AMD faced swift backlash after announcing it would end game optimization support for RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 GPUs. The company reversed course within 24 hours, but the incident reveals deeper issues in GPU lifecycle management that affect millions of users.
AMD has officially shifted RX 6000 series graphics cards into maintenance mode, limiting future feature development to newer architectures. This strategic move affects millions of RDNA 2 owners and signals a faster product lifecycle.
South Korea’s industrial giants are betting big on NVIDIA’s Blackwell platform to revolutionize everything from chip manufacturing to autonomous vehicles. The 150,000 GPU deployment represents one of Asia’s largest AI infrastructure investments.
The upcoming MSI Afterburner beta version 4.6.7 introduces transformative improvements to voltage/frequency curve editing, making GPU fine-tuning more accessible than ever. Developer Alexey “Unwinder” Nicolaychuk has implemented zoom, pan, and enhanced node scaling features that address long-standin
Eli Lilly is constructing what it claims will be the pharmaceutical industry’s most powerful supercomputer in partnership with NVIDIA. This AI factory represents a fundamental shift in how pharmaceutical companies approach drug discovery and development.
KDE’s latest update finally squashes an 8-year-old bug that’s been annoying users since 2017. The fix comes alongside critical cursor restoration for AMD legacy hardware, highlighting the delicate balance between innovation and backward compatibility in open source development.
Intel has reportedly returned to profitability in Q3 2025, with revenue climbing to $13.7 billion. Company leaders indicated that AI-driven demand is expected to rejuvenate its server CPU segment and attract foundry clients once its 18A process matures.
Intel has reportedly swung back to profitability in the third quarter of fiscal 2025, posting $13.7 billion in revenue—a 3% year-over-year increase—and net income of $4.1 billion. This marks a significant recovery from the previous quarter’s $2.9 billion loss, according to the company’s earnings release. Despite this improvement, sources indicate that Intel’s data center product sales dipped by 1%, while its foundry business revenue declined by 4%.
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The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is reportedly experiencing significant thermal throttling during GPU stress tests, maintaining only 59-66% of peak performance. This occurs despite featuring a larger vapor chamber than its S24 FE counterpart, which maintains 71-72% stability under identical conditions.
According to reports based on initial firmware-based testing, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is demonstrating unexpected thermal throttling behavior despite its enhanced cooling system. Sources indicate the device maintains only 59 percent to 66 percent of its peak performance during GPU stress tests, significantly lower than its predecessor’s stability.
