to use iCue.
https://www.tomshardware.com/peripherals/gaming-headsets/corsair-virtuoso-max-review
Intel's board to shrink from 14 to 11 as three directors will not seek re-election later this year.
China's rush to build AI data centers in 2023–2024 has collapsed into underused infrastructure, falling profits, and outdated facilities.
After a slow, five-year build of its first U.S. fab due to labor and logistical hurdles, TSMC now plans to construct future U.S. facilities in two years, but can its timely access to chipmaking equipment remains an uncertainty.
One of the fastest PCIe SSDs is on a big sale.
Microsoft announces several updates to its Xbox gaming ecosystem, including a UI update to the Windows Game Bar and quality of life improvements for switching between games with its Xbox Cloud Gaming platform.
The Power of Two: Are Xtool and Snapmaker challenging Bambu Lab?
https://www.tomshardware.com/3d-printing/more-3d-printing-leaks-is-a-new-tool-changer-on-the-horizon
Although TSMC will build an R&D facility in the U.S., its core R&D will remain in Taiwan, so the U.S. will keep following Taiwan even after TSMC builds out its Fab 21 site with six fab modules and two packaging facilities, says former CEO of Intel.