Looks like ATI has signed on to create the GPU for the next Xbox console. Read more

Gamers may be able to play the latest PC games on netbooks in the first half of 2010 according to ARM. Read more

A research institute in Iran claims that it built a high-performance computing system using AMD CPUs. Read more

Yesterday T-Mobile Netherlands did a naughty deed by listing the hardware specs for the new iPhone 3G S. Read more

This afternoon Nvidia said that it has signed a "tools and middleware" license agreement with SCEI, bringing PhysX back to the PlayStation 3 console. Read more

The PCMCIA announced that the new ExpressCard 2.0 standard has been finalized and devices based on it will be available starting in 2010. Read more

Several months after the European Union brought the beginnings of an antitrust case against Intel, the processor giant responds. Read more

Retail woes continue for Circuit City, with the latest reports all but confirming that there is no light at the end of the tunnel for the retail giant. Read more

On the same day that Intel reported less than stellar earnings and Electronic Arts is starting another round of layoffs, some analysts are saying that Activision Blizzard is the nest company to invest in come 2009. Read more

Soon after announcing a $155 million loss on the quarter, SanDisk looks to fire as much as 15 percent of its global workforce. Read more

Apple recently hired Mark Papermaster, IBM's former vice president of microprocessor technology development. While Mr. Papermaster was no doubt thrilled to be headed to Apple, it looks like his old employer is saying not so fast... Read more

Mountain House (CA) - A few weeks ago, we learned how Nvidia is using its PhysX API to convert PhysX calculations and accelerate them on a GPU. Read more

Although Intel's Atom processor shortage has had a large impact toward notebook vendors' low-cost notebook (netbook) shipments, IPC (industrial PC) makers, who also have their eyes on Atom platforms, say they are not feeling as much pressure. Read more

Opinion - AMD pitches an enticing idea that takes advantage of the massive horsepower hidden in the company's graphics card. Read more

It is a great time for PC vendors and consumers to buy DRAM, as competition this segment remains strong and prices show little signs of recovery (according to DRAMExchange, 1 Gb DDR2-667 chips are currently selling for about $2. Read more